Monday: Math benchmark
Thursday: Early out 1:15
Friday: Field trip to Omaha Zoo
**Permission slip and money is due by Tuesday. We will NOT accept either after Tuesday. Remember students need to be in the gym at 7:30. We will begin loading the buses at 7:45.**
Friday, October 9, 2009
Monday, October 5, 2009
Here's what's in store for this week...
Monday: Science benchmark
Wednesday: Symphony 1:00
Thursday: 5 minute Mini-marathon
***Remember to return the Omaha Zoo field trip permission slip and money! The trip is next Friday!***
Wednesday: Symphony 1:00
Thursday: 5 minute Mini-marathon
***Remember to return the Omaha Zoo field trip permission slip and money! The trip is next Friday!***
Friday, September 25, 2009
Info to know...
So far, fourth grade has presented many new (and reprised a few old) responsibilities for our students. They are under a lot of pressure to remember, perform, and rethink. Many have already faced the consequences of faltering in these responsibilities, as well as reaped the rewards of acting in a responsible manner.
Here is a list of responsibilities our fourth graders are facing. As they become more familiar with these duties and establish their own routines to complete them, let's all provide them with as much support as we can muster!
---Friday folders, returned with an appropriate signature
---At Home Reading, also signed, every Monday
---Daily homework assignments
---In-class assignments, completed in a timely manner
Grades are reflective of a combination of in-class work and the daily homework assignments. Remember to sit down with your child each evening to complete these tasks together. Keep in mind that two of the homework assignments will be formally graded, the remaining daily assignments will be used as informal assessment. If homework is not turned in the following day, grades will be affected.
And possibly the most difficult responsibilities for the majority of nine-year-olds to master?
---Steady focus on the task at hand
---Positive and respectful attitudes during all parts of their day
Give your kid a hug today, tell him how proud you are of his growth, then proceed to push for even more.
Have a great weekend and week!
REMINDER:
Field Trip for Conservation Day is Tuesday!
Here is a list of responsibilities our fourth graders are facing. As they become more familiar with these duties and establish their own routines to complete them, let's all provide them with as much support as we can muster!
---Friday folders, returned with an appropriate signature
---At Home Reading, also signed, every Monday
---Daily homework assignments
---In-class assignments, completed in a timely manner
Grades are reflective of a combination of in-class work and the daily homework assignments. Remember to sit down with your child each evening to complete these tasks together. Keep in mind that two of the homework assignments will be formally graded, the remaining daily assignments will be used as informal assessment. If homework is not turned in the following day, grades will be affected.
And possibly the most difficult responsibilities for the majority of nine-year-olds to master?
---Steady focus on the task at hand
---Positive and respectful attitudes during all parts of their day
Give your kid a hug today, tell him how proud you are of his growth, then proceed to push for even more.
Have a great weekend and week!
REMINDER:
Field Trip for Conservation Day is Tuesday!
Sunday, September 13, 2009
What's ahead for this week...
Monday-Wednesday: School-wide Writing Prompt
Tuesday: Grade level club meets 3:30-4:30
Thursday: New Student Mixer 2:00
Friday: Mid-Terms coming home
Saturday: Red Wheel pick up at Lindbergh
**Remember to return your School Mall form for prizes!
**Continue to sit down with your child and go over their nightly homework. These assignments are a grade.**
Fun! Fun! Fun!
Thank you for attending our 3rd annual "Northside Pride Tailgate Party!" We had a great turnout and a great time! Also, a "Fantastic job!" goes out to the LHS football team for a big win Friday night!
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
NORTHSIDE PRIDE WEEK!
Wednesday:
Tailgate lunch (hot dog or pbj)
Pep assembly featuring LHS students--wear your green!
Picture Day!
Thursday:
4 minute mini-marathon
Friday:
Tailgate party 5:30 (free to first 100 people)
Parade of schools LHS track 6:30
LHS football game 7:00
Tailgate lunch (hot dog or pbj)
Pep assembly featuring LHS students--wear your green!
Picture Day!
Thursday:
4 minute mini-marathon
Friday:
Tailgate party 5:30 (free to first 100 people)
Parade of schools LHS track 6:30
LHS football game 7:00
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
What's going on?
Communication Arts Benchmark Monday-Wednesday
Practice multiplication facts at home.
Continue to read and complete the "At home reading log." Due each Friday.
Club meets Tuesdays, 3:30-4:30
No school Monday, September 7
Northside Pride Week September 8-11
(Check back later this week for details)
Practice multiplication facts at home.
Continue to read and complete the "At home reading log." Due each Friday.
Club meets Tuesdays, 3:30-4:30
No school Monday, September 7
Northside Pride Week September 8-11
(Check back later this week for details)
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