Check out the Explorer Research Links page above for help learning about your explorers.
As part of our Explorers unit, students will be doing a research project on five explorers of their choice. Click on the links below for more information.
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On Tuesday December 11th Room 13 will be going to Science Works. Science Works is a fun, hands on museum in Ashland. The cost is $5 per student plus the cost of the bus. Click for a link to the permission slip and volunteer signup.
Welcome to our class blog. This is a place where families can go to get updated information, help with homework, and extra forms that you may need to print at home. While you are here, check out some of the links to the right. You will find a fun website to help practice your spelling words and the new AR test from home website. In the math help tab you will find the link to the IXL math practice site, a fun math game, homework help, and math fact practice sheets. We also have a class Twitter page. Check us out to see what is currently going on in class. Students will be tweeting throughout the day.
Welcome to the room 13 blog! I apologize for not being updated for the 2012-2013 school year. I’m working on getting things up to date for this years group of incredible 4th and 5th graders. Throughout the weekend I’ll be adding links to IXL, the new AR test website, and extra math help. I might also throw out some other cool links. Visit often during the school year for pictures, updates, and extra-credit opportunities.
I hope you are all enjoying your summer! This wonderfully hot weather is forcing my children to the pool. How about you? The first week of summer I went on a backpacking trip with Mr. Lewis. We hiked into a beautiful lake called The Devil’s Punch Bowl. An absolutely stunning view and challenging hike. My family and I also went on a camping trip to the coast. The weather there was some of the best I’d ever seen on the Oregon Coast. Then we enjoyed the Fourth of July with ice cream sundaes and lots of fireworks. What have you been doing this summer? Feel free to post your adventures.
Dear Parents and Families,
This is just a note regarding recent confusion about the weekly reading logs. Students are asked to read for 20 minutes per night. After reading, students are to “log” their reading on the reading log. Parents do not need to do anything on this form. Students are responsible for filling out the form on their own. However some students may need encouragement to begin the reading assignment. Reading logs are due on Mondays or the first day of the school week.
If your student has missing reading logs on the weekly missing assignment report, they may make these up by writing a book review paragraph. Please have them write one book review per missing log. Students may write these on any book that they are reading.
I hope this helps clear up any confusion. Thank you and have a great weekend!
Charles Hadley
Be sure to check your student’s Thursday folder for the new missing assignment report. On it you will find any missing homework assignments, in class assignments, and weekly A.R. test progress. Please go over this with your student and help them locate any missing work.
Thank you!
Welcome back to school. I’m very excited to get 2012 underway. It promises to be a great year. I’m looking forward to our students growing and learning in leaps and bounds. The stretch of the school year from Winter Break to Spring Break always leads to huge growth. What are you looking forward to? To comment click on the “comment” tab.