4) Write an introduction, body, and conclusion for your speech.

Week of
Mrs. Myers 4th Grade 2/27/17
myerski@rcschools.net SES: 615.904.6725

Notes from the Teacher & Important Dates

Wow! We had a busy month. 4H, Hoops for Heart, Presidents Day. ELA
Last Friday, students participated in Hoops for Heart. Students continue to work
hard in class. Relative Pronouns
Commas
Tomorrow is the LAST day that I can take field trip permission slips. Thank you to Quotation marks
everyone who has already turned this in. We will be going to see a play at the
Cannon County Center for the Arts to see The Lion King. Due to limited seating Text structures:
of the venue, we will not be able to take chaperones. We will return by lunch time Description, sequence,
so students will be eating a normal lunch. cause/effect,
problem/solution,
Please be sure that your child is practicing Multiplication and Division facts at compare/contrast
home. This can be done with flash cards or through Moby Max or IReady.
text evidence
main idea, summarizing
State testing is fast approaching. SES needs Proctors to help during state testing.
Please call the office at 615-904-6725 if you are available to help.
Figurative language
Report Cards will go home on March 16th, and I will also send home requests for Proverbs and Adages
Parent/Teacher Conferences.
Writing: analyzing and
Please dont hesitate to call or contact me whenever you have a question or concern.
writing to a prompt
myerski@rcschools.net

Dates to Remember: Vowel r

2/28 Permission slips and Field trip money due Consonant le
3/1 Science Test on Light & Energy Vowel teams
3/7 Field Trip Cannon County Arts Center to see Lion King Vowel consonant e
3/9 Early Dismissal Day 10:30-10:45
3/16 Spring Pictures & Report Cards go home
Math
3/21 Parent Teacher Conferences 3pm-6pm Area/Perimeter
3/27-3/31 Spring Break School Closed Elapsed Time, calculating
change, line plots

Review -
Fractions/Decimals
Division facts
Vocabulary Words Division with remainders
Long Division
Multiplying 2 digit by 1 digit
numbers (13 x 4)

Light Reflection Refraction Absorption

Opaque Transparent Translucent Prism

Stamp Act Tea Act Red Coats Colonists Science/SS

British Parliament Torry President Minuteman
Loyalist Patriot King George III Ben Franklin
Samuel Adams Thomas Jefferson Benedict Arnold George Washington
Light & Energy Test on
Musket Lexington Concord Wednesday

American Revolution