Welcome back! I hope everyone had a great break, but now it’s back to school we go! For students who haven’t been a V.I.P. yet, a schedule is going home today, Jan.7th, with only those who haven’t been a Very Important Person.
It’s time to start Study Island. Students have been assigned their first assignments to be completed by next Thursday night. Just a reminder that Study Island is a great tool for review in Social Studies and Science. Students will go to www.studyisland.com, log in, and start their assignments. Students will get a completion grade in Science and Social Studies. They must get a blue ribbon. A blue ribbon is given when students make a certain percentage on the assignments given. On the assignments students have been assigned for this week, they must get at least a 70% to get a ribbon. If your child as any problems getting on study island at home, let me know ASAP! If you do not have a working computer with internet access, the Hendersonville Public Library is a great resource. I have reviewed how to get on study island and given some extra tips that will help them be successful from the start. PLEASE DO NOT wait to the last minute. I always advise students to do it as soon as they can so if there are any problems I can address it. It’s also a great feeling knowing that it’s already done.
Tuesday, Jan.11th- Chapter 8/9 Math Test
Friday, Jan.14th- Unit 4 Week 1 Spelling Test
Future Date: Our next 4-H meeting is Jan.28. Students are to make cornbread muffins from scratch. They are to bring in 3 cornbread muffins with their name on it. Please do not send in more than three. This is required and will count as a math grade since measurement is involved in making the cornbread muffins.
Unit 4 – Week 1
1. don’t
2. won’t
3. wouldn’t
4. there’s
5. we’re
6. you’re
7. doesn’t
8. I’ve
9. here’s
10. wasn’t
11. shouldn’t
12. couldn’t
13. where’s
14. hadn’t
15. aren’t
16. they’re
17. it’s
18. we’ve
19. when’s
20. haven’t
21. it’ll
22. who’ll
23. might’ve
24. mustn’t
25. we’d
