Educating and Nurturing Since 1953
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Goldsmith Hall
New York, NY 90210
07:30 - 19:00
Monday to Friday
Educating and Nurturing Since 1953
Admission of students without regard to race, religion, or color
123 456 789
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Goldsmith Hall
New York, NY 90210
07:30 - 19:00
Monday to Friday
4TH GRADE GAZETTE
WEEK OF FEBRUARY 9TH – FEBRUARY 13TH
ELA with Miss Jeffers: This week in Grammar, we will continue to learn about nouns. Last week, we learned about common, proper, concrete, and abstract nouns which we will continue to learn about. We will also be focusing on the difference between singular and plural nouns. We will continue to review the four kinds of sentences. In Spelling, we will learn how to spell words that contain a digraph. In Writing our focus will be proofreading our paragraphs. We have been working on correcting run-on sentences. As for our personal narratives, we will be working on writing the beginning and middle of our narratives. We will be adding descriptive details. Throughout the week we will have an Authors Chair celebration so anyone can share something they have been working on.
Homework: Read every night for 15-20 minutes
Math with Mr. Giuliano: Prime and Composite numbers this week. Test on Thursday! Homework on Monday and Tuesday. Study on Wednesday.
Science/Social Studies with Mrs. Baaki: This week in Social Studies, 4th graders will begin studying the American Revolution. We will discuss what the Revolutionary War looked like in New York State and the role our state had in the colonies victory! Homework will be a lesson review.
Religion with Mrs. Jackson: Next week we will finish Chapter 6 up and continue to talk about Baptism and being called to God when we are baptized. The end of the week we will be introducing Lent, the most important season of the liturgical year. A reminder that Ash Wednesday is February 18th during winter recess, I encourage you to all find a mass that fits your schedule.
Homeroom Information:
Our School provides a superior educational environment steeped in Catholic tradition. Providing an authentically Catholic experience while still catering to the diversity of our students and faculty. We are an accredited institution accredited by the AdvanceED North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement (NCA CASI). All of our elementary teachers are state certified and undergo continuous professional development ensuring that our lesson plans and curriculum meets and exceeds state standards established for the public school system.
“As parents, what we love about St. Jude the Apostle School is its small size and the sense of community and closeness that comes with it. Each child is able to shine in his or her own way.”
- The Maitino Family
“Our children are excited to learn. The teaching staff at St. Jude the Apostle School creates a strong educational foundation, mixed with genuine care. We know our children are in good hands.”
- The Heck Family
42 Dana Ave, Wynantskill NY 12198
Week Days: 7:30am - 5:30pm
Sunday: Open for Catechesis 10am - 11:30am