A Resource for Parents of Fourth Graders at St. Stanislaus Catholic School
Begin with the end in mind. -Stephen Covey, author of 7 Habits of Highly Effective People It’s a big question: Mrs. Yakhnenko, what are you planning to teach in math? We have a great math curriculum to keep students learning and inspired throughout the year! Be sure to stop by the classroom to check out …
Being sick is no fun–and being sick during a pandemic can be worrisome. The last thing you or your child needs is to fear falling behind in schoolwork! This post is to help reassure and support you as you keep your child healthy and safe. I cannot stress enough how important it is for your …
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During the first week of school, we will collaborate as a class to generate a list of our classroom rules. Guiding Principles I will be providing parameters for these rules based on these principles: The teacher has the right to teach. We will discuss what good teachers look/sound like, equitable instruction, and what behaviors might …
Here is a list of videos which are recommended/inspired by our Social Studies text. Many of these are available either online first through platforms such as YouTube, or through the public library. I recommend checking out the library using apps like Hoopla! Please note: Mrs. Yakhnenko does not encourage or support students to use apps …
For even more resources to challenge and inspire students at home, here is a list of websites which correlate to our curriculum this year: Please note: Mrs. Yakhnenko does not support or encourage the use of web accessed materials and digital media without parental supervision. Please discover websites at your own risk. https://www.nps.gov/moja/learn/photosmultimedia/virtualtour.htm https://www.britannica.com/place/California-state/History https://www.history.com/topics/mexican-american-war …