Class News
MATH
Somethings you don't want to forget this summer:
- Your multiplication facts! You're fourth grade teacher will think you are the GREATEST if you come in knowing your facts with instant recall!!
- How to add and subtract large numbers. We worked on regrouping 3 digit numbers. This summer, try 4 and 5 digit numbers!
- All those measurement and geometry terms like: customary and metric, volume, capacity, area and perimeter, rectangular prisms, cylinders to name a few!
Don't forget you can print off math problem solving sheets on many levels to practice with this summer. Click on the link below. Email me if you've forgotten the username and password:
Math Stories
Click here to see what you will be learning in 4th Grade.
Here are some math websites that will help you
stay SHARP all summer:
Don't forget to READ this summer! Also, get a diary or journal and write about what you are doing a couple of times a week. Your own kids will love to read your diary someday and it will help your descriptive writing.
Click here for a book report form.
Click here for book report ideas.
Click here for Scholastic's Summer Reading Buzz. If you read and log in 4 books, Scholastic will donate a book to a child in need.
Here's a great site for crafts and summer projects:
Click above for summer projects.
Computers
Keep up your keyboarding skills. Click below to practice typing.
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Social Studies
Read some biographies this summer!
Click here for a geography game.
Click here for some fun and games having to do with money:
Science
Click here for some science webquests.
click here for some fun science experiments
You can also go to Study Island and finish the program. It will be available all summer.
You can even redo some assignments you did not do well on. Try to get Blue Ribbons in every lesson!
Click on the months for some summer activities. The dates aren't correct, but the activities are still good.
Thank you parents and students for a great year!
It was an honor and my pleasure to be your teacher this year. I am so proud of each of you. You are all very special.
I will be checking email all summer and hope to hear from you. Come see me when school starts again.
Mrs. Kidwell
