I was very surprised at how many paper clips these little boats could hold. We had to search other fourth grade classrooms for more paper clips. The winning boat was able to hold over 500 paper clips. I was very impressed with the team work shown during this activity. Here are a couple pictures of the boats:
Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Aluminum Foil Boat Challenge
We worked as teams last week to build boats out of a piece of aluminum foil. The goal was to work with two other students to build a boat which could hold the most paper clips. The students did a great job talking out their ideas and compromising when making their decisions on the style of their boat. Many teams tested to see if their boat would float and some needed to make adjustments.
I was very surprised at how many paper clips these little boats could hold. We had to search other fourth grade classrooms for more paper clips. The winning boat was able to hold over 500 paper clips. I was very impressed with the team work shown during this activity. Here are a couple pictures of the boats:
I was very surprised at how many paper clips these little boats could hold. We had to search other fourth grade classrooms for more paper clips. The winning boat was able to hold over 500 paper clips. I was very impressed with the team work shown during this activity. Here are a couple pictures of the boats:
Homework for Week of September 7-11
*Curriculum Night is Thursday, September 17 from 6:30-7:30.
*Picture Day is Thursday, September 17.
*We are looking for grocery store flyers for a math lessons next week. If you have any please send in with your child.
Monday (Day ):
No School
Tuesday (Day 5):
Read for 15 minutes
Math -Sign up for xtramath if you have not done it yet - using the letter sent home last week
Remember sneakers for PE tomorrow
Wednesday (Day 6):
Thursday (Day 1):
Read for 15 minutes
Math-
*Picture Day is Thursday, September 17.
*We are looking for grocery store flyers for a math lessons next week. If you have any please send in with your child.
Monday (Day ):
No School
Tuesday (Day 5):
Read for 15 minutes
Math -Sign up for xtramath if you have not done it yet - using the letter sent home last week
Remember sneakers for PE tomorrow
Wednesday (Day 6):
Read for 15 minutes
Math - Multiplication Sheets
Thursday (Day 1):
Read for 15 minutes
Math-
Friday (Day 2):
Read for 30 min
Go on xtramath at least once
Read for 30 min
Go on xtramath at least once
Sunday, August 30, 2015
Homework for Week of August 31- September 4
Monday (Day 1):
Read for 15 minutes
Write a letter to Miss Beauchesne introducing yourself to her - include interests, hobbies, what you did this summer, etc.
Show parents paperwork
Tuesday (Day 2):
Read for 15 minutes
Show parents paperwork
Wednesday (Day 3):
Read for 15 minutes
Writing - Start collecting pictures, stickers, etc to put on your writer's notebook (see notice sent home) - due Tuesday, September 8
Thursday (Day 4):
Read for 30 minutes
Math- have parents put email in for xtramath - see sheet
Writing - Start collecting pictures, stickers, etc to put on your writer's notebook (see notice sent home) - due Tuesday, September 8
Friday (Day 3):
NO SCHOOL
NO SCHOOL
Saturday, August 29, 2015
Welcome Back
I am really looking forward to working with my new group of 4B students and families. We will be doing lots of activities during the first week to get to know each other and learn the classroom routines.
Our class will be having PE on Day 3 and Day 6. Your child may leave an extra pair of sneakers in the classroom if they would like. Ms. Locke is suggesting students bring an extra pair of socks and sneakers in case the field is wet.
I would also strongly suggest having your child bring a water bottle each day. Our room is upstairs and it does get warm up there especially during the first few weeks of school. We have a sink in the classroom where students can refill them during the day. Please only fill with water, so we don't have sticky spills on books and other classroom materials. Children can bring other drinks for snack and lunch.
Please feel free to contact me at any point with questions or concerns. I check assignment books daily, so you can write a note in there or email me at abeauchesne@sau16.org. You can also call and leave me a message at ext. 159.
I can't wait to meet my new class on Monday, August 31!!!!
Our class will be having PE on Day 3 and Day 6. Your child may leave an extra pair of sneakers in the classroom if they would like. Ms. Locke is suggesting students bring an extra pair of socks and sneakers in case the field is wet.
I would also strongly suggest having your child bring a water bottle each day. Our room is upstairs and it does get warm up there especially during the first few weeks of school. We have a sink in the classroom where students can refill them during the day. Please only fill with water, so we don't have sticky spills on books and other classroom materials. Children can bring other drinks for snack and lunch.
Please feel free to contact me at any point with questions or concerns. I check assignment books daily, so you can write a note in there or email me at abeauchesne@sau16.org. You can also call and leave me a message at ext. 159.
I can't wait to meet my new class on Monday, August 31!!!!
Friday, June 12, 2015
Sunday, June 7, 2015
Important Dates
It's hard to believe that we have made it already to the last two weeks of school.
Here are a few important dates:
June 11 - Field Day - bring water bottle, sunscreen, and change of clothes (remember to wear sneakers)
June 12 - "US Geography" play at 1:45 in the cafeteria - parents and friends are welcome to come
June 15 - Library Reception at 3:15 for those teachers and paraprofessionals retiring - Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Caporello, Mrs. Tierney, Mrs. Marceau, and Mrs. Brooks
June 18 - 4th grade to Stratham Hill Park - wear sneakers, bring a water bottle, and dress in layers. You may bring games or crafts to share (no water games and make sure your name is on them). You should bring a bag lunch or order from the cafeteria.
June 19 - Last day
Here are a few important dates:
June 11 - Field Day - bring water bottle, sunscreen, and change of clothes (remember to wear sneakers)
June 12 - "US Geography" play at 1:45 in the cafeteria - parents and friends are welcome to come
June 15 - Library Reception at 3:15 for those teachers and paraprofessionals retiring - Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Caporello, Mrs. Tierney, Mrs. Marceau, and Mrs. Brooks
June 18 - 4th grade to Stratham Hill Park - wear sneakers, bring a water bottle, and dress in layers. You may bring games or crafts to share (no water games and make sure your name is on them). You should bring a bag lunch or order from the cafeteria.
June 19 - Last day
Homework for Week of June 8 - 12
*Students should be practicing their lines and songs for our play "US Geography". They will be performing it for classes and parents in the afternoon on June 12 at 1:45
*Students should be going on xtramath.org at least three afternoons during the week and one day over the weekend if they are still working on this.
Monday (Day 3):
Read for 15 minutes
Math - Protractor Sheet
Math - Protractor Sheet
Study West States and Capitals
Tuesday (Day 4):
Read for 15 minutes
Math -
Math -
Study West States and Capitals
Read for 15 minutes
Math - xtramath and ixl.com
Bring sunscreen, water bottle, and change of clothes tomorrow
Bring sunscreen, water bottle, and change of clothes tomorrow
Thursday (Day 6):
Field Day- Today
Field Day- Today
Friday (Day 3):
Read for 30 minutes
Math- Go on xtramath if you still need to finish and ixl.com if done
Read for 30 minutes
Math- Go on xtramath if you still need to finish and ixl.com if done
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