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Upcoming Tests
Tuesday- Chapter 13 Math, Chapter 6 Social Studies
Thursday- Unit 13 Vocab
Friday- Spelling test, Grammar Test
Religion:
Grammar: Pages 145 and 149
Vocabulary:
Math: Chapter 13 test tomorrow
McLaughlin:
Honors Math:
Science:
Social Studies: study for ch 6 test tomorrow
Religion:
Grammar:
Vocabulary: p 134
Math:
McLaughlin: p 208
Honors Math:
Science: study for test
Social Studies:
Religion:Grammar: p 156
Vocabulary:test tomorrow
Math:
McLaughlin:
Honors Math:
Science:internal structure test Wed. 3/22
Social Studies:
Religion:
Reading:
Spelling:
Grammar:
Vocabulary:
Math:
McLaughlin:
Honors Math:
Science:
Social Studies:
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Click a tab on the left to read about the different curricular areas at the fourth-grade level. We follow the Archdiocesan guidelines that can be found on the Archdiocese of Philadephia website at http://www.aopcatholicschools.org/elementary-schools/curriculum/
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Our curriculum focuses on students' ability to Read, Write, Use Language skills, and to be able to Speak and Listen in class.
- In Reading, students read both Fiction and Non-fiction texts. We focus on character, story elements, facts and opinions, main idea and supporting details, summarizing, sequencing, and students practice making inferences.
- In Writing, students focus on the three main reasons an author writes: to persuade, inform and entertain through both formal and quick writing projects.
- In Language skills, students focus on vocabulary development, spelling skills, and the use of grammar rules.
- Speaking and Listening are incorporated into all areas with opportunities to practice public speaking skills
Reading Grammar Vocabulary
Fiction & Nonfiction texts Kinds of sentences Definitions
Weekly Spelling skills Subjects & Predicates Synonyms
Comprehension Nouns Antonyms
Word Analysis Verbs Application
Adjectives & Adverbs
Pronouns
Abbreviations, Titles, Commas
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Place Value to the millions
Addition and Subtraction
Multiplying 1- and 2-digit numbers
Divide by 1-digit numbers
Factors, Multiples, & Patterns
Fractions
Equivalence and Comparison
Add and Subtract
Multiply by Whole Numbers
Relate to Decimals
Two-Dimensional Figures
Angles
Customary and Metric Units of Measure
Area & Perimeter
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Ten Commandments
Beatitudes
Works of Mercy
the Rosary
God's Laws of Love
Jesus' Pathway to Happiness
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The 5 Regions of the United States
American History
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Specials ScheduleTuesday- Gym
Wednesday- Art
Thursday- Music
Friday- Library and Technology
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Additional Information
Additional General Information
Books: All workbooks and the homework book should be covered and labeled with clear contact paper. The student's name should be on the front.
Supplies: Every student must come to class prepared with the items listed on the school website for each grade level.
Homework: Approximately 40-45 minutes per night for both study and written homework. Study skills are very important to students and we will be working to develop these skills during the school day as well.
Parents, please sign homework books each night.
All assignments are to be neatly written and complete. Incomplete homework that is unexcused will result in loss of points. Homework assignments will be posted on the classroom website daily.
Tests: Tests will be sent home bi-weekly. Students have two school days to return tests signed.
Academics: Numerical grades will be given this year. These grades are determined by tests, quizzes, projects, and class participation. Fourth-grade students will also receive a grade on their report card in Specialty Areas of study: Art, Gym, Library (in ELA), Music, and Technology.
Discipline: Discipline problems will be handled in the classroom. Recurring misbehavior or discipline issues will result in an email or phone call to the parents.
Correspondence: The best way to make contact is by email.
We will make every effort to answer every email the same day it is received. If we do not have any prep periods during the day we will return the email after school or in the evening.
Please contact the school office if you have important information that must be received during the school day.
We can also be reached through the school office phone number, 215-884-0843. We will return your call as soon as possible.
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