A reminder for fourth grade students: Bring all the materials from your research/conversation project (library research notes, project sheet, and written script) to class on Monday, and prepare yourself this weekend for a smooth presentation by rehearsing your lines and practicing clear, confident speaking.
I also invite you to comment on this blog with any review questions or problems for other students to solve and discuss. You can post an answer to a question someone else wrote (use their name in the post) or ask a new question. Come back and visit several times to see if there are any more questions you can answer! Here are two to get you started, one for reading and one for math:
Reading: Make a list of all the characters from our risks and consequences stories. Write a poem that describes one of them and his or her personality and actions! Share your poem on the blog.
Math: Concert tickets are on sale. Front-row tickets cost $35, center stage $25, balcony $15, T-shirts $10, and posters $8. John bought 2 front-row tickets for himself and his brother, 2 T-shirts, and 2 posters. How much did John spend? When you think you've got the answer, post it as a comment!
Also, remember that if you have a poll you'd like to give the class, write down the question and all your options and bring it to school for me.
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My sister has two parts in the plsy of the wiz.
Hi Mrs.Ward I like you as a teacher and as a person. I am looking forword to learning more about you and school, especially MATH. FROM NAKEYA HARRIS
my parents have a product out it is called carols expess.It is only in CVS stores.This product is mostly for women.
For the math the answer is 106$spent.
I'm glad some students are posting comments! Thanks for your kind words, Nakeya. Jadelyn, you got the math problem correct! Joshua, let's try to post things that have to do with PSM and our class instead of using the blog to only tell us facts about your family, okay? :)
All my exams are going good and I think I am doing good.Can you put homework on the blogspot?From Briana.
Briana (and someone else who asked this earlier), I will not be putting homework assignments on this blog. During the year we'll use it more and more for extra communication - posting student work, sharing class activities with parents, and other things - but Mr. Olmetti, Ms. Mixon, and I all agree that it is the student's individual responsibility to write down homework each day in a planner. There are many reasons for this, and we can talk about it (in person) together sometime if you'd like.
I think I am doing good on my exams.Also Ithink I am going to get a A+ on all my exams.BEST WISHES EVERYBODY ON ALL EXAMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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