September 2023 Unified Arts Schedule

SEPTEMBER

MONDAY	TUESDAY	WEDNESDAY	THURSDAY	FRIDAY
4 - NO SCHOOL	5 SEL/Spanish	6 STEAM	7 MUSIC	8 Spanish / LIB
11 ART	12 PE	13 SEL/Spanish	14 STEAM	15  MUSIC
18 Spanish / LIB	19 ART	20 PE	21 SEL/Spanish	22 STEAM
25  MUSIC	26 Spanish / LIB	27 ART	28 PE	29 SEL/Spanish

Our Field Trip to the Maine Maritime Museum

 

 REMINDER:

Open House is this evening: 

Monday, September 19, 2022

Room: E190

6:00-6:30 pm

*There is a Band Information session in the cafeteria immediately after.

I look forward to meeting you all!

Dear Families,

      

         Wow, we had an amazing first week in room E-190! I was really impressed by your children's great listening skills and kindness this week.  We were very busy in the classroom.

Here are some things we worked on:

-learning classroom routines

-making new friends

-creating classroom rules

-writing our hopes and dreams for 4th grade

-planning our Bio poems

-Inspirational math- Solving the Four 4s and number visuals

-choosing just right books

-Writing about our reading

-practicing the fire drill

-Applying for classroom jobs

On Wednesday, September 14 there will be a band demo day.  Keep an eye out for a yellow sign up sheet that will go home in the take home folder next week. 

The specialist schedule is a bit different this year.  It's on a rotating color schedule.  I will plan to send out the week's schedule at the end of each week, so parents can plan ahead for the following week. Here are some things we worked on:

This is how it works:

Red: Library & SEL

Orange: Spanish & Music

Yellow: STEAM

Green: PE

Blue: Spanish & Music

Purple: Art

Thursday, September 8 : STEAM

Friday, September 9 : PE

Monday, September 12 : Spanish & Music

Tuesday, September 13: Art

Wednesday, September 14: Library & SEL

Thursday, September 15: Spanish & Music

Friday, September 16: STEAM

Have a wonderful weekend!

Best,

Laura

Dear Students,

My name is Mrs. Frost and I am very excited about having you in my class this year!

Over the summer I went to the beach in Cape Cod and had fun kayaking in

Vienna, ME with my two sons, Nathan and Mikey. This year we are going to have a

lot of fun and of course we will learn a lot! I hope you had a fantastic summer

and I can’t wait to hear all about it. To make your transition to a new class a little

easier, YES is having a Meet and Greet at school before the school year begins.

Who: You and your classmates

What: Check out the classroom, meet friends

Where: Our classroom, room E190

When: Thursday, September 1, 10:15-11:00 a.m.

Want to know a little more about me? Here are a few of my favorite things: Color: blue

Food: pasta

Book: Wonder

Movie: Grease

Season: Fall

Hobbies: reading, cooking, and hiking

Things to do: Traveling and spending time with family

I am looking forward to meeting you and learning about all of your

favorite things this year! See you soon!

   Your Teacher,

                                       Mrs. Frost

Dear Students,

My name is Mrs. Frost and I am very excited about having you in my class this year! Over the
summer I went to the beach in Cape Cod and had a blast camping in Grand Lake Stream.  I also
prepared for my first baby arriving in early November!

This year we are going to have a lot of fun and of course we will learn a lot! Once my baby is born,
my guest teacher Mrs. Parker will join the class. I have been very busy making preparations for the
classroom and Mrs. Parker to ensure a smooth transition. My plan is to be back the week after
February break, but I will notify you if this changes. 

   I hope you had a fantastic summer and I can’t wait to hear all about it. To make your transition to a
new class a little easier, YES is having an Open House at school before the school-year begins.

Who: You, your classmates and some of your family members

What: Check out the classroom, meet friends

Where: Our classroom, room 306

When: Thursday, August 29, 9:45-10:30 a.m.

Want to know a little more about me? Here are a few of my favorite things:

Color: blue

Food: pasta

Book: Wonder

Movie: Grease

Season: Fall

Hobbies: reading, cooking, and hiking

Things to do: Traveling and spending time with family

I am looking forward to meeting you and learning about all of your favorite things
this year! See you soon!

Your Teacher,

Mrs. Frost

Welcome!

Welcome to Mrs Frost's class page. Here you will find some information about me and our class schedule. Please note that this is a static site. If you are a parent, please connect with us on Seesaw so that you can stay up to date on lots of your child's learning and our activities.

First Day

Hello Parents,

 I just wanted to let you know that we had a great first day here at school! There was lots of

•  laughter
• sharing about the summer
• learning routines for... walking in the hall, recess, bathroom, work-time, whole group meetings etc.
• We worked on a "Top 10 Things to Know About Me" activity  (ask your child what he or she chose to put on their list)
• We met classmates with a "Toilet paper square" activity
• We shared the book First Day Jitters
• The children had guidance for special
• We wrote and solved math equations on a "Figure Me out" activity
• we did some ice breakers including one called, "4 square questions"

Thank you so much for sending in so many school supplies! The students will LOVE using them this year.

Tonight you will find a RED FOLDER in your child's back pack. This is their homework/notices folder. This folder should come to school with your child each day and come home with your child each night.  Tonight you will find a brown bag in your child's folder. For homework,  the students were asked to put an object in their brown bag that tells the class something about them (for example: picture, sports trophy, etc). It can be any object that fits in the bag. They will be sharing their objects with the class tomorrow. Keep an eye out for some important back to school forms in their red folder.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns.  

Dear Students,

        My name is Mrs. Frost and I am very excited about having you in my class this year! Over the summer I went to the beach in Cape Cod, had a blast camping in Grand Lake Stream, and went hiking in Acadia National Park.

        This year we are going to have a lot of fun and of course we will learn a lot! I hope you had a fantastic summer and I can't wait to hear all about it. To make your transition to a new class a little easier, YES is having an Open House at school before this school year begins.

Who: You, your classmates and some of your family members

What: Check out the classroom, meet friends

Where: Our classroom, room 306

When: Thursday, August 30, 9:30-10:30 a.m.

Want to know a little more about me? Here are a few of my favorite things:

Color: blue

Food: pasta

Book: Wonder

Movie: Grease

Season: Fall

Hobbies: reading, cooking, and hiking

Things to do: Traveling and spending time with family


I am looking forward to meeting you and learning about all of your favorite things this year! See you soon!

                                                                              
                                                                         Your Teacher,

                                                                                     Mrs. Frost

Thank you!

Dear Families,

The end is so close and I think we are all smiles about that! It was a challenging 4th grade year on all levels, and your young scholars have learned an incredible amount. It has been a very rewarding experience for me to be able to have all your children in my classroom.  They have each taught me a little something and have made teaching a much richer experience. I will never forget our crazy year together! I hope that you are pleased with all that they have learned. I know all the hard work and skills they developed will make next year run a little smoother.

I am very proud of how they persevered and stepped up to each challenge to reach their goals, individually and collectively! Thank you again for all your support and guidance.

I greatly appreciate how understanding and kind you all were. It was a pleasure meeting all of you. I enjoyed having the opportunity to work with you all, to create a caring and supportive team which helped each of your young scholars succeed to the best of their ability.

I wish you well in the years to come, and I hope that you and your family have a relaxing and calm summer! I will miss you all!

All the best,

Laura Frost

Releasing the Salmon into the Royal River

Maine Maritime Museum

THE WEEK AHEAD

Hello Families,

I hope you all enjoyed your weekend.  We had such a fantastic field trip last week! I will be posting pictures on our class blog. Make sure to check them out!

MAP testing

4th grade will be taking spring MAP assessments ton Monday and Wednesday this week. The tests will be in the morning from 9:00 a.m.- 9:50 a.m. Students will have a break for snack, special and recess, then they will continue from 11:20-12:20.  Monday is the Reading test and Wednesday is the math test.  Please remind your child to get a good night's rest and eat a healthy breakfast.  

Salmon Release

As part of our scientific study of Atlantic Salmon, 4th grade classes will be visiting a tributary of the Royal River on Friday, May 11th.  Our goal is to release our salmon fry into the wild. We will not need chaperones for the this trip. The field trip will be 8:55-10:30 a.m. We will miss our ordinary P.E. time in the morning, but we will have P.E. in the afternoon at 1:30. Please have your child dress appropriately for the weather, and conditions as our activity will take place mostly outside. If you could have your child wear boots that would be great as the conditions may be muddy. Permission slips will come home tomorrow. Please sign and return it by Wednesday.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns.

Thanks,

Laura

Hello Families,

We had a fantastic Friday and an overall great week back at school. 

This week we:

-learned to multiply two digit by two digit numbers using partial products

-Drafted and began revisions to our persuasive essays

-Studied salmon eggs and Alevin (baby salmon)

-Created and presented life cycle posters

-Celebrated Read Across America Day

-Listened to presenters from U.S. Fish and Wildlife who came to speak about the current state of salmon and the history of Native American tribes in Maine and their ties to the waterways and fisheries

-Wrote Dr. Seuss book reviews

Stay tuned:

In the next two weeks students will be posting their personal and persuasive essays up on SeeSaw.  If you have not signed up to SeeSaw to view your child's work, there's still time!

Please Sign Up Now

1. Click on this link: https://app.seesaw.me/s/203-155-292
2. Choose your child from the list
3. Create your account
4. Once I approve you, you can see content from your child

After you sign up, download the free Seesaw Family app and sign in. You can also access Seesaw from a computer at https://app.seesaw.me.

Attached are some photos of student work from this week.

Have a great weekend!

Sincerely,

Laura

Valentine's Day

Hi Families,

Next Wednesday, February 14 is Valentine's Day.  If students would like to bring in Valentines,(this is optional) they must have one for every student. There are 23 students in our class.

We will also be decorating white paper bags to hold our Valentines.  If you would like to send in Valentine stickers to decorate the bags, please bring them in on Wednesday as well.  The stickers will be shared with classmates.

I understand that many Valentines come with candy attached.  Students will be reminded to wait until they are home to eat the candy. 

Thank you for understanding and helping make this a fun activity! 

Sincerely,

Laura

23 students

Sergio

Katya

Eliana

Sawyer

Aidan

Max

Mia

Jude

Mike

Olive

Lizzie

Will

Joey

Grace

Natalie

Nazmiya

Taylor

Sammy

Reed

Josh

Imogen

Madison

Lydia