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What to Expect in 4th grade 06/03
Simple machines 04/30
Vocab Words - 4/30/2010 04/30
Uncle Sam's Boat in Trouble 04/21
Immigration 04/13
Vowels / Voyelles 04/09
Spring Break 2010 04/07
Spelling Story: Week of April 5th 04/05
Current Events: March 19th 03/19
Current Event: March 2010 03/12
Meteorology and Ginger Zee 03/10
Shiloh - Final Chapter 03/04
Stone Fox Chapter 11 02/26
Cresent Moon Lake 01/28
Under water wonder 01/28
Jabberwocky 01/29
Which Way is Up? 01/28
What do you see...? #3 01/21
What do you see...? #2 01/21
Roller Coaster 01/08
Winter Break 01/06
The Grove 12/02
The Witches...Double Bubble 11/20
Storytelling Time 11/18
Books we've read 11/16
The Witches...Final Chapter 11/16
What do you see...? 11/13
Book Report 11/13
Vocabulary Words: Lesson 2 10/16
Graue Mill 10/16
Vocabulary Words: Unit 1 10/09
Quote for October 2nd 10/02
Honus and Me 09/23
Quotes - week of Sept. 9-11 09/11

Blog Entries
6/3 Fourth Grade Rocks!!!!!!!!
4/30 Photo 2 from the Museum of Science and Industry
4/7 Spring Break
4/5 Spelling Story
1/29 Jabberwocky Prequel
11/20 The Witches: Book and Movie
11/16 To The Castle!
11/15 What I See
11/13 A Magical Island
10/16 A Trip to The Graue Mill and Museum
10/9 Triumphant Swimmer
10/2 A Quotation by Thomas Edison
9/25 Never Judge a Book Just by how it Looks
9/25 Read Honus and Me!
9/11 When You are Angry

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Fourth Grade Rocks!!!!!!!! Welcome to fourth grade, a very enjoyable year! I am one of Mr. Edwards' fourth graders from last year, here to give you a little preview of next year. Mr. Edwards is a FANTABULOUS teacher because he has a sense of humor and makes learning always fun!! While reading this, you will learn all about a few great experiences: a field trip to The Grove and our unit on colonies!

Around the middle of our fourth grade year, we studied the 13 American colonies, pieces of land along the east coast such as New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, Georgia and nine others. I enjoyed this unit partly because we each were assigned a colony to learn about either with a partner or by yourself. We also had the opportunity to learn about something different than our classmates and then share the interesting facts that we worked hard on learning. I also liked that we could share knowledge online and use pictures to brighten and color each of our Keynote slides in our online presentation. While studying colonies, I learned information about Virginia's government, notable people industry and way of life.

Our second field trip of the year was to The Grove. It is a school, but it is only a one-room schoolhouse like the ones in the mid-1800's! It had a blackboard, wooden desks, a woodburning stove and even a dunce cap! I had fun there because we were taught what school was like for children our age back then (you are lucky to be in our time) and although I had read about school life in the old days, it was much different to experience it while you were there. It gave our class and understanding of how lucky we are to live right here, right now.

You will have so much fun learning, growing and improving in Mr. Edwards' fourth grade! Enjoy!

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