In math, we talked about writing decimals as fractions in lowest terms and the girls started to memorize commonly used fraction and decimal equivalents. We also discussed rounding decimals, comparing and ordering decimals, and adding and subtracting decimals. We will continue to practice these concepts and apply this knowledge in a real-world context this coming week. Then we will review for the Unit 6 quiz, which will be this Friday.
In history and language arts, we wrapped up our discussion of the Great Depression and continued our study of immigration. The girls learned about the naturalization process, and we had fun taking an online Civics practice test. Also, I introduced our class novel Number the Stars by Lois Lowry from a historical perspective, and the girls were placed into literature circle groups. They were given some in-class time to start reading the first few chapters, but the majority of the reading will take place at home. Just a quick reminder that the girls have been given an audio version of the novel in their Google Drive. We will begin our literature discussion groups on Tuesday.
- Grandparents' and Special Visitors' Day is Thursday, April 25. We will welcome our guests from 10:30-12:30. Box lunches will be served to all students and their guests.
- April is Autism Awareness Month - Details here.
- Final Assembly Information is here!
- Homework calendar for family planning (will be updated before the end of the weekend).
- Carpool Helper(s)- Serpell will represent our class.
- Special Week- There is no Special Week girl this week.
Reminders and Announcements
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