Math: Students will be learning about mass and capacity. Grade threes will also review concepts taught earlier in the year. Grade fours will practice two digit by one digit multiplication and division.
Language: We will continue to practice grammar and paragraph and sentence structure through review of concepts taught prevouisly in the year.
Homework: Students can continue to work on math booklets and EQAO work that have come home. They can also spend time on Dreambox and Raz kids.
Tuesday, 15 May 2018
Sunday, 6 May 2018
Just a reminder that this is education week so our regular classroom schedule will be interupted with school wide activities. Please check the calendar for events.
We will continue with multiplication and division for math as well as review of concepts. Language will continue with grammar and review as well.
Homework will continue to come home on paper.
We will continue with multiplication and division for math as well as review of concepts. Language will continue with grammar and review as well.
Homework will continue to come home on paper.
Sunday, 29 April 2018
Math: As we finish algebra this week, students will look more closely at multiplication and division.
language: We will review grammar this week as students finish their adventure stories. We will also begin to look at poetry.
Homework: Homework will be coming home on paper as grade 3 students begin review for EQAO. Grade 4 students will be bringing home a math workbook they have been working on while grade 3s will be bringing home EQAO review work. Please have your child work on this review work each week. Please let me know if there is any area your child is finding particularly difficult.
language: We will review grammar this week as students finish their adventure stories. We will also begin to look at poetry.
Homework: Homework will be coming home on paper as grade 3 students begin review for EQAO. Grade 4 students will be bringing home a math workbook they have been working on while grade 3s will be bringing home EQAO review work. Please have your child work on this review work each week. Please let me know if there is any area your child is finding particularly difficult.
Monday, 23 April 2018
Math: We will begin to investigate algebra this week. Grade threes will determine the missing number in equations involving addition and subtraction while grade fours involve multiplication and division. This concept is familiar to students as they have seen it in class before.
Language: We continue writing adventure stories. When these are complete we will move to grammar.
Homework: In addition to Raz Kids and Dreambox this week, have your child practice telling time. Grade fours need to tell time to the nearest minute and grade threes to the nearest five minutes. Students should also practice timing events such as driving from place to place, taking a bath or watching tv. This will help them in our upcoming unit on telling time.
Language: We continue writing adventure stories. When these are complete we will move to grammar.
Homework: In addition to Raz Kids and Dreambox this week, have your child practice telling time. Grade fours need to tell time to the nearest minute and grade threes to the nearest five minutes. Students should also practice timing events such as driving from place to place, taking a bath or watching tv. This will help them in our upcoming unit on telling time.
Sunday, 15 April 2018
Math: Students are determining the area of classroom objects as well as 2-D shapes. Grade 3s are using the grid square method or adding up each side of shapes labeled with a variety of units. Grade 4s are using these methods as well as the LxW (length times width) formula.
Language: We continue to work on adventure stories. Students are very excited about them. They must write in paragraph form, use dialogue to convey information to the reader, and have exciting or dangerous events for the main character to lead to the climax of the story.
Homework: grade 3 grade 4
Language: We continue to work on adventure stories. Students are very excited about them. They must write in paragraph form, use dialogue to convey information to the reader, and have exciting or dangerous events for the main character to lead to the climax of the story.
Homework: grade 3 grade 4
Sunday, 8 April 2018
Math: We will explore how to find perimeter with a side length measure missing before moving on to area.
Language: We will continue our study of adventure stories as we look at how descriptive language can enhance our writing and help create visual images for the reader.
Homework: Please watch this video which discusses perimeter with a missing side and answer the practice questions. This is the language homework for both grades.
Language: We will continue our study of adventure stories as we look at how descriptive language can enhance our writing and help create visual images for the reader.
Homework: Please watch this video which discusses perimeter with a missing side and answer the practice questions. This is the language homework for both grades.
Tuesday, 3 April 2018
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