Our first two days of 4th grade were a lot of fun! We spent time getting to know one another and reviewing some room 36 & Crestwood expectations.
- Monday, August 21st
- Eclipse Day! We'll be learning even more about this rare event and venturing outside in the afternoon to observe. Students will watch this safety video and receive a pair of glasses to wear.
- Tuesday, August 22nd
- Fundraiser Chicken Coupon Collection
- 4th Grade Curriculum Night @ 7:00 pm, room 36 (K @ 5:00, 1st @ 5:30, 2nd @ 6:00, 3rd @ 6:30, 5th @ 7:30), babysitting is available throughout the evening
- Wednesday, August 23rd
- Thursday, August 24th
- Friday, August 25th
- Fundraiser Chicken Coupon Collection
- Back to School Movie Night @ 8:30 pm
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| Students used a foam math counter and a balloon to better understand a solar eclipse. Alex squints one eye to see if his counter (moon) will eclipse a blown up balloon (sun). |
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| William & Noah work together to find out how many steps apart they must be for the counter to completely eclipse the balloon. |
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| Caroline & Emmanuelle agree that it's possible for a smaller object to eclipse a larger one if there is enough distance in between the two. |
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| Josiah, Landon, & Maddy work together to reinforce some spaghetti noodles before building their tower. |
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| Sophia, Violetta, Will, & Alex were a great team, reinforcing their noodles with masking tape. |
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| Despite being the tallest, the weight of the marshmallow caused Ian, Etan, Alexa, & Emmanuelle's tower to topple over. They kept their great attitudes! |
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| Although it ended up being the lowest to the ground, Molly, John, Noah, & Lydia's tower turned out to be the only freestanding one! Congratulations! |
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