Monday, February 21, 2022

Spring Conferences and More

Well, it seems as though I've dropped the ball on the class blog. Sorry for the long absence. I hope that your amazing fourth graders have been keeping you posted on all of the happenings in our classroom and at Marshall. Take a peek below for conference sign-ups, picture updates, a link to our recent THINK assembly, and some free webinars being offered by FUSD.

Interested in a spring conference?
-->Click this link to sign up for a time!<--

If you're interested in discussing your child's progress this quarter, please sign up for a conference using the link above. If not, no worries! Feel free to check out your child's report card and email me with any questions you may have. Unless other arrangements are made, conferences will be held over Ms. Fisher's Zoom link. Please encourage students to be present for their conference so we can talk with them about their learning! Looking forward to touching base.


Mustangs THINK!


What We've Been Working On:

Math has been full of geometry and double digit multiplication, and we are starting to dig deep into fractions. In language arts, students have been working hard on writing narratives, figurative language, and completing a literature study about the book Lunch Money by Andrew Clements. Our student teacher, Miss Rosenberger, has also been leading the fourth graders through a unit on magnets and electricity that will continue into the fourth quarter. Fourth graders have also been learning all about growth mindsets and perseverance in SEL with Mrs. C. In other news, we are all so excited to be starting Magnet Monday at the end of this month!



 




See below for information about free Webinars
for FUSD families!

What Are Restorative Practices?
Restorative practices are a way of strengthening relationships and building community between individuals as an alternative to punitive actions. Attendees will learn more about what restorative practices are and how Flagstaff Unified School District is applying restorative practices within our schools.

Internet Safety for Parents 
This presentation covers general topics related to social media and some helpful information for parents. Topics that will be covered are sexting, cyber-predators, cyber-bullying, popular apps and social media websites.

Anti-Bullying for Parents
This presentation addresses the different types of bullying, how it’s affecting our youth, and preventative measures parents can take. Presenters will explain why teaching kindness and being empathetic is important and the relationship it has with bullying. Parents and guardians will also receive tips on how to help their child become resilient to criticism.


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