Miss. Libert’s 3rd and 4th Grade
April 23-26, 2019
Spelling
Fourth Graders- Unit 19 core words they will be learning are; heavy, carefully, follow, beautiful, everyone. The skills the students will be working on are suffixes and comparisons.
Third Graders- Unit 19 core words they will be learning are; example, heard, several, change, and answer. The skills the students will be working on are homophones and irregular verb forms.
Reading
4th Graders will be reading Where the Red Fern Grows.
3rd Graders will be doing a unit of poetry.
-We also are reading short stories. This week the students will the reading the fairy tale The Red Swan.
*Each month students should read two chapter books at home. They then write a one page summary or do a verbal summary to Miss. Libert at school.
Math-
3rd Graders will be working on Unit 11 Probability
Monday: No School
Tuesday: 11.1 Time Elapse
Wednesday: 11.2 Graphing
Thursday: 11.3 Spinner Experiment
Friday: Spinner Experiment Continued
4th Graders will be working on Unit 10- Reflection and Symmetry
Monday: No School
Tuesday: 10.4 Line of Symmetry
Wednesday: 10.5 Frieze Patterns
Thursday: 10.6 Positive and Negative Numbers
Friday: 10.6 Continued
*Please be studying multiplication facts at home with your child
Language
4th Graders will be working on Chapter 29 Sentence Fragments and Run-On Sentences
Monday: No School
Tuesday: Extra Practice and Review Chapter 28
Wednesday: Sentence Fragments
Thursday: Run-On Sentences
Friday: Correcting Sentence Errors
3rd Graders will be working on Chapter 29 Easily Confused Words
Monday: No School
Tuesday: Extra Practice and Review
Wednesday: Homophones
Thursday: More Homophones
Friday: Homographs and other Homophones
Science
Tuesday: Finish Stars
Wednesday-Friday: Earth Features (What covers Earth’s Surface, What are some of Earth’s land and water features, What land features are in the Ocean, What are the Layers of the Earth).
*For Social Studies and Science, we will rotate them per quarter, so we can focus on one subjects material at a time (instead of dividing the time between the two each day).
Call-em-all
