Dear Parents,
Thank you for your generosity! We collected 234 pounds of clothing for Note In The Pocket for October. That is the largest one month total we have ever collected. You and your children are making a difference in the lives of Wake County Public Students one pound of clothing at a time BUT it is making a HUGE difference for those families in need.
Thank you!
Have a great day,
Mr. V.
Dear Parents/Guardians,
Break out the milk and cookies. We are starting division today. The following two videos will help your child throughout this unit.
Area Model/Rectangular Array Method
Expanded Notation Method
Have a great day,
Mr. V.
Dear Parents/Guardians,
I apologize for the late week post. I meant to get this up on Monday but with the transitions and getting report cards ready, I am late this week. Please accept my apologies.
Mrs. Stangler sent me a note that she asked me to pass along to all of you:
Thank you so much for the generous care package. What a treat!!! It really made me smile. I miss you all and I think of you everyday! I will be sure to let everyone know when my sweet pumpkin baby arrives. I’m feeling good and getting excited!
Thank you again,
Mrs.Stangler
As we wind down the week, the kids have their Final Multiplication test in Math on Friday.
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Dear Parents/Guardians,
The following video will be helpful tonight for homework as well as for the next few days of work.
Have a great night,
Mr. V.
Good evening, Parents,
I hope you all had an awesome weekend !!!
Monday morning, we officially welcome Mrs. Goldberg to the team. She will be filling in for Mrs. Stangler for the rest of the year. If you would like to send a note into Mrs. Goldberg to say “hello,” please do. I am sure she would appreciate it!
Fun Run — If you did not send in your fun run pledge forms, please do so on Monday. The deadline was Friday but it has been extended to Monday morning.
The Book Fair is this week. I believe our preview day is on Tuesday. The date to buy books for the Book Fair is Wednesday after lunch. Pajama Night will be on Tuesday night and I will be in my room, hanging out with any 4th graders who join us for the evening.
Thursday and Friday is “Donuts for Dads!” Calling all Dads to join us!
FRIDAY is an early release day. Please plan accordingly.
Thank you to everyone who has donated to Note in the Pocket. Our bin is filling up and we are on our way to making a difference for other Wake County Public School students.
This website is for tonight’s homework. Make sure to challenge your kids to a game.
http://illuminations.nctm.org/Activity.aspx?id=4213
Dear Parents,
Later today, you should get a letter from your son or daughter that looks like this one:
Dear Parents/Guardians,
For the rest of the year, our class is going to embark on a journey to give back to our community and to make a difference in the lives of children in Wake County Public Schools while learning math lessons along the way. We are partnering with a local, nonprofit organization called Note in the Pocket to collect new and gently used clothing of all sizes. Our donations will be weighed with each delivery and graphed and calculated throughout the remainder of the school year. The students will be learning math concepts while making a difference!
If you or your child has outgrown some of your clothing, please consider making a donation to our classroom clothing drive. We will have a donation box in Mr. Veeder’s classroom where the clothes can be placed each month. As our bin fills up, clothes will be delivered to Note in the Pocket and we will graph our results.
There are 51,000+ children in Wake County living without enough proper clothes and shoes. Through our donations, we hope to support Note in the Pocket to achieve their goals for helping children in Wake County Public Schools get to school in seasonally appropriate shoes and clothing. School Social Workers are able to request clothing for children in need and have been doing this at higher rates than ever before. With this clothing drive we can help stock their shelves that are dramatically depleted as the weather has turned colder.
We also hope to teach our fourth grade students that we can all make the difference in the lives of people living in our own communities. Through the kindness of donating our gently used clothing, we can make a huge impact on the lives of others who live in our own community.
Thank you!
May The 4th Be With You !! 