Dear 4B Families,
Happy April!
Here’s today’s video from me: IMG_3901
Freckle ELA Test: In an effort to make test-taking easier at home, we will be continuing to provide some tests online. Today, we will assign a Freckle Reading test. There was also one assigned on March 13th that several kids did not yet take. I’ll try to make it as easy as possible for kids to sign in and take the test (both of them, if necessary).
Directions:
- Sign into Freckle ELA: “Ms. Benson’s Reading Class (4B)”
- Class code: szr3x5
Test 1 (assigned on 3/13): https://student.freckle.com/#ela/assignments/reading/67095561
- It’s called: 4B Comprehension Test: The Beatles are Coming
Test 2 (assigned today): https://student.freckle.com/#ela/assignments/reading/68103431
- It’s called: 4B Reading Test- Mountain Hideaway
Report Cards: I will be sending you an email with an attachment of your child’s Trimester 2 Report Card today. Please be on the lookout for that!
Zoom: Today, we will have an optional Zoom meeting at 11:00am for the purpose of asking questions about the Oral Biographies. I’ll send the sign in information before the meeting.
Journals: Please remind your child to send in their journal via Seesaw as soon as possible. Thank you!
Here are today’s assignments and the PDF version: Wednesday, April 1, 2020
Wednesday, April 1, 2020 |
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Language Arts | This week you will be working on your Oral Biography and preparing to present the week of April 6-9.
If you have not done so already, please sign up for a time to present here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1TP4XjhJs0PJtpuqOcvzW_zsAnrmrHOodJrGofPidfo0/edit Things to know:
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Reading | Comprehension Test:
https://student.freckle.com/#ela/assignments/reading/68103431
When finished, please read for 20 minutes and/or work on your oral biography 😉 |
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Math | Complete the entire math review packet. Everything must be 100% accurate, and you have to write your answers on the packet AND on a separate page.
APRIL FOOLS! Complete page 1 (front and back) from the review packet. 🙂 And do a session of Xtramath. |