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4B: Mrs. Martin

Welcome to 4B! My name is Mika Martin and I am your child’s 4th Grade Teacher. I grew up in Seattle and graduated from Central Washington University where I earned two Bachelor degrees: English/Language Arts and English/Language Arts Teaching. This school year marks my 14th year of teaching and my 2nd year at St. Anthony School. I am so thrilled to be back! What I love most about teaching is watching students learn and grow not only in academics but also as members of the community who demonstrate Catholic values. My husband and I have two children, and we enjoy spending time with family and friends. Please feel free to contact me at [email protected]. I look forward to a wonderful year!
 
Favorite Bible Verse: "A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed." (Proverbs 11:25)
 

Announcements:

  • 5/6: Free Dress/Canned Food Monday
  • 5/8: MAP Testing -- Reading
  • 5/10: All-School Mass at 9:00 am in the Church
  • 5/20-5/23: Spirit Week
  • 5/24-5/27: No School -- Memorial Day Weekend
 

Due Dates:

  • 5/6: April Reading Calendar
  • 6/3: May Reading Calendar
 

Assessments:

  • 5/8: Lesson 5 Science Assessment
  • 5/9: Chapter 23 Religion Quiz
  • 5/10: Birth of Rocks Unit Assessment
 

Religion: The Pure of Heart See God

 

Math: Fractions and Mixed Numbers

 

ELA: Treasure Island

Reading:
  • Demonstrate understanding of descriptive language and literary devices in the text
  • Cite details from the text when explaining what Jim learns about Long John Silver and when making inferences about Silver's intentions for the voyage
  • Summarize significant events that occur in the chapter and distinguish between trustworthy and untrustworthy characters
Grammar:
  • Use the relative pronouns that, which, and whose correctly in sentences
Morphology:
  • Use the prefixes im and in and the roots port and bio to understand the meaning of words
Writing:
  • Compose one to two paragraphs about a character using descriptive details
  • Plan adventure stories
  • Write an introduction to an adventure story using descriptive details
Spelling:
  • Apply grade-level phonics and word-analysis skills to spell targeted words
Cursive:
  • Words
 
Science: The Birth of Rocks

Announcements:

  • 5/1: MAP Testing -- Language Usage
  • 5/3: May Crowning -- wear your Sunday best
  • 5/6: Free Dress/Canned Food Monday
 

Due Dates:

  • 5/6: April Reading Calendar
 

Assessments:

  • 4/29: Lesson 3 Science Assessment
  • 4/30: Chapter 22 Religion Quiz
  • 5/2: Lesson 4 Science Assessment
 

Religion: 

  • God's Sorrowing and Meek People Receive a Special Promise
  • The Pure of Heart See God
 

Math: Fractions and Mixed Numbers

 

ELA: Treasure Island

Reading:
  • Determine or clarify the meaning of descriptive words and phrases and identify figurative language that helps create a memorable plot and interesting characters
  • Cite details from the text when explaining what Jim learns about Long John Silver and when making inferences about Silver's intentions for the voyage
Grammar:
  • Use the relative pronouns that, which, and whose correctly in sentences
Morphology:
  • Use the prefixes im and in and the roots port and bio to understand the meaning of words
Writing:
  • Compose one to two paragraphs about a character using descriptive details
Spelling:
  • Apply grade-level phonics and word-analysis skills to spell targeted words
Cursive:
  • Blended letters
 
Science: The Birth of Rocks
 
 
 
Daily:
  • 15-20 minutes independent reading
  • 15 minutes IXL (Mon and Wed) and Reflex (Tues and Thurs) 
  • All other assignments will be in your child's PLANNER each day
DAILY SCHEDULE:
8:25-8:45: Morning Journal
8:45-8:50: Prayer and Pledge
8:50-9:15: Religion
9:15-10:20: Math
10:20-10:30: Snack/Break
10:30-10:45: Recess
10:50-11:35: Specialist
11:40-12:00: Lunch
12:00-12:20: Recess
12:20-12:45: Sacred Story
12:45-2:00: ELA 
2:00-2:15: Recess
2:15-2:50: Science/Social Studies
2:50-3:00: Planner, Pack-Up, and Prayer