Multicultural Day: We are so looking forward to Dec. 2!
Multicultural Day is a time where students get to learn from your vast
experiences.
Fitness: 100 mile club began on Oct. 16. Many of our students
are well on their way to completing the first milestone of 25 miles! We have
added an additional time on Wednesday after they eat their lunch when the
students may choose to gain miles. Ask your child about how many miles he/she
has walked (or run).
Homework: students will be using agendas from now though high
school. Agendas help us develop the life skill of planning and keeping track
of important dates. This is especially important as long term assignments tend
to increase in the upper grades. Feel free to check out your child's
excellence in writing down his/her assignments and give helpful hints when
needed.
Reading: Does your child know how to earn a "4" in lit logs?
Just ask her/him. In fourth grade, your child is learning how to evaluate
his/her own work.
I am so proud of the hard work our class has shown in regards to reading!!
We had a great day of reading last Wednesday. The students had plenty of time
to read and take quizzes. They were really excited today when they got to see
how much work they have accomplished on their goals! Some requested an
increase in their AR goals for the second trimester!
With a record of 84% of our class meeting their 1st trimester goals, I am
quite proud of their accomplishment! Now that we have figured out how lit logs
work and the discipline it takes to read consistently, I am confident that
100% of our class will reach their goals by the end of the second trimester.
You can help your child by looking at his/her reading record and making sure
it is current. Remember that you can also access and monitor your child's AR
progress, but students can only take quizzes at school. You can send your
request through the AR website at http://ar.cusd.claremont.edu, through the AR
link at the library website at ConditCondor.com, or LChristenson@CUSD.Claremont.edu.
On a final note, please remind your child to wash hands frequently at school
and at home. I try my best to instill this necessity, so a little urging from
you is so helpful. We have had many illnesses even this soon into the school
year.