Mr. Arredondo's 4th Grade Class

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Tomorrow is Move-Up Day so students will be spending part of their early-release day visiting their new teachers at Hampstead Middle School. Students will also open their time-capsule letters from the beginning of school. Finally, students will have their final Paw Points Store to purchase as much as they can with their remaining funds. No backpacks or other items will be needed to be brought to school tomorrow. Students are coming home with memory books that they received today and had signed by students and staff during a special pizza party for the entire grade level.

Students will leave with their report cards. Dismissal is at 12:45. This has been corrected from an earlier post, where staff had been told that a noon dismissal was possible. Again, 12:45 is the dismissal time.

Math: Test Friday. Study using study packet we did today in class. We did even numbers and checked them in class. Now try the odd numbers. Also, memorize your division by 6.

Reading: Read 20 minutes at the minimum
Science: Finish coloring 3 layers of soil

Return signed report card envelopes.
Watch the weather this week. There’s a storm brewing!

Reading: Read 60+ mins.
Math: Start practicing division by 6 through division by 10, continue working your facts for division by 1 through division by 5.

Get report cards signed.

The 2nd of February will be a school day. School board voted to cancel professional development day for teachers, which would have been a no school day for kids.

We had a terrific D.E.A.R. in the Dark on Friday. Thanks everyone!

Reading: Read 20 minutes or more. Start pushing yourself to do more than the minimum!
Math: Have your division fact families from 1 to 5 memorized this week. Could you solve these if you were asked?
35/5=_______, 20/4=__________, 15/3=__________,12/2=____________, 16/4=________
English: Take home the parent letter on spelling with contractions.

Hampstead Central School just announced they are doing a special Valentine’s Day package for the military. The office will have a donation box for Twizzlers, Sweetheart candies, gum, M&M’s (won’t these melt in the middle east?), jelly beans, lifesavers, Sweetarts, lip balm, Valentine Cards for a soldier, or other non-melting items that say Happy Valentine’s Day. The last day of collection is this Thursday. Unfortunately, the announcement hadn’t gotten out to families with all of the snow cancellations. If you can help out, please do.

Report cards are coming this Friday! If you haven’t seen the parent letter from Mr. Arredondo, you may need to turn your student’s backpack and start shaking that letter out of them. Letters went home on Monday. A formal conference day is not scheduled this time around but parents are always welcomed to call or email Mr. Arredondo to schedule a conference (see the “contacting Mr. Arredondo” tab at the top of this website.

D.E.A.R. in the Dark is this Friday! See the same letter about report cards for more information.

Reading: Read a total of 60 minutes this weekend.
Language: Work on your biography first draft if you did not get it checked today

Report cards were issued this afternoon at dismissal. Parents, please sign the envelope and send it back to school with your child. The report card is for you to keep. IEP progress reports will be issued by the Special Education Department later next week.

Mr. Arredondo’s class thanks all of our veteran family members and friends for their service. THANK YOU!