Updates for the Second to Last Week of School

I wanted to post some information concerning this last full week before the end of school.

Monday - We are reviewing science and social studies in anticipation of our upcoming science and social studies test.

Tuesday - Science testing in the morning. Review social studies for test in the afternoon.

Wednesday - Social studies test in the morning. Practice for graduation ceremony.

Thursday - We will have a game day (board games, card games, etc.). Practice for graduation. Prepare for 5th grade appreciations.

Friday - Preparing for 5th grade appreciations. Graduation practice. Friday gathering and Splash Day.

In the midst of all this, we will be taking care of a carpool schedule for graduation, and choosing a 4th grade speaker for graduation ceremony.

Needless to say, we have a very busy week ahead of us!

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