Dividing by 9 Facts

Practice this game to help you learn your division by 9's facts!

Fun Learning

Parents: here are a few games that will help your children with their grammer, spelling, and writing. These games with also help them prep for the coming up tests (SATS).

Class Contest!

An exciting contest has started! How many points, stars, badges etc., can you earn on Khan Academy.

Click login and select login with google. Use the username as your email login and 4thmissb as the password. Have fun!

Usernames:
4thmolly@goschool.com
4thDaniel@goschool.com
4thKatherine@goschool.com
4throdrigo@goschool.com
4thdavid@goschool.com
4thtommy@goschool.com
4thcrystal@goschool.com


Everyone's password is: 4thmissb

Online Resource

Here is an excellent resource for practicing basic math skills. Remember, knowing your addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts proficiently is key to understanding and excelling in math.

http://www.khanacademy.org/exercisedashboard

Dress-up Time!

We had a special guest come into our class (through the internet) and teach us about our 6th dress-ups, the adverbial clause. Can you guess who? Mr. Pudewa!
He taught us that a secrect trick to remember the 7 adverbial clause words is to just to remember www.asia: where, when, while, as, since, if, and although.
4th Graders: If you can say the 7 adverbial clause words in less than 3 seconds, you can qualify for a special prize!

Mathmatical Scientific Bread

Math and Science are every where! Even in your kitchen? YES!!!


Math: In order to bake or cook you need to know your basic math skills such as, addition, multiplication, and division facts. The fourth grade practiced their fraction and whole number addition to find the correct amount of each ingredient for our special bread. They also were learning the importance of following steps, reading through directions thoroughly, and cleaning up as they go! Girls had the neatest area, and the boys did the best job being thorough and making sure cleanup happened. Great Job!

Science: What makes bread fluffy and soft?
When making bread there are several main ingredient you need: water, butter (oil), flour, and yeast. Yeast is used when you want soft fluffy bread. Yeast is a fungi and it makes the bread rise. Without yeast you would have flat bread. In Exodus, God told the Israelites to make their bread unleavened (without yeast). Unleavened bread does not need time to rise because it does not have yeast. When the bread is cooked the yeast dies, so don’t worry you are not eating fungi when you have toast or a sandwich!
Gluten is found in the flour. Gluten is what makes the bread stretchy before it is baked. It also traps carbon dioxide in the dough, and when the dough is baked the carbon dioxide is released and it leaves behind small holes or air pockets. Next time you cut a piece of bread see if you can see the small hole!


Thank you Mrs. Kirk (Jane), for helping me make this fun video!
4th Grade – Great job taking interested, creative pictures!

PowerPoints - Animals

The Fourth Grade will be creating and presenting an animal PowerPoint presenation. The boys picked their topics today and we had fabulous time finding neat and interesting facts and starting the note taking process. They need at least 5 interested facts about their animal. The National Geographic website has some very good facts and exciting videos about animals.
Parents: Here is an interesting website from The National Geographic for KidsFindFunFactHere!

David's Topic: Anaconda


Tommy's Topic: Hammerhead Shark


Daniel's Topic:


Rodrigo's Topic: Zebra

Unique Animals

In our computer lab class we are started PowerPoint presentations on unique animals. 

Did you know these animals exist?

The Leafy Sea Dragon

The Leafy Sea Dragon Fun Facsts and More


The Musk Deer

The Sun Bear 

The Sun Bear Facts

The Pika

The Gharial

The Tapir

The Hedgehog

Hedghog Facts and More

Long Division

Our Class has been learning and practicing division
facts. We started learning long division, for example 93/4. Everyone in the class is doing well, but now we have a new challenge, dividing a three-digit number by a one-digit number. If students know (can say them quickly) the division facts this will be an easy and fun concept. Practicing the division and multiplication facts at home is very beneficial for students.

• Parents: here are a few exciting online games that will help your child with fact memorization and speed. Any feedback is appreciated - (feel free to leave a comment!)

Time Division Facts - See if you can beat your time!


 

Long Division Game

Play this division game to get some practice with long division problems. Choose level B or C for a real challenge!