Religion This week our classwork includes testing over chapter  about The Pharisee and the Tax Collector on Friday. Then read about the wedding feast in Cana. This story was covered when the children were read about the miracles of Jesus. They were read  another on  the stories Jesus told.
   
Reading/ Language Arts All the thrird grades in the Archdiocese are completing  a  special book report  project.. The due date for this project is May 4th. Save your cereal  boxes. One is required for the project. Separte panels for each  side of the box will work best.
 http://mrscowan.com/CerealBoxBookReport.pdf   
Math We continue working on  fractions. Improper  and mixed numbers. equivalent factions and adding and subtracting fractions will be covered. It will take us two about two weeks. 
http://www.aaamath.com/fra.htm
          

Science The children will be tested on the chapter about animals on Thursday. Next, the class will begin to study plants this week. Do you have a plant you can donate so we can look at roots? The youngsters disected flowers in February when I had so many beauquets in the classroom.
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Social Studies This week we will read about Brazil.  Soon we will learn about the pioneers.
Reminders Check the first week in April for links to lots of information about events coming up soon! Our Invention Convention is coming up May 1. The assignment will be sent home earlly next week during out study of simple machines.
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The Keepers

The keeper of the garden builds an everlasting environment that is filled with beauty and peace. In the middle of that garden is a haven . . . a birdhouse, a safe place for fledglings to grow and flourish before taking off on their own. The gardener provides nourishment to feed his feathered friends, to make them grow strong and healthy. He protects them from predators, watching from afar, not interfering with the balance of nature. They flutter and fly and sing their sweet songs from the safety of their home in the garden, and then, one day, they are gone. The keeper of the garden experiences a moment of sadness at the loss, but he knows that he has done well.

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We are, you and I, the keepers of the garden of life and learning, protecting the sanctity and serenity of the "schoolhouse." We build an educational environment that is filled with opportunity and experience. We provide nourishment to feed our cherished children, to make their minds grow strong and healthy. We protect them from outside forces and influence, watching them from afar, letting them try out their wonderful wings of independence. They sing their sweet songs of newfound knowledge and then one day, they are gone. We, too, experience a moment of sadness at the loss, but we know that we have done well as keepers of the garden of life.

Author Unknown

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