Dear Parents,

We will be on the radio, KCMS 105.3,  between 6:30 and 6:45 on April 30!  We are recording the Pledge of Allegiance and the Declaration of Independence (with 4^th grade) words the day before.  They will air the Pledge on the 30^th, and may air the Declaration Independence on July 4^th.  Be sure and tune in!

A few things to remember:

Writing:  The science fair REPORT is due next Monday, April 29.  It needs to include an introductory paragraph and three to five more paragraphs with information about the student’s topic.

 Science:  Keep working on those experiments!!  Remember that the complete project is due Monday morning May 6.  They need to be able to explain what they learned.

Social Studies:  The passport test is April 25^th. 

Mrs. Dennis and I have scheduled a trip on the Chehalis-Centralia Railroad for June 6.  We are going to ride an old fashion steam train for about 1 ¼ hours through the country side to Milburn.  Look up steamtrainride.com  for more information.  We will bring a picnic and leave CCA at about 10:30.  We need chaperones!!!  You will need to pay your own fare (to CCA) of $4.00.  Please email me if you can accompany us.

 A note from Mrs. Fennell: "The Spring Concert is Monday, May 13th, and I thought I'd give you a head start on the students CONCERT ATTIRE:

4-6 Will be wearing black on the bottom (skirts on girls) and bright colors on top (ties on the guys.)

7-8 Will be wearing ALL black (dresses or skirts on girls, no short lengths) with neon accessories, and ties on the guys.

If your child has outgrown their dress clothes and you'd like to re-purpose them, you may send them in to me, washed, on hangers, and ready to wear. If your child is in need of concert clothes, call me at (360) 493-2223 ext. 108.

Mrs. Wilson

vwilson@foundationcampus.org   

http://mrswilsonslessons.blogspot.com

April 25: Olympic Junior Programs

April 29: Science Fair Research paper due- This will be returned to you so you can include with project

May 6: Total Science Fair Project due

May 8-10 Science Fair

May 10  Mother’s breakfast-  Fathers needed to serve and clean up!

May 10:  Field trip to a clam farm in Shelton-  The bus leaves at 9:45

June 6:  Field trip to ride the Chehalis-Centralia Railroad

June 13^th:  Last day of school/ ½ day and field day!

 We are looking at Psalm 139 this week.  No Formal test.

Dear Parents,

Science Fair news:  We are reviewing bibliographies, topic paragraphs , paragraph structure, report structure, and  gathering facts for our research project this week.  I have told the kids that the report may be typed if they do the keyboarding,  otherwise it is to be hand written.  We also talked about using “4^th grade words”.  I told them that copying someone else’s words was called plagiarism and was illegal.  They immediately wanted to know if they would be arrested!  (Fourth graders are so literalJ)

Homework for this week is:

Bible verse:  1 Corinthians 15: 2-6  (Again!)

Reading:   20 minutes per day. 

Math: Math facts:  We are concentrating on 0-5 DIVISION facts this week.

Science:  This is the last week of Science Impossibilities until after the Science Fair.

Social Studies:  Passport test is March 28^th.

Spelling:  Lesson 24.  This is a review week.   Workbook pages are in the Monday Folder.

Have a joyous Easter,

                                                                       

Mrs. Wilson

vwilson@foundationcampus.org   

http://mrswilsonslessons.blogspot.com

Fasten your seat belts, we have a busy few months coming up J.

Coming events:

March 28: Passport Testing

March 29:  Good Friday- No school

April1-5: Spring Break

April 11:  Spirit Day- Creation Day/Farmer Day

April 15-19  Terra Nova Testing

April 17,18,19 Conferences – half days

April 25: Olympic Junior Programs chaperones needed

April 29: Science Fair Research/Background  paper due

May 6: Total Science Fair Project due

June 13^th:  Last day of school/ ½ day and field day!

Dear Parents, 

            We have two more field trips scheduled.  March 8^th and April 25^th.  We will be going to Olympic Junior Programs.  We still need parents to accompany us and ushers to help our students.  We will leave at 9:30 and return by lunch. 

            Clean off your pantry shelves and stock up at the store! The third grade is doing a non-perishable/canned food drive again for the next two weeks.  They will be taking the food to the Union Gospel Mission like they did last year.  Classes that average five items per student will receive an ice cream party!

            Save the date:  CCA Auction Dinner is coming up Saturday, March 16.  Thank you to all who have volunteered to help with our class project. Please plan on attending the dinner, if for no other reason than to see our Wonderful Tiled Mirror (each student painted a tile)!!!!  Oh, and to have fellowship with others from our CCA family and support our school! We still need more items for our gift basket, classic and family movies, please attach a procurement form when you send things in.  The general auction committee needs help if you’d like some stewardship hours.     

Homework for this week is:

Bible verse:  2 Timothy 1:9-  We will test on the first section ( ….. anything we have done,)this Friday and the whole verse next Friday.

Reading:   20 minutes per day. 

Math: Math facts:  We working on all facts 0-9 this week, and the students have a “mixed up multiplication chart” to complete by Monday, March 4^th.

Science:  Impossiblities  are in this week’s Monday folder.  They are due Monday, March 4^th.

Social Studies:  Passport test is February 28. 

Spelling:  Lesson 20, regular and irregular plurals.    Workbook pages are in the Monday Folder

Blessings,  

                                                                       

Mrs. Wilson

vwilson@foundationcampus.org   

http://mrswilsonslessons.blogspot.com

Coming events:

February 28: Passport testing

March 8 Field trip to Olympic Junior Programs

March 11: No school

March 14: Spirit Day

March 16:  CCA Auction

January 14, 2013

Homework for this week :

Bible verse:  2 Corinthians 5:21

Reading:   20 minutes per day.  January Book-It  forms went home today.

Math: Math facts:  We are reviewing  0-6’s and working on 7’s  this week.  We start one and two digit multiplication on Thursday.    Many students are having trouble with the 4’s, 6’s and 7’s  – practice is the name of the game!

Science: Science IMpossibilities are in today’s Monday folder.  I have attached a turn-in form that needs to be turned in next Tuesday, January 22.  Normally they are due the following Monday.  They are worth 10 points or 0 points.

Spelling: Lesson 14  The workbook pages are in their backpacks.

Social Studies:  We have finished our work with the atlas's to  locate all of this month’s countries for PassPort.  The rest is HW