Fourth Grade

Mrs. Harris
Room # 51
 Phone:  (904) 924-3024       ext. 137
E-Mail:  harrisg1@duvalschools.org

Mrs. Marlar
Room # 52
Phone:  (904) 924-3024           ext. 138
E-Mail:   sarduyl@duvalschools.org

Mrs. Raines
Room # 52
Phone:  (904) 924-3024     ext. 138
E-Mail:  rainesb@duvalschools.org

 Ms. Sellers
Room # 55
Phone:  (904) 924-3024     ext. 139
    E-Mail:       sellersm2@duvalschools.org		 Ms. Moore
Room # 56
Phone:  (904) 924-3024       ext. 140
E-Mail:  moorem2@duvalschools.org

Supply List

1- 1 inch three-ring binder

4 packages of notebook paper

4 composition books

pencils

hand sanitizer

Kleenex

Sanitizing cleaning wipes

 

 

 

 

 
 

The air may be getting colder but 4th grade is still on fire with academics!

Look to see what we’ll be focusing on in our classrooms during the 2nd nine weeks:

 Reading

We’ll begin the second nine weeks by looking at the genre of non-fiction such as science books, newspapers, magazines, etc. We’ll also be learning about how to use non-fiction text features (headings, captions, graphs, etc.) to help us understand what we read!

 

Writing

During the 2nd nine weeks we’ll be starting to focus on expository writing, or writing to inform, another big focus of FloridaWrites! In the next few weeks, students will see what awesome expository writing looks like and how to plan for it.

 

 Math /Science (Sellers)

In math, students are working with geoboards and finding fractions of whole shapes. While in science, students are studying electricity and magnetism. Zap!

 

Math/Science (Harris)

Students are also working with geoboards to work on fractions. While in science,  students are focusing on seasons. Students will learn why and what causes the seasons to change.

 

 
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