Today, we kick-started our science unit, "Classifying Plants And Animals," by viewing onion cells through our microscopes. We made a hypothesis about what cells are and why they are important. Tomorrow we will learn more about cells. What an exciting way to start a science unit!
Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Thursday, September 4, 2014
Star of the Week Schedule
September
12 Alister Torne
September
19 Otto Sturm
October
3 Daniel Selvey
October
10 Kenny Schroeder
October
24 Emma Olson
November
7 Colin Nelson
November
21 Kira Mothershed
December
5 Kyle
Lamberty
December
12 Leaheey Jamen
December
19 Issa Husseini
January
9 Liam Hughes
January
30 Allison Gochee
February
6 Karissa Garnache
February
13 Ethan
Galan
March 6 Timmy
Foley
March
13 Kendall
Eddington
March
20 Marc Duebener
March
27 Madelyn Doherty
April
10 DeDe Dibattista
April
17 Gianna Chivilo
April
24 Nick Carvajal
May 1 Maya Bose
May 8 Ian Boedigheimer
The
dates printed above are all Friday dates. Friday is the day your child will
share their poster with their classmates.
Please have your child bring in their poster on the Monday of their week, so their poster will be up all week prior to
sharing. Thank you!
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Welcome new 4th graders!!!!!
Hi everyone!
Well, you made it through your first day of 4th grade! Congratualtions! Here are a few things you did great today...
1. You were all very respectful!
2. You were helpful and kind.
3. You came to school ready to learn and with positive attitudes!
Did you talk to someone at home about your "Me Bag" assignment??? Here are the due dates just in case you need them again...
Monday 8/25: #1-6
Tuesday 8/26: #7-12
Wednesday 8/27: #13-19
Thursday 8/28: #20-23
***Remember, please don't bring in anything that you would hate to lose, have broken, or stolen.
Below, you will find a copy of our class list (with student number) if needed.
I look forward to another great day tomorrow and to hopefully see some of you "following" the blog!
Mrs. Schroeder
catherine.schroeder@cusd200.org
630-682-2095
Well, you made it through your first day of 4th grade! Congratualtions! Here are a few things you did great today...
1. You were all very respectful!
2. You were helpful and kind.
3. You came to school ready to learn and with positive attitudes!
Did you talk to someone at home about your "Me Bag" assignment??? Here are the due dates just in case you need them again...
Monday 8/25: #1-6
Tuesday 8/26: #7-12
Wednesday 8/27: #13-19
Thursday 8/28: #20-23
***Remember, please don't bring in anything that you would hate to lose, have broken, or stolen.
Below, you will find a copy of our class list (with student number) if needed.
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1.
Ian Boedigheimer
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2.
Maya Bose
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3.
Nicholas Carvajal
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4.
Gianna Chivilo
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5.
Deanna Dibattista
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Madelyn Doherty
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Marc Duebener
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Kendall Eddington
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Timothy Foley
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Ethan Galan
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Karissa Garnache
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Allison Gochee
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13.
Liam Hughes
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14.
Issa Husseini
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15.
Leaheey Jamen
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16.
Kyle Lamberty
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Kira Mothershed
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Colin Nelson
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Emma Olson
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20.
Kenneth Schroeder
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Daniel Selvey
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22.
Otto Sturm
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23.
Alister Torne
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I look forward to another great day tomorrow and to hopefully see some of you "following" the blog!
Mrs. Schroeder
catherine.schroeder@cusd200.org
630-682-2095
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
End of the year news
Hi 4S!
It's hard to believe that this year is almost over and you're about to be in 5th grade next year! With that being said, we still have some fun events planned and final units to wrap up before June 10th.
Here is the final countdown of events. Let's start with our Final Units of study first:
Reading: Reader's Theater Play practice. Performances on 6/4 and 6/5.
Math: Finishing our Geometry Unit up by the end of next week with classifying trianges and quadrilaterals. Moving on to parallel and perpendicular lines and finally, lines of symmetry.
Science: Finishing Ecosystems Unit. There will be a "family living" talk on 6/9. Form explaining more will be coming home shortly.
Social Studies: We are quickly approaching the end of our research for West and Southwest Regions of the United States. Next up....learning about the Prezi we are creating to present all our hard work!
Writing: We will publish our Persuasive Papers this week! We will do a "light study" into the world of poetry and will write five different poems in five different styles.
Spelling: This week and next...that's it!
UPCOMING DATES!!!
-6/6 FIELD DAY (volunteers sheets can be returned ASAP please)
-6/9 Family Living Talk
-6/10 Last Day (Full day) Report cards home
* We will still have final Audioboos from students to finish our year too!
It's hard to believe that this year is almost over and you're about to be in 5th grade next year! With that being said, we still have some fun events planned and final units to wrap up before June 10th.
Here is the final countdown of events. Let's start with our Final Units of study first:
Reading: Reader's Theater Play practice. Performances on 6/4 and 6/5.
Math: Finishing our Geometry Unit up by the end of next week with classifying trianges and quadrilaterals. Moving on to parallel and perpendicular lines and finally, lines of symmetry.
Science: Finishing Ecosystems Unit. There will be a "family living" talk on 6/9. Form explaining more will be coming home shortly.
Social Studies: We are quickly approaching the end of our research for West and Southwest Regions of the United States. Next up....learning about the Prezi we are creating to present all our hard work!
Writing: We will publish our Persuasive Papers this week! We will do a "light study" into the world of poetry and will write five different poems in five different styles.
Spelling: This week and next...that's it!
UPCOMING DATES!!!
-6/6 FIELD DAY (volunteers sheets can be returned ASAP please)
-6/9 Family Living Talk
-6/10 Last Day (Full day) Report cards home
* We will still have final Audioboos from students to finish our year too!
Lincoln Marsh Photos
Learning about tolerant and non-tolerant macro and micro invertebrates and water pollution!
View of the new "dock." Next year, it will span across the whole marsh area from one end to the other. Do you remember the turtle below this tree?
Scooping for water samples.
Do you see this!?!
Look! We found a crawfish! A leech! A Dragonfly Nymph! An Aquatic Worm!
Laying on our stomachs to safely scoop up water samples.
Will Mrs. Hesselfifferdinker's house get flooded? Find out in this activity called, "Flood Control."
Spotting a Boston Oriel! What a beautiful bird!
Friday, May 2, 2014
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