Wednesday 5/6/20

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Good Morning 4th Grade 🌄!

-Reading 📚: If you're all caught up through chapter 39 (p. 176) in Holes, then spend 30 minutes of independent reading from Scholastic News, National Geographic Explorer, Lexia Core 5, or a novel of your choice. If you're not caught up, spend 30 minutes reading the pages you're behind. 
-Both Math Groups➕➖✖➗: If you completed the Monday/ Tuesday work, there's no math assignment today. 
-Spanish: Use Google Classroom to keep up with your Spanish work. Preguntas❓ Email Mrs. Molina at rmolina@taoscharterschool.org 

-Art: A Mother's Day art activity from Ms. Katie 
-PE 💪🏃‍♀️🤸‍♂️🤸‍♀️🚴‍♂️🚴‍♀️👟:  A message from Coach Van Nevel:
Dear 4th Graders,
How is your exercise is going? Remember it is important to try and get 60 minutes of exercise per day. Get outside and enjoy the great outdoors by walking, running, riding your bike, gardening, playing tag with your siblings or whatever your favorite activity is. Please fill out your activity logs with your activity and how long you did it for. You don’t have to do 60 minutes all at once - it can be over the course of the day.
Coach

-Music 🎵🎶🎸🎹🥁🎻🎺🎷:  Hello 4th grade,  Here is the link to the youtube channel where I have all the Taos Charter K-5 videos posted. Please enjoy watching any of the fourth grades ones that you have missed. There are five for your class and 4th grade is in the title so they can be easily found.
Please memorize your favorite songs if you haven't already. The songs included in each video are named in the video's description so you can easily find particular ones. Also feel free to write your own song! Some of the 5th grade videos discuss some fun song-writing techniques and you are welcome to watch those- as well as videos from any of the classes! Check 5th grade descriptions to find out if they include songwriting.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7cuTaYuefN1hqArEay59yQ/videos
I am also including a fun link to an optional dance class from Lincoln Center teacher Ms Yvonne where you can learn the electric slide and the biker shuffle which are line dances you can do on your own or with others to many different kinds of music:
These Lincoln Center videos were recorded live so there is sometimes a few minutes delay at the beginning. Please fast forward to where you see the teacher talking.
All the best to you. Above all, ENJOY the music and dancing. Ms Tara

-Reminder: Our next online Class Video Meeting will be on Thursday morning at 10:30.  Check your school gmail account for the invitation, and the link to follow at that time. See you then! 

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