Fabulous Fourth Grade Newsletter – March 14, 2025 edition

Dear Families, March 14, 2025

Students are deep into finishing and then displaying their learnings for the Science Fair. They have designed and created three prototypes for their experiment with Force and Motion. The Science Fair is set for this Thursday, March 20th evening. Please put this on your calendar! Your child will be assigned a time to be at their display as well as evaluate other classes projects.

Monday, March 17th, students can dress in green and white for St. Patrick’s Day. However, we will also be going to Mt. Baker Theater rain or shine to see a play about Dragons and Other Mythical Creatures! Chaperones have been sent instructions for it. If you signed up for chaperoning, please look for that email.

Assumption Church has asked ACS students to lead the church’s Stations of the Cross in the evening. Kathy Ernst asked me to organize it. I would love to have my students volunteer for it. It is on Friday, March 28th 5:45-6:45 with a rehearsal on Tuesday, March 25th right after school. Here is the link for the sign up.

We have many weekends ahead that are open for sign ups for a weekend with Pebbles. Sign up here SignUpGenius.

Blessings,

Paula A. Martin-Zender

Academics

Religion – Fourth Grade Theologians learned about Catholic Relief Services and how they help in Nigeria. They also prayed the Stations of the Cross in our church. They followed up by making their own creations of one of the Stations that will be displayed around the school next week.
Language Writing – Fourth grade writers writing their fourth and fifth paragraphs of their five-paragraph essay. Reading – We are continuing to read the book, Shiloh, focusing on the vocabulary from chapter three and four as well as writing good responses analyzing the book. Spelling – Unit 23 dove into open and closed syllables.
Math – The mathematicians compared and ordered fractions for Chapter 10. They took a test today.
Science – Students are knee-deep in their science fair projects!

Specialists

Art – Polish Folk Art Flower: Students learn about symmetry as they fold and cut out the elements of a flower. They also practice creating contrast by selecting colors that stand out against each other and the black background.

Spanish – ESPAÑOL, 4th -They learned how to answer 2 questions: Qué hora es? (What time is it?) and A qué hora realizas diferentes actividades después de la escuela (What time do you do after school activities).

Library – We read Ramen for Everyone.  We then continued to work on our class book Library Mouse.  We also spent some time working on our typing skills.  Students that brought books back also had the opportunity to check out new books.

Every Wednesday – 2:00 dismissal and casual dress uniform

Thursday, March 13 – Book Report – Written in class

Monday, March 17 Field trip to Mt. Baker Theater

Thursday, March 20 – Science Fair

Friday, March 28 – Our Mass – 3rd week of Lent

Friday, March 28 6:00 – ACS Student Bilingual Stations of the Cross

Monday, March 31 – Field trip to Museum of Flight- 7:45-4:30!

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Education: High School: Redmond High Western Washington University: Bachelor's of Arts in Education St. Martin's College: Master's in Instructional Education Family: Husband: Brian Children: Brianna "Breezy" (Assumption Grad 2008) and husband, Ben Andrew "Drewber" (Assumption Grad 2010) and wife, Johnna Alexander "Zandy" (Assumption Grad 2014) Grandchild: Clara (Daughter of Drew and Johnna) Grandpets: Pete (Brianna and Ben's cat) in Savannah, GA Przemek (Drew and Johnna's dog) in Bellingham, WA Earl & Melvin (Zandy's turtles) in Missoula, MT Interests: Faith, Family, Hiking, Reading, Dark Chocolate (and not necessarily in that order...)

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