Welcome to Room 305

4th Grade 

Mrs. Heiberger 

Supply List for 2009-2010

SCIENCE AND MATH

4TH AND 5TH 

GRADE

MATH for fourth and fifth grade

SCIENCE for fourth and fifth grade

PRAYER: Loving God, you bless the earth and give us new life. Keep our eyes open to the wonders in the world around us. May our hearts overflow with gladness for the love and friendship we share and may we always live in your Light. Grant this through Christ our Lord. Amen

Great News: Fourth grade students make the honor roll.

A or B honors for the third quarter.

A Honor: Brianna A., Nathan C., Leoderico D., Eray D., Melissa I., Kevin K., and Noah S

B Honors: Cameron C., Zachary C., Eduardo F., and Nicolas P.

I hope your name will be here!

CONGRATULATIONS

Keep up the good work

Perfect Attendance for the First Semester:

Nathan C., Leoderico D., Nicolas P.

These are the topics to be covered in Religion and Social Studies.

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Religion: In Unit 4- We will learn that together with the whole Church, we are a sign of the kingdom of God. We will read about the importance of worship in the Church and come to understand how the sacraments help us love others as Jesus loves us.

Chapter 13- The seven sacraments nourish and strengthen us to carry out Christ’s mission in the world.

Chapter 14- Christ brings us the gift of God’s forgiveness and healing through the sacrament of Reconciliation.

Chapter 15- Reconciliation is the act of forgiving and being forgiven, and of restoring peace with God and others.

Chapter 16- Our Father, who art in heaven… forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us.

Unit 5- We will learn how as Christians we are called to bring God’s love, peace, and justice to the world. We will come to understand the need to respect others and share what we have with one another.

Chapter 17- Social Justice and peace are expressions of charity and the work of all Catholics- religious, ordained, and lay.

Chapter 18- At Mass, the priest and the assembly of worshipers join the Communion of Saints to be reconciled and to worship God.

Chapter 19- One way we can be like Jesus is by practicing the law of love in today’s world.

Chapter 20- Jesus taught us that through prayer, we grow in our understanding of God’s loving plan for us.

Lent- During the season of Lent, we remember Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross and we turn to him in prayer and penance.

Holy Week – During Holy Week, we accompany Jesus through the events that lead to his Passion and death on the cross.

Easter –Easter is the Church’s greatest feast, celebrating the Resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.

Social Studies:

Unit 4- Most of the Middle West is made of the Central Plains and the Great Plains, which make up the Interior Plans. The Lakota lived here ad struggled to keep their land as European American pioneers began to settle in this area. Good soil and iron ore have helped to make the Middle West a region with an agricultural and manufacturing economy. Its economy remains strong today with its combination of technological, agricultural, and manufacturing activities.

Chapter 7- The Central Plains and Great Plains make up most of the Middle West.

The extremes of weather in the Middle West, present challenges to the farmers and other workers of the Middle West.

Chapter 8- Pioneers crossed the Appalachian Mountains and settled in the Middle West, where they found good land for farming.

Lakota lived on the Great Plains where they followed and hunted buffalo for a living.

Iron ore deposits and good transportation on rivers and lakes helped make the Middle West a manufacturing center.

The Middle West today has a strong economy because of its technological, agricultural, and manufacturing activities.

Unit 5- Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado make up the Mountain States region, with rugged terrain an abundant wildlife. The region has long been home to Shoshone people, many of whom made a living by following and hunting buffalo herds. Many Shoshone still make their home in the region. The Lewis and Clark expedition mapped much of the area, which experienced a boom after gold was found there. Minerals from Earth remain an important part of the economy today.

Chapter 9- Five states make up the Mountain States region, which is dominated by the beautiful Rocky Mountains.

The mountains of the region are a rich source of the mineral used in industry and as gems.

Chapter10- The Shoshone people have a long inhabited the region since before European settlers arrived there.

The Lewis and Clark expedition mapped the Mountain States region and noted its plants and animals.

The women in the Mountain States region were among the first American women to vote and run for political office.

The government maintains public lands to preserve the resources and beauty of the Mountain States region.

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