Final Home Project Refresher

Each student will present a favorite book they have read. If they are not yet reading fluently, they may choose a book someone has read to them.  They will need to tell about the main characters, a brief summary of the book, and share why they liked it.  They will need a visual aid to accompany their report. Visual aids can be in the form of a newspaper article, diorama, kite book report, board game with questions, etc. There are endless possibilities beyond a tri-fold! If possible, I would like each student to bring the book as well. Home projects will be due May 7th, 2018.

Spelling Test #19: 05.01.18

We will be testing our students on Tuesday, May 1, 2018.

Strawberries: focus on -ag family

  1. bag
  2. gag
  3. lag
  4. rag
  5. nag
  6. tag
  7. wag
  8. sag

Apples: focus on short/long a words

  1. shade
  2. plain
  3. gate
  4. save
  5. has
  6. make
  7. pain
  8. grade
  9. flat
  10. nail

Bananas: focus on words ending in -ish

  1. fish
  2. wish
  3. dish
  4. swish
  5. finish
  6. bluish
  7. fetish
  8. radish
  9. Polish
  10. relish
  11. lavish
  12. punish

Grapes: focus on short/long u

  1. just
  2. drum
  3. such
  4. cut
  5. plus
  6. huge
  7. June
  8. mule
  9. use
  10. rude
  11. tune
  12. shut

Kiwis: focus on -oi/-oy

  1. point
  2. join
  3. soil
  4. spoil
  5. moist
  6. coin
  7. broil
  8. joint
  9. soy
  10. joy
  11. coy
  12. toy
  13. ploy
  14. decoy
  15. enjoy
  16. boy

Blueberries: focus on final r

  1. catcher
  2. rancher
  3. teacher
  4. pitcher
  5. picture
  6. nature
  7. capture
  8. creatue
  9. culture
  10. injure
  11. posture
  12. future
  13. measure
  14. pressure
  15. leisure
  16. treasure
  17. figure
  18. failure

SAGE Testing

SAGE testing is for our 3rd levels only.

On testing days, please make sure your student eats a healthy and filling breakfast and/or lunch.

Wednesday, April 11th 12:00pm-3:00pm English

Tuesday, May 1st 9:00am-12:00pm Writing

Monday, May 7th 9:00am-12:00pm Math

A note from Ms. René:

I realize that spending time on the computer working on standardized
assessments is not the way any child would prefer to spend their time in
school; AND, I am asking you all to do your best during this time. We
know that these assessments are but one measure of a child¹s educational
progress. These assessments provide a useful data point for teachers and
myself to assess student progress and be able to plan for future
instruction and programming.

Please set your child up for success by getting to bed early, eating a
good breakfast, and encouraging your child to do their best. If you would
like more information about SAGE testing, visit:
https://sageportal.org/resources/sage-general-information-fa/. If you
have questions or concerns, contact your child¹s teacher or myself
directly at 801-827-0150 or rbaker@mariamontessoriacademy.org.

Final Home Project

Each student will present a favorite book they have read. If they are not yet reading fluently, they may choose a book someone has read to them.  They will need to tell about the main characters, a brief summary of the book, and share why they liked it.  They will need a visual aid to accompany their report. Visual aids can be in the form of a newspaper article, diorama, kite book report, board game with questions, etc. There are endless possibilities beyond a tri-fold! If possible, I would like each student to bring the book as well. Home projects will be due May 7th, 2018.