Students entering the fourth grade are required to complete a Math Readiness Packet. This activity will be turned in to your teacher on the first day of school. In addition, students are required to read 2 books over the summer and complete a Reading Activity for one of the books. This reading activity will also be turned in to the teacher on the first day of school.
Our required reading selections this year are:
The Borrowers, by Mary Norton, and Riding Freedom, by Pam Munoz Ryan. We are confident that your child will read many other books this summer also.
Here is your supply list for this school year:
Art box (of reasonable size) #2 pencils
Blue/black pens
Red correcting pens
Eraser
1 Marble Composition Notebook
1 Student planner (Agenda book - required)*
1 pkg. Expo. Markers, various colors
1 old sock for white boards
Crayons/colored markers
Scissors
2 glue sticks
2 Highlighters
BEE Binder (Bring Everything Everyday)*
1 Ruler
5 Single Subject Notebooks 2 boxes of tissues
1 container of Clorox Wipes 1 pkg. paper towels
Colored pencils
1 pkg. sticky notes
1 2-pocket folder for Computer/Library use |
* Items are provided by school and paid for with the supply fee.
You should always have a book that you are reading.
Please be prepared to restock items as needed during the school year. Students tend to run out of pencils, red pens, and regular pens very quickly. Thank you in advance!
Supply fee includes: Scholastic News subscription, Student Planner, and BEE Binder.
The following supply fee needs to be collected on the first day of school. $17.00
This will be for Grade 4's Scholastic News, BEE Binders (Bring Everything Everyday), and Planners
These have already been ordered for the 2010-2011 school year.
For math practice, you might want to check out some of these websites.
As is true for all internet resources, sites are subject to change without the school's knowledge, and Sacred Hearts School is not responsible or liable for any content found at these sites. Parents should visit these sites first with their children to determine that the material found there is safe and acceptable for your child.
