The 8th grade class completed their saint project. They researched and wrote a report about the life of their chosen saint. Each student also completed a drawing. They will dress as their saint and present an oral report to all the grades on November 17. It is wonderful and inspiring to learn about these holy […]
Third grade families, Happy November! I can’t believe we are already onto a new month. Time flies when you’re having fun! Important Dates Monday, 11/1: Art with Miss Nancy Thursday, 11/4: Library Friday, 11/5: Noon Dismissal! Weekly Homework (due 11/9) IXL math:—E.2: Identify Multiplication Expressions for Equal Groups—E.5: Identify Multiplication Expressions for Arrays—F.2: Multiply by […]
Our week in 4thgrade… Math: We are beginning Unit 3! This week we look at “What’s My Rule?” and multiplication! ELA: -Writing: We are continuing with our writing. We are going through our checklist to see what areas we still need to edit. -Reading: We are continuing with our reading lessons. Remember to keep up […]
Hello Kindergarten families, It has been a pleasure to meeting with you over the last two weeks! Thank you for taking time to meet. If you have questions or concerns please contact me. Monday is the Feast of All Saints! Our Religion text tells us one of the great gifts is remembering the Catholic Saints […]
In religion this week, our fourth graders are busy putting the final touches on their Ten Commandment projects. We have worked hard and are excited to showcase our completed work soon! Here’s another sneak peek!
Our Kindergarten, First, and Second Grade students dress as saints and parade around Biedermann Hall and our classroom walkways on Wednesday morning, November 10 starting at 8:45a. When your student(s) is(are) dropped off in the car line, you are welcome to park and find a good spot to get settled on the perimeter of Biedermann […]
Kindergarten Families, Keeping with the Halloween fun homework will consist of a reading passage and math worksheet. We will be practicing using ten frames. The math sheet is double sided. Work on single digit numbers and show that number on the frame. Remember ten frames are filled out left to right. If your child is […]
First Grade Families- I cannot believe that this is our last week of October! Thank you for all coming to the conferences the last few weeks. I appreciate all the work you do at home and the support you provide to make their education a success. Weekly Homework Homework due EVERY Tuesday: Reading Challenge: Read […]
HOMEWORK Fluency – Please read the fluency passage and answer the questions on the back. This should be completed over the course of 4 days. Reading Log – Please read a minimum of 20 minutes daily with the goal of having read 100 minutes for the week. Please have your child write the title(s) of […]
The 6th grade class is studying the Agricultural Revolution. After learning about the technology of farming 10,000 to 6,000 years ago the students created dioramas of farming villages. Each was very unique and reflected some of the inventions and techniques used long ago, such as slash and burn to clear for new crops, irrigation of […]