Spring is almost here! Only 3 months of school left! We worked hard building up those writing muscles and did our best on the FSA Writing test. Now it’s time to prove what we know about everything else. In April, we will be reviewing and concentrating on all the things we as fourth-graders have learned. At the end of April, we have our cumulative tests, the FSA’s. This is a chance to really show-off what we know and put all that hard work on display! Homework and Classwork What to expect in March and April: We will begin decimals and measurements in math. After that, we will spend a few weeks reviewing all of what we have learned this year. This will be an intense review, but will also be a lot of fun! There will be Spring Newsletter Mrs. Gallant’s Class March 6, 2017 Dates to Remember Mar. 11 – PI Competition at Pensacola High School. Go Jr. Panthers! Mar. 16 – Money due for Navarre Beach Science Station Field Trip ($14 or $17 with goody bag) Mar. 16 – End of 3 rd 9 weeks Mar. 17 – No School – Planning Day Mar. 20 – 24 – Spring Break Apr. 7 – Report Cards go home Apr. 14 – No School - Good Friday Apr. 24-25 – ELA Reading FSA Apr. 26-27 – Math FSA Apr. 28 – Mid-Term Reports May 26 – Tallahassee Field Trip May 29 – No School – Memorial Day June 2 – Last Day of School; Early Release Don’t forget to read 20 minutes every night! This is the best way to prepare for the ELA portion of the FSA and the best way to expand that brilliant brain! Additionally, taking AR tests is a fun way to earn points for special treats throughout the year.

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Spring is almost here!Only 3 months of school left!

We worked hard building up those writing muscles and did our best on the FSA Writing test. Now it’s time to prove what we know about everything else. In April, we will be reviewing and concentrating on all the

things we as fourth-graders have learned. At the end of April, we have our cumulative tests, the FSA’s. This is a chance to really show-off what we know and put all that hard work on display!

Homework and ClassworkWhat to expect in March and April:

We will begin decimals and measurements in math. After that, we will spend a few weeks reviewing all of what we have learned this year. This will be an intense review, but will also be a lot of fun! There will be games and competitions. This is the best time to focus on and really sharpen your strengths and improve weaknesses. If you need more practice

on something, speak up!

Spring NewsletterMrs. Gallant’s Class March 6, 2017

Dates to Remember

Mar. 11 – PI Competition at Pensacola High School. Go Jr. Panthers!

Mar. 16 – Money due for Navarre Beach Science Station Field Trip ($14 or $17 with goody bag)

Mar. 16 – End of 3rd 9 weeks

Mar. 17 – No School – Planning Day

Mar. 20 – 24 – Spring BreakApr. 7 – Report Cards go

homeApr. 14 – No School - Good

FridayApr. 24-25 – ELA Reading

FSAApr. 26-27 – Math FSAApr. 28 – Mid-Term ReportsMay 26 – Tallahassee Field

TripMay 29 – No School –

Memorial DayJune 2 – Last Day of School;

Early Release

Don’t forget to read 20 minutes every night! This is the best way to prepare for the ELA

portion of the FSA and the best way to expand that brilliant brain! Additionally, taking AR tests

is a fun way to earn points for special treats throughout the year.

This is the perfect time to get it right. In Language Arts, we will be working with all sorts of genres including both prose and poetry! We will compare and contract within a text and between two different passages. We will explore facts vs. opinions, and why authors do what they do (author’s purpose/inferences). Keep Calm and Read On!