Fourth Grade Weekly Update
5/19-5/23
Important Upcoming Dates
May 21: 4th Grade Picnic
May 22: 4th Grade Clap Out 11:00 am
May 22: Last Day of School!
August 9: Meet the Teacher
August 12: First Day of School!
What We're Learning
Science: Food Webs
Reading: Book Report
Writing: Book Report
Grammar: RLA Review
Texas History: New Challenges in Texas
What We're Reading
4A & 4G: Auggie and Me: The Julian Chapter
4B & 4F: Auggie and Me: The Julian Chapter
4C & 4D:Auggie and Me: The Julian Chapter
The One and Only Ivan Movie Permission
Please click on the link below to let us know if you are okay with your child watching The One and Only Ivan movie. We are finishing up the book this week and would love to start Thursday morning before clap-out with the movie!
Notes from the Office
4th Grade Clap Out
Also, our 4th grade Clap Out will be at 11:00 am on Thursday, May 22nd. Doors will open at 10:40 am, and all visitors will line the front hallway for the Clap Out. Please RSVP using this link so that we can pre-print your visitor badge and save you time that morning. Please remember that all visitors to campus must present a valid ID (drivers license or passport) before they will be allowed to enter the building.
Yearbooks
Our 2024-2025 Yearbooks were distributed to our students and sent home Thursday. If you purchased a yearbook and do not receive it by the end of day, Friday, May 16th, please reach out to Mrs. Coley. We do have a few extra copies and will sell them in person in the office beginning at 8:00 am on Wednesday, May 21st first come, first served (no phone calls please). Cost is $50.
4th Grade Picnic
We’re excited to kick off a brand-new tradition for our 4th graders — the 4th Grade Picnic, happening on Wednesday, May 21st! This special event is just for our students and their teachers, so we kindly ask that parents not join for lunch on this day. Our amazing Dads Club will be grilling and serving hot dogs, and we’ve got some fun activities planned to make it a memorable day. The picnic menu will include hot dogs, chips, and water. If you prefer that your child not eat from the picnic menu, feel free to send a packed lunch or have them go through the school lunch line as usual.
Safety and Security
