Welcome to Fourth Grade!

  • Welcome to the Fourth Grade at Daytons Bluff Elementaryl! Thank you for visiting us and we look forward to another great year of school.

    We encourage families to use this website as well as schoology to keep up-to-date on what is happening in our Fourth Grade classrooms. This site will be updated throughout the year and will include information on Reading, Math, Writing, Social Studies, and Science. It will also remind families of important dates, upcoming events, and changes in our schedule. For more specific information, please access our individual pages by clicking on the name to the right.

    Please contact your 4th Grade teacher for additional information or questions or for tech help use the google meet code DBTechDesk!

    Thank You,

    The 4th Grade Team!

     

Literacy

  • Reader's Workshop: Readers Workshop is the literacy curriculum we use to help our students learn reading strategies to become better readers. Reader's Workshop begins with a 10 minute whole group mini lesson focusing on a reading strategy followed by an activity on the focus and 30 minutes of independent reading. This will look a little different with distance learning but our goal is to have small groups every day of school. 

    Writer's Workshop: We will be using Writers Workshop, for writing instruction. It follows the large group mini lesson and independent writing time detailed above. It is important to remember that writer's write, we will be writing every day and we ecourage all of our students to keep a personal journal throughout the year! 

    Social Studies and Science: These subjects are integrated into our daily units of study.

Mathematics

  • Everyday Math:
    We will be using the EVERYDAY MATH curriculum which was developed by the University of Chicago School of Mathematics project. WIth our teaching we will be prioritizing the standards that the students will see a lot of throughout the year. Units of study in fourth grade include: geometry figures, multiplication, division, estimation,  fractions, decimals, percents, rates, area, perimeter, organizing data through charts and graphs, solids, weight, and measures.

Homework

  • Read 20-30 minutes every day, fill out reading log and return with signature every Friday

    Writing sent home on Mondays and Wednesday, Math sent home Tuesdays and Thursdays