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October Letter to Mrs. Hetman's Families:
January, 2021
Dear Parents and Students,
We made it to 2021! I don't know about you but I am hoping this leads us to more feelings of hope as we round the corner to fifth grade. The students have been doing amazing, both in person and online. As we begin back on January 4th, we will be getting into some exciting topics.
In math, we will start with word problems and patterns before forging ahead into geometry. Then we can start the really fun things like fractions, decimals, and measurement. The students will have some new concepts that will be milestones for the work ahead in the following years.
In science, we are continuing to study our amazing planet as we dive into rocks and minerals. That is a great platform to then launch into matter, heat, and energy this spring. Hopefully we can even work on a fun project we missed out on last year: building tiny houses to work on insulting them and manage our heating bills!
The students are definitely doing this differently this year but the fun and excitement behind our material is still the same. As always, I thank you for your continued support. It means the world to me.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Hetman, Fourth grade Math & Science
Dear Parents and Students,
We made it to 2021! I don't know about you but I am hoping this leads us to more feelings of hope as we round the corner to fifth grade. The students have been doing amazing, both in person and online. As we begin back on January 4th, we will be getting into some exciting topics.
In math, we will start with word problems and patterns before forging ahead into geometry. Then we can start the really fun things like fractions, decimals, and measurement. The students will have some new concepts that will be milestones for the work ahead in the following years.
In science, we are continuing to study our amazing planet as we dive into rocks and minerals. That is a great platform to then launch into matter, heat, and energy this spring. Hopefully we can even work on a fun project we missed out on last year: building tiny houses to work on insulting them and manage our heating bills!
The students are definitely doing this differently this year but the fun and excitement behind our material is still the same. As always, I thank you for your continued support. It means the world to me.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Hetman, Fourth grade Math & Science
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