Prairieview is raising money for the Leukemia/Lymphoma Foundation while raising school spirit! Bring change for a great cause and wear something fun!
Monday- PJ Penny Day (wear your pajamas and bring in pennies)
Tuesday- Neon Nickels Day (wear bright colors and bring in nickels)
Wednesday- Dazzling Dimes Day (wear something shiny or unique and bring dimes)
Thursday- Crazy Quarters Day (wear crazy socks or a hat and bring quarters)
Friday- Team up for Leukemia (wear team jerseys or colors and bring all coins)
Important Dates:
Tues., April 24th Inventions Due
Thurs., April 26th- Open House
Reading: The students will continue to read The Miraculous Adventures of Edward Tulane. They will continue to complete journal responses in their Chromebooks. There will be an open book quiz on Chapters 15-18 on Wednesday. We will also complete some activities focusing on setting and character traits this week.
English: We will focus on Narrative writing. The students will learn how to select a topic for their writing and then use a timeline as a tool to help develop their story.
Spelling: Unit 26 - Words that end in "-el", "-al" and "-le" The final test is scheduled for Friday, 4/25.
Social Studies: Our study of the Southwest finishes with a look at the Native Americans of the region, The Navajo. We will focus on their culture and how they work to continue their traditions in present day society.
Science: Inventions are due on Tuesday. The students will create a written description in class this week. Presentations will also take place on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The students were given guidelines for their speech. They should be practicing their presentation for homework. Please ask your child what day they were assigned to present.
Mrs. Bucklin's Math Class: We will continue Unit 6, Multiplication, Division, Data and Fractions. The Checkpoint quiz has been changed to Monday, April 23rd. The students have 3 review sheets to help prepare for the quiz. Later this week we will shift from multiplication and division to collecting and representing data measured in fractions of a unit on a line plot. The students will solve problems that involve addition and subtraction of fractions using the line plot data.
Science: Inventions are due on Tuesday. The students will create a written description in class this week. Presentations will also take place on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The students were given guidelines for their speech. They should be practicing their presentation for homework. Please ask your child what day they were assigned to present.
Mrs. Bucklin's Math Class: We will continue Unit 6, Multiplication, Division, Data and Fractions. The Checkpoint quiz has been changed to Monday, April 23rd. The students have 3 review sheets to help prepare for the quiz. Later this week we will shift from multiplication and division to collecting and representing data measured in fractions of a unit on a line plot. The students will solve problems that involve addition and subtraction of fractions using the line plot data.
