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Welcome 4th Grade Cardinal Parents!

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Meet the 4th Grade Teachers

Class Rotations

Mrs. K. Jenkins

4th Grade Level Chairperson and Math/Social Studies Teacher

Room 211

kljenkins@ncpschools.net

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Mrs. A. Mills

4th Grade

ELA/Science Teacher

Room 213

amills@ncpschools.net

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Mrs. S. Tolbert

4th Grade

ELA/Science Teacher

Room 210

smworsley@.ncpschoolsnet

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Mrs. T Baker

4th Grade

ELA/Science Teacher

Room 212

tmbaker@ncpschools.net

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Meet the 4th Grade Teachers

Class Rotations

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NCPS Dress Code Policy

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NCPS Academic Expectations

(153 days)

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EXAMPLE OF A 4TH GRADE MATH EOG QUESTION

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EXAMPLE OF A 4TH GRADE READING EOG QUESTION

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What is mCLASS? mCLASS is a universal screener that measures the development of reading skills of all students in grades K-5 through two main assessments:

Grades 1-5 Dynamic Oral Reading Fluency (ORF)- ability to read connected text fluently and with accuracy in order to retell a passage Grades 3-5 DIBELS Maze (MAZE)—ability to construct meaning from text using word recognition skills to measure the reasoning processes that constitute comprehension.

According to our BOY Data, 39% of our 4th graders are below in reading fluency and comprehension.

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Daily Schedule

4th Grade Schedules will be provided via hardcopy and/or digitally.

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Cardinal Institute

From 12:00-12:30, students will be working in small groups to build essential skills in the core areas of reading and math .

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Students may be working in small groups completing various tasks such as but not limited to, Choice Menu, i-Ready Learning Path (reading or math), or in Technology or Fluency centers.��Some resources used for support include, � -i-Ready (Reading or Math) � ��

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Keep Supplies Organized

Blue folders- Math work

Red folders- Reading Work

Green folders- Social Studies work

Yellow Plastic Folders- Science work

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Learning Platform

Reading → Wit and Wisdom/i-Ready

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Math → i-Ready

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Social Studies → Social Studies Weekly

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Science → Discovery Education

Resources Overview

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  • Students should bring their, subject folders, headphones, positive attitude etc. EVERY DAY �
  • Complete assignments daily.�
  • Students are allowed bring their own water bottle or refillable bottle for water. (WATER ONLY)

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  • ATTENDANCE MATTERS

Daily Expectations

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Homework Expectations

  • Math and ELA homework is given out Mondays or first day of the school week if there is a holiday/Teacher Workday for the week. It is turned in on Fridays. If absent or a holiday/Teacher Workday, then the the next school day the student returns.
  • SS/Sci. homework on needed basis.

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Thursday Folders

Information and/or student’s work will be sent home on Thursdays in their Thursday folders. There is a signature page for the parent/guardian to sign when they receive the folders.

Please remove all students’ work from the “Keep at Home” side of the folder and return any work on the “Return to School” side.

Students that return their Thursday folder with the parent/guardians signature will receive a 2 Classdojo points for following directions.

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Wish List

  • Hand Sanitizer
  • Tissue
  • Dry Eraser Markers

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Parent/Teacher Communication

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