- April 17th: STAAR Encouragement Letters due
- April 19th: Reading STAAR
- April 20th Camp Read A Lot
- April 21st: Board Game Time (Holiday Coupon)
- April 24th: Progress Reports
- April 28th: Sun Run during Specials
- May 1st-5th: Teacher Appreciation Week
- May 2nd: Math STAAR
- May 4th: PTO Picnic and Kinder Round Up
- May 22nd: Field Day
Language Arts
We will be reviewing for the Reading STAAR. After STAAR, we will be working on character traits!
Math
We will finish up our unit on Angles and review graphing.
Social Studies
We will learn Texas and the railroad boom!
Science:
This week we we look at the life cycles of animals.
4th Grade will be having Camp Read-A-Lot on Thursday, April 20th, to celebrate the completion of the READING STAAR! Students will be allowed to bring pillows, blankets, flashlights and stuffed animals and lots of books to read!!!! We want to celebrate all their hard work this year and let them unwind after the READING STAAR! We will have activities geared around writing and reading of the books they bring to school or read off of their Raz- Kids or Learning Ally Account.
Opt-in Notice for Health Education for K-5 Student
Passed during the 87th (2nd) Legislative Session, Senate Bill 9, requires schools beginning in the 2022-2023 school year to educate students on the prevention of child abuse, family violence, dating violence and human trafficking. House Bill 1525 does the same for human sexuality.
Before a student may be provided with instruction related to child abuse, family violence, dating violence and human trafficking, Senate Bill 9 requires that Coppell ISD obtain written consent from the student's parent/guardian. House Bill 1525 requires the same concerning human sexuality.
At the elementary level, Coppell’s Student Health Advisory Council (SHAC) approved the Quaver Health curriculum. It is a digitally based teacher-led resource and meets 100% of the Texas Essential Knowledge Skills (TEKS) for Health. QuaverEd is providing the following links and lessons in accordance with Texas Education Code 28.004 and pertaining to Senate Bill 9, House Bill 1525. Providing the links and lessons below is not intended to grant permission for the following content to be shared in part or in full in the public domain.
PARENT PREVIEW LINKS - English
You are asked to fill out the form below for each child in grades K-5 you have attending a Coppell ISD School. Please complete the form asap.
Without written consent from a parent/guardian, students will not receive instruction related to child abuse, family violence, dating violence, human trafficking, and human sexuality.
If you have any questions, please reach out to our campus counselor, Kelly Matlock, at kmatlock@coppellisd.com.
STAAR DaysPLEASE remember to update and charge the iPad for the STAAR tests. If you would rather leave the iPad at school to charge overnight, please let us know and you will need to send a charger to school. Make sure that your child has a snack and water bottle each of the days.
STAAR Encouragement NotesWe sent home a green information sheet with 2 envelopes attached last week. Please make sure to have you encouragement notes returned to school by April 17th. We will include an attachment with the email.
Reminder: Free & Reduced Meals For the last two years, free and reduced meals were provided for all Texas public school children. Beginning September 29th, families must complete an application to qualify for free or reduced priced meals. For more information, check out the Coppell ISD Child Nutrition website. Complete your School Meal Application here. Allow up to ten days to process your application.
Reminder: iPads
TCE 4th graders should come to school each day with their iPad and charger. Please ensure your child charges his/her iPad each evening. Your child should also check periodically to ensure his/her iPad's software is up to date (settings --> general --> software update).
Reminder: Snack
We will have a short snack time each day while we continue to work. 4th graders do not each lunch until 12:30 PM each day, so it's important that they have a healthy and nutritious snack each day to fuel their bodies. We also ask that the snack they bring is completely free of peanuts/tree nuts. This will help provide a safe environment for all learners. Thank you for your help!
Opt-in Notice for Health Education for K-5 Student
Passed during the 87th (2nd) Legislative Session, Senate Bill 9, requires schools beginning in the 2022-2023 school year to educate students on the prevention of child abuse, family violence, dating violence and human trafficking. House Bill 1525 does the same for human sexuality.
Before a student may be provided with instruction related to child abuse, family violence, dating violence and human trafficking, Senate Bill 9 requires that Coppell ISD obtain written consent from the student's parent/guardian. House Bill 1525 requires the same concerning human sexuality.
At the elementary level, Coppell’s Student Health Advisory Council (SHAC) approved the Quaver Health curriculum. It is a digitally based teacher-led resource and meets 100% of the Texas Essential Knowledge Skills (TEKS) for Health. QuaverEd is providing the following links and lessons in accordance with Texas Education Code 28.004 and pertaining to Senate Bill 9, House Bill 1525. Providing the links and lessons below is not intended to grant permission for the following content to be shared in part or in full in the public domain.
PARENT PREVIEW LINKS - English
You are asked to fill out the form below for each child in grades K-5 you have attending a Coppell ISD School. Please complete the form asap.
Without written consent from a parent/guardian, students will not receive instruction related to child abuse, family violence, dating violence, human trafficking, and human sexuality.
If you have any questions, please reach out to our campus counselor, Kelly Matlock, at kmatlock@coppellisd.com.
TCE 4th graders should come to school each day with their iPad and charger. Please ensure your child charges his/her iPad each evening. Your child should also check periodically to ensure his/her iPad's software is up to date (settings --> general --> software update).
We will have a short snack time each day while we continue to work. 4th graders do not each lunch until 12:30 PM each day, so it's important that they have a healthy and nutritious snack each day to fuel their bodies. We also ask that the snack they bring is completely free of peanuts/tree nuts. This will help provide a safe environment for all learners. Thank you for your help!
