Monday, August 31, 2015

Welcome to Room 47!!

HAPPY FIRST DAY OF FOURTH GRADE!!!
 
It sure was a hot one!  I told the class today that if they want to bring in water bottles to put on their desks to help keep cool, they are more than welcome! 
 
 
 
We spent our day getting to know each other and learning some of our rules, procedures, and routines!  For example, homework folders and agenda books - these were handed out today and we talked about how BOTH of them go home each afternoon and come back to school each morning!
There is a spot for Parent Initials - please sign here each night...that way expectations for homework assignments are clear and consistent!  Thank you! 

I am looking forward to a great year with your children!!  Please don't hesitate to contact me at any time with questions or concerns!
Jen Laverty

Friday, August 21, 2015

2015 - 2016 Summer Reading Information:


http://grafton.mses.schoolfusion.us/modules/groups/homepagefiles/cms/1630146/File/HighFive15MSES2-6.pdf?sessionid=c2d6d526a9ab3ebf8ea19744ba8b4e93

2015 -2016 Grade 4 Supply List


Dear Parents/Guardians of Students entering fourth Grade,

Welcome to fourth grade!  
Parents/guardians often ask us “What should my child bring to school on the first day?”  We hope you will find this information useful.

District/School Provided Supplies

The District/School provides the following supplies to support classroom instruction as needed:
Glue   
Tape  
Rulers  
Erasers
Pencils  
Construction Paper
Agenda books


What Students can bring on the first day?

Our teachers recommend the following if possible.  If this is a hardship in any way please contact the building principal.
  • Scissors
  • Glue sticks (2-3 every trimester)
  •  Pens (black or blue)
  • Highlighters
  • 2 One subject spiral notebooks
  • 5 Folders with two pockets (Different colors, if possible: red, yellow, blue, purple, green)
  • Personal markers, crayons or colored pencils

Additional Options:
1 Pencil box (small to fit in desk)
Hand-held pencil sharpener
Mini stapler with extra staples


What supplies can be donated to the classroom?
Families often ask what additional supplies a classroom might need.   In the spirit of Responsive Classroom, we ask that any of the following supplies be donated to the classroom community for use by all students.  Students do not keep supplies, other than their own pencil box, in their desks. We ask that you not add student names to these classroom supplies.

Washable markers-thin or thick 
Sticky Notes
Sharpies  
Zipper bags (snack/quart/gallon)
Dry-ease marker                        
Hand sanitizer/ Hand soap
Baby wipes/Wet-Ones  
Colored pencils
Tissues


Thank you!  We appreciate all you do to support our classroom communities!

Fourth Grade Teachers