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Friday, April 22, 2011
April 4-8
The 4th grade group was very busy with both an In-Class Work (#3) and
Quiz #1. They also organized their project groups, with several
working on the San Juan River conflict, and at least one group working
on Libya and an another on Global Warming.
In the In-Class Work, students were allowed to use their outlines--a
skill on which they will continue to work--while the Quiz was closed
book.
Monday, April 4, 2011
March 28-April 1
The 4th grade class continued its study of The Fertile Crescent
(Chapter 3, Lesson 1) with one class beginning its study of The
Hebrews (Chapter 3, Lesson 2). Students continued their outlines on
The Fertile Crescent and reviewed with the teacher his outline to get
a better idea of what is most important in the Lesson.
On Wednesday night students also completed the homework, which was to
explain how nuclear power is made using information from the US
Department of Energy "Kids" website and the help of an accompanying
diagram. Students reported that some parents had trouble understanding
while others understood and turned the tables, explaining it to their
son or daughter. Everyone learned the basic concepts of how nuclear power is
produced.
This week 4th graders will have a busy agenda, completing In-Class #2
on Tuesday (on Early Mesopotamia) and Quiz #1 (which will cover
Chapter 1 and Chapter 2). Both exercises will be straightforward,
based on the teacher's outline and the previous In-Class works,
respectively.
(Chapter 3, Lesson 1) with one class beginning its study of The
Hebrews (Chapter 3, Lesson 2). Students continued their outlines on
The Fertile Crescent and reviewed with the teacher his outline to get
a better idea of what is most important in the Lesson.
On Wednesday night students also completed the homework, which was to
explain how nuclear power is made using information from the US
Department of Energy "Kids" website and the help of an accompanying
diagram. Students reported that some parents had trouble understanding
while others understood and turned the tables, explaining it to their
son or daughter. Everyone learned the basic concepts of how nuclear power is
produced.
This week 4th graders will have a busy agenda, completing In-Class #2
on Tuesday (on Early Mesopotamia) and Quiz #1 (which will cover
Chapter 1 and Chapter 2). Both exercises will be straightforward,
based on the teacher's outline and the previous In-Class works,
respectively.
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