Welcome to 4th Grade
This website has links to resources, supplemental activities, and enrichment work for our Fourth Graders. We will use this website as a resource for extra work and games to reinforce skills learned in the classroom.
Please check the 4th Grade News section periodically for updates. This will not replace email communication nor will it replace what your students have access to on Google Classroom. Those are still the main, preferred, and most updated forms of communication between the classroom and home.
Please check the 4th Grade News section periodically for updates. This will not replace email communication nor will it replace what your students have access to on Google Classroom. Those are still the main, preferred, and most updated forms of communication between the classroom and home.
Fourth Grade Summer Work Is Posted
Please reference the 2023 Summer Work section during the summer to see what work is suggested to help combat the summer slide. This is suggested work to help keep math, science, reading, and writing skills sharp!
Any and all work you complete throughout the summer will be collected on the first day of school. Summer work will NOT be graded but it is useful to have so we can establish a baseline on where to start throughout the school year.
We encourage everyone to keep a simple journal throughout the summer. A quick 5 sentence paragraph at the end of the day talking about what you did, where you went, how things made you feel will go a very long way to keeping your writing skills on point. Even if it’s a day where you spent your time laying in bed and watching tv is worth writing about.
New this year, we have included a weekly schedule packet this year. Each week, sit with your grown up and go over what the week ahead is going to look like. Record on the packet your plans for the morning, afternoon, and evening are. Write down what your To Do list is for each day like chores or summer work. Keep track of upcoming activities or things that you need to remember for later on (like when the first day of school is….). We don’t need to collect this at the beginning of school BUT it will be good practice for you to establish a scheduling routine ahead of the school year.
Please reference the 2023 Summer Work section during the summer to see what work is suggested to help combat the summer slide. This is suggested work to help keep math, science, reading, and writing skills sharp!
Any and all work you complete throughout the summer will be collected on the first day of school. Summer work will NOT be graded but it is useful to have so we can establish a baseline on where to start throughout the school year.
We encourage everyone to keep a simple journal throughout the summer. A quick 5 sentence paragraph at the end of the day talking about what you did, where you went, how things made you feel will go a very long way to keeping your writing skills on point. Even if it’s a day where you spent your time laying in bed and watching tv is worth writing about.
New this year, we have included a weekly schedule packet this year. Each week, sit with your grown up and go over what the week ahead is going to look like. Record on the packet your plans for the morning, afternoon, and evening are. Write down what your To Do list is for each day like chores or summer work. Keep track of upcoming activities or things that you need to remember for later on (like when the first day of school is….). We don’t need to collect this at the beginning of school BUT it will be good practice for you to establish a scheduling routine ahead of the school year.