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Joni Telarico

 

 MRS. TELARICO'S 4th grade CLASS - ROOM 219

Week of : April 27 - May 1

Important Information:

 
  •  Please send your student with a  water bottle, and a nut free snack daily.
  • All Smart watches or phones must stay in your student's backpack during the day.
  • To avoid lost or broken student items please leave toys and personal items at home.
  • Please label all student items with your students name & grade level.
  • We will be using this link to CLEVER this year on our computers.  Students may use it at home, too!  CLEVER
     

This week is STEM for our class! Rotation Day is Spanish!

  • Wednesday, April 29  - 4th Grade CO Music Performance - 6:00 pm * ARRIVE AT 5:45*
  • Friday, May 8th- Spirit Wear Day
  • Tuesday, May 12th: Field Day 🤾🏼‍♀️🤸‍♂️
  • Tuesday, May 19 - Pirate Day - Treasure Island Completion - more info. to come
  • Wednesday, May 20 - Living History Museum - 2:45-3:15 pm
  • Friday, May 22nd: Dress of Choice - End of the School Year Celebration
  • Friday, May 22nd: Last Day of School- Early Dismissal 11:30 🌞🕶️🍉🩱🩴

 

Homework:  

 

*Mrs. T.'s MATH GROUP! One HW Review Packet due MAPS testing this week! Due: 5/1

                                           

                

*Mrs. T.'s READING GROUP: CKLA Spelling and Vocabulary list for Treasure Island - Test 5/1

Must have 2 AR books completed and quiz passed by 5/1!

 

*Mrs. T.'s SCIENCE CLASSES:  Animal Adaptations Unit - We are currently working on an in class animal project

 

 

 

SPECIALS (daily changes) STEM (weekly changes)

SPECIALS: Spanish, Library, Character Education, PE 

Monday - Character Ed.  
Tuesday - Library  
Wednesday - PE  
Thursday-  Spanish  
Friday - ROTATION DAY! Spanish
 

STEAM: Science/Engineering, Technology, Art, Music - 

Week 1(RED) - MUSIC   
Week 2(ORANGE) - TECHNOLOGY   
Week 3(GREEN) - ART   
Week 4(BLUE)- STEM - THIS WEEK!  
 

 

Weekly Curriculum:

Math - Saxon 4th Grade

Volume 2 Book
MAPS TESTING
Lesson 103 - Fractions Equal to One and One half
Lesson 104 - Changing Fractions to Mixed Numbers
Lesson 105 - Dividing by 10
IXL Fact Practice and Review Practice
 
 
 
 
 
Reading, Writing and Grammar - Core Knowledge Language Arts

 

New Unit : Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stevenson

 

WRITING: (homeroom) - Writing : Decriptive Paragraph - using descriptive words - figurative language - Next Week: Personal Adventure Story

GRAMMAR and MORPHOLOGY (CKLA or Reading Class)

 

 

History :  See Mrs. Markert's website History Info.

 
Science: Structures and Functions of Living Things

This unit helps students to make the connection between structure and function at all levels of biological organization. Cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems are investigated through the lens of structure and function—things look like they do as a reflection of their functions. The cells of a leaf, the tissues of the skin, and the respiratory system of a giant ape—they all can be understood when students know that structure and function are related.

structure • function • cell • tissue • organ • system • biological organization • survival • reproduction • growth • behavior • stimulus • response • tropism • sense • visual system • auditory system • nonfiction • informational text

 

 


 

 

 

 

 

 


 
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Daily Schedule:

8:00-8:20 Morning Work/Morning Meeting/Announcements
8:20-9:05 STEAM - (Science/Engineering, Technology, Art, Music)
9:05 - 9:35 - Science with Mrs. T.
9:35 - 10:00 - Writing Homeroom
10:00 - 10:30 - Intervention/W.I.N.
10:35 - 11:25 - Reading/Language Arts
11:30 - 12:10  Recess/Lunch
12:15 - 12:45  History - Mrs. Markert's Room
12:45 - 1:45 - Math

1:45 - 2:00 - Snack/ Recess
2:05 - 2:35 - Writing/Read Aloud/Handwriting - extended CKLA

2:35 - 3:20 - Specials (Spanish, Library, Character Education, PE)

3:20 - 3:30 - Pack Up/Prepare for Dismissal

 

 

Meet Mrs. Telarico

Welcome to 4th Grade Room 219!  My name is Joni Telarico and I will be your student's teacher for the 2025 -2026 school year!  This is my second year teaching fourth grade and my twentieth year teaching.  This is my tenth year of teaching at Aspen View Academy.

I am originally from Pennsylvania, but my family has lived here in Castle Rock for the past ten years.  I have been married to my husband Mike for 31 years and I have two sons. Matt is 23 and works in Pittsburgh as an engineer, and Cameron is 21 and a senior in college in Utah.

We love living in Colorado and enjoy being outside.  Hiking, biking, exercising, and spending time with my family are some of my favorite activities to do!  I am looking forward to a great year working with you and your student!!!