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SUMMER WORK: Chose a chapter book and read it! Complete a short summary of the book and bring it to school on the first day to earn a HOMEWORK PASS!
Practice your addition, subtraction, and multiplication facts. Bring in your practice pages on the first day of school and earn a HOMEWORK PASS!
SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOR 4TH GRADE
Pencil box or pouch One subject notebook (for assignment pad)
24 count box of crayons 1 two pocket folder
2 glue sticks box of tissues
1 ultra fine tipped Sharpie pair of scissors
1 Highlighter
SUPPLIES FOR SPECIFIC TEACHERS
Ryan: watercolors, one-inch binder with clear plastic cover for scrapbook, 2 additional one subject notebooks
Bogdan: watercolors, 1 additional 2 pocket folder, 1-inch binder with clear plastic cover for scrapbook, 5 subject notebook with pockets
Chibookian: 2 additional pocket folders, 2 1 subject notebooks, 5-subject notebook with pockets, one-inch binder with clear plastic cover for scrapbook
Chaladoff: 1 yellow, 1 green, 1 red folder, 5-subject notebook with pockets between each section
Smith: 12 inch ruler, red pen, 1- inch binder with clear plastic cover, 5-subject notebook
Sturm: 5 subject notebook, 1 lysol wipes, 1 can of play dough, 1 homework pad, 1 folder, 4 pack of fine tip dry erase markers
Friday Folders: These blue folders are sent home every Friday. They will contain school notices and PTA information. Please sign and return the folders every Monday.
Assignment Pads: Assignment pads will
not be provided by the school this year. 4th graders are asked to purchase
a one subject notebook to use as an assignment pad. This should come
home everyday. It is your child’s responsibility to gather their homework
to bring home. Please have your
child check off each assignment as they complete it.
Family Education-Homework Help: Homework anxiety is common in kids at this age. The following ways are ways in which you can help relieve the pressure.
1. Help your child get organized.
2. Find ways which are easiest for your child to study for quizes and tests. Practice this.
3. Set aside a special time each day for your child to do their homework. Check it, but don't do it for them.
4. Have a quiet, bright place for your child to work at. Do not use the busy kitchen table for homework!
5. Praise your child for completing their homework, and let them know that you expect it to be done.
6. If your child doesn't have homework one evening, suggest reviewing their classroom notes for an upcoming test or quiz.
Build Bridges between Home and School
1. Communication- Homework pads are a great way to communicate between your
teacher and your student. Check their pads.
2. Volunteer- Team up with your child's school, volunteer in the team room. Welcome moms and dads.
3. Mutual Respect- Work together with your school and your child's teacher.
4. Feedback- Value the feedback from your school and teacher.