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4th Grade FAQFrequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions of students and parents.
Who will my science teacher be? The 4th grade starts out with each teacher, teaching her own class a unit about Monarch butterflies. Then we alternate social studies and science. You will have your homeroom teacher for social studies, but each teacher specializes in an area of science. Therefore, you will have a different 4th grade teacher for each new science unit. Eagle Bluff is an overnight field trip the 4th grade takes in the spring. Please see the web page about Eagle Bluff for more information; or check out the links page for a link to the Eagle Bluff website. I've heard fourth grade is really hard. Is it? Every year, there is more expected of you, so it is more challenging. However, it is also a great deal of fun! Because you are getting older, you will be allowed more choices--including a little bit of freedom now and then! Most students love 4th grade, and enjoy being on the intermediate side of the building. I've heard we have to write everything in cursive. Is that true? Not exactly. During the first part of the year, we review how to write in cursive. After that, you are expected to be able to use cursive handwriting. Not everything will be in cursive, but we will use it most of the time. This daily cursive writing will help you become good at it. Do I have to learn the location of all 50 states? By the end of the year, you will have studied all 50 states and capitals. Don't panic! We break up the United States into manageable sections, so you won't have to study all states at once! Last year, you were the last grade to eat lunch. This year, you will eat lunch at 12:05 PM. What time is recess? What doors do we use? Recess is at 11:30 am. This year, you will play on the other side of the playground! You will exit and re-enter the building using the door next to the art room. |