Quarter 4 Week 9!

It is hard to believe we are making our last blog post of the year! Although my time in 3C has been short, it has been a privilege to get to know your sweet kiddos! They have been welcoming, kind and helpful during this transition. I am grateful to all of your families for entrusting your children to Mrs. Geyer, Mrs. Bowers and myself this year.

We have been having lots of fun as we wrap up the school year. This week we enjoyed our Punic War water balloon activity, MAPS testing and took our final Singapore test of the year! We also celebrated 2 birthdays this week with fun treats! As a reminder, I have sent out an email to families of students with summer birthdays, we will be celebrating in class on Wednesday, May 24th. You are more than welcome to send in a treat, please let me know in advance if you plan to do so. Aside from all of the fun at school, it has been a week of celebration for my family. My brother graduated from high school this week, it was great to cheer on all of his accomplishments!

Congrats Tommy! Go Sun Devils!

A Look in the Classroom

1. Math: We will finish our final unit on capacity this week with a small in-class assignment in place of a quiz. We'll end the year with fun days of games and activities to enjoy the beauty of math
2. History: Our unit on the Thirteen Colonies wraps up on Tuesday with an assessment. We'll review on Monday with review games, and here is the Quilt link (https://quizlet.com/_3h0959) to help scholars prepare for the fill-in-the-blank and true/false questions.
3. Language Arts: We are finishing out our year with a Spalding review. We’ll be doing some narration and dictation exercises in Grammar and summarizing tales from the Story of the World in Writing Class. In Literature we’re still enjoying fairy tales and tall tales.
4. Science: This week we will be finishing our Mae Jemison essays! This will be a nice way to wrap up our astronomy unit and our school year.

REMINDER:

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ARE 12:05 RELEASE!

Warmly,

Mrs. Chilson and Mrs. Geyer