 9:00-9:15 - copy homework, attendance, lunch count, daily edits
9:15-10:00 Resource
Monday - Library
Tuesday - Dance/PE (Please wear appropriate clothing.)
Wednesday - Art
Thursday - Music
Friday - Drama
10:00-10:50 - Science
10:50-11:45 - Math
11:55-12:40 - Lunch/Recess
12:45-2:15 - Reading/ Language Arts
2:15-3:05 - Social Studies
3:05-3:15 - Math Vocabulary
3:15-3:26 - Pack up and Dismissal
It's a girl!!!! Mrs. Geyer's class has adopted a new class pet. After researching possible pets, writing and presenting persuassive essays about our favorites, our class voted. Our new class pet is a MANATEE!!Her name is Betsy and she is Ariel's sister!   Sharpen those pencils!! Mrs. Geyer's class has been doing some writing!! We are in the midst of our poetry unit and students are busy writing original poetry!Homework
Reading-15 minutes nightly (Reading logs are collected every Friday.)
Math - Practice multiplication facts nightly.
Check agendas to see if math, science, or social studies homework has been assigned. Students should review interactive notes nightly. Parents, please join us for Family Literacy Night on March, 18. Hope to see you there!
 Birthdays of the MonthMarch 6 - ShelbyMarch 24- Elijah
 Bravo to students in Mrs. Geyer's class. They have written original fables and published them with Storybook Weaver! Way to use our new technology to create wonderful stories, 4th graders!!!
Yipee!!! Hooray!!! The following students have been working very hard and have met their AR goal for the 3rd quarter: Shana, Sean, David, Lydia, Natalie, Kelsey, Caitlynn, Libby, Gavin, Ashley
 Social Studies News We are currently studying the Civil War and Reconstruction.We also love to sing in Social Studies. Enjoy this Virginia Studies song that we learned in class. Geographic Features song
Manatees
The manatee is a large, friendly aquatic mammal that is listed as "Endangered" under federal law. Many manatee deaths are human related. Click on the links below to find out more about these gentle giants and ways that you can help.Jimmy Buffett and the Save the Manatee Club I have adopted a manatee, Ariel, for the past four years. Ariel lives at Homosassa Springs Wildlife State Park (HSWSP) in Homosassa, Florida. The park is a rehabilitation facility for manatees who are recovering from injuries before being released back into the wild. Five female manatees who cannot be released into the wild because of injuries or other life threatening reasons currently call HSWSP their home. ARIEL was just two weeks old when she was rescued with her mom Amanda. In July 2005, I was able to travel to Florida to meet Ariel!
While in Florida, I was fortunate enough to be able to swim with manatees in the wild.
Mrs. Geyer swimming with a manatee in Kings Bay
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