Q4 W2

 

Art

K-3: Hibler

• Kinder students will be introduced to the color wheel and learn how primary colors can create secondary colors.
• 1st-3rd grade will review the color wheel and identify the primary, secondary, and tertiary colors.

3-6: Carlson

• 3rd grade will learn about Art Show Etiquette, answer a questionnaire and wrap up prior projects.
• 4th grade will learn about Art Show Etiquette, answer a questionnaire and wrap up prior projects.
• 5th grade will learn about Art Show Etiquette, answer a questionnaire and wrap up prior projects.
• 6th grade will learn about Art Show Etiquette, answer a questionnaire and wrap up prior projects.

Music

K-2: Abrego

• Kindergarten: The students will learn to identify rhythm.
• 1st grade: The students will prepare to internalize do. The students will practice reading duple meter.
• 2nd grade: The students will practice creating a visual representation of quadruple meter.

3-6: Andersen

• 3rd grade: The students will learn their third piece of music for the concert.
• 4th grade: The students will learn their third piece of music for the concert.
• 5th grade: The students will learn their third piece of music for the concert.
• 6th grade: The students will learn their third piece of music for the concert.

Spanish/ Latin

Spanish: Puopolo

• Kinder

Students will be able to: Name the parts of the house and explain if they live in a house or an apartment by visualizing and interpreting pages 64 and 65

• First Grade

Students will learn and use Spanish vocabulary related to WHERE DO THEY LIVE while improving speaking and listening skills.

• Second Grade

By the end of the lesson, students will be able to use the verb IR in simple sentences to describe where someone is going, using the structure IR+A+PLACE

Latin: Fasenmyer

• 3rd/4th Grade - Chapter 7 of Minimus!
• 5th Grade - Chapter 4 of Lingua Latina
• 6th Grade - Chapter 6 of Lingua Latina

PE

K-3: Walsh

• K-2- Scholars will continue to work on basketball dribbling and shooting skills with various games and activities.
• 3rd- Scholars will continue working on their FitnessGram tests.

3-6: Boland

• 3rd - 6th grade - Students will be challenged with a conditioning week. Lunges, crawls, and sprints will be done with no full recovery on the aerobic system. Students will also be timed on sprints. The classes will be competing against other classes at times (Avg time for boys and girls). Winning classes will decide allied activity that all classes will do.

Q4 W1

 

Art

K-3: Hibler

• Kinder students will explore textures and space with paper cutouts of flowers.
• 1st grade will show dimension/space by overlapping things in their sketches of a house in the woods.
• 2nd grade will use a scratchboard to create positive/ negative space.
• 3rd grade will paint a black and white landscape using values to create perspective.

3-6: Carlson

• 3rd grade will finish the water stage of their Matisse paintings
• 4th grade will begin a new still life project with colored pencils
• 5th grade will finalize thier O'Keefe paintings & begin learning one-point perspective
• 6th grade will finish their Reubens drawings & begin mapping out next Mixed Media project

Music

K-2: Abrego

• Kindergarten: The students will audition for speaking parts for the upcoming concert. The students will discuss concert etiquette. 
• 1st grade: The students will audition for speaking parts for the upcoming concert. The students will discuss concert etiquette. 
  • 2nd grade: The students will audition for speaking parts for the upcoming concert. The students will discuss concert etiquette. 

3-6: Andersen

• 3rd-6th grade: The students will audition for speaking parts for the upcoming concert. The students will discuss concert etiquette. 

Spanish/ Latin

Spanish: Puopolo

• Kinder

Students will be able to: Name places in a community, identify where people buy food and bread in a community and ask and answer questions about where someone is in the community.

• First Grade

The students will learn that vendors at markets (mercados) sell items such as food, clothing, toys, and handicrafts at lower prices than at supermarkets or malls by observing, visualizing, and interpreting pages 54 and 55.

• Second Grade

Students will learn about different community workers and understand the importance of their roles in the community by drawing and writing about them.

Latin: Fasenmyer

• 3rd/4th Grade -
• 5th Grade -
• 6th Grade -

PE

K-3: Walsh

• K-2- Scholars will continue to work on basketball dribbling and shooting skills with various games and activities.
• 3rd- Scholars will continue working on their FitnessGram tests.

3-6: Boland

• 3rd - 6th grade - Students will continue the FitnessGram (Push Up and PACER)

Q3 W8

 Last week of Quarter 3 2026!

Art

K-3: Hibler

• Kinder students will explore textures and space with paper cutouts of flowers.
• 1st grade will show dimension/space by overlapping things in their sketches of a house in the woods.
• 2nd grade will draw the Texas state fish and create a print studying how the positive and negative spaces change with the paint.
• 3rd grade will create a landscape drawing, identifying the horizon line and what things appear closer/ farther away.

3-6: Carlson

• 3rd grade will begin the FINAL step of the watercolor Matisse project for the Art Show!
• 4th grade will finish triangle drawings with black markers and/or make edits to Art Show projects (Blue Horse & Pears)
• 5th grade will begin adding water to their O'Keeffe drawings for Art Show
• 6th grade will add colored pencil, thin black markers and highlight pens to their Peter Paul Reubens drawings

Music

K-2: Abrego

• Kindergarten: The students will learn the presentation of the concept of rhythm.
• 1st grade: The students will learn the presentation and notation of duple meter.
• 2nd grade: The students will prepare to internalize four beat meter through kinesthetic activities. The students will practice reading melodies with the do pentatonic scale.

3-6: Andersen

• 3rd grade: Students will continue to learn their concert repertoire and assign solfege labels to pitches in folk songs.
• 4th grade: Students will continue to learn their concert repertoire for both singing and handchimes.
• 5th grade: Students will continue to learn their concert repertoire and learn to label and identify tetrachords.
• 6th grade: Students will continue to learn their concert repertoire and learn to identify the names of key signatures with flats.

Spanish/ Latin

Spanish: Puopolo

• Kinder

Students will be able to: Name places in a community, identify where people buy food and bread in a community and ask and answer questions about where someone is in the community.

• First Grade

The students will learn that vendors at markets (mercados) sell items such as foods, clothing, toys, and handicrafts at lower prices than at supermarkets or malls by observing, visualizing, and interpreting pages 54 and 55.

• Second Grade

Students will learn about different community workers and understand the importance of their roles in the community by drawing and writing about them.

Latin: Fasenmyer

• 3rd Grade - Students will finish Chapter 6 and Review! Learning the 4th Present Tense Verb Conjugation and reviewing the 4 verb conjugations
• 4th Grade - Students will finish Chapter 6 and Review! Learning and reviewing verb conjugations
• 5th Grade - (!) Reviewing concepts from Chapter 3 and Chapter 3 Test (Day 2). (2) Practicing Noun Declension endings of the 2nd Neuter Declension
• 6th Grade - Continue Reading Chapter 6 of Lingua Latina and Vocab Quiz

PE

K-3: Walsh

• K-2- Scholars will continue to work on basketball dribbling and shooting skills with various games and activities.
• 3rd- Scholars will begin to work on applying frisbee skills to games.

3-6: Boland

• 3rd-6th grade - Students will continue to prepare for the FitnessGram while completing different fitness activities. Students will also be reviewing and playing Ultimate Football in small groups.