Grade 4 Outcomes
Grade 4 children talk and think about how and what they are learning. They learn to check their progress as they work toward their language learning goals.
In Grade 4, your child learns to:
In Grade 4, your child learns to:
- use past experiences and what he or she knows about books, stories and language to figure out meaning;
- explore new ways to learn, think and communicate about what he or she reads, hears and watches;
- choose topics, ask good questions, and use a plan for a research project;
- make clear and interesting oral, written and visual presentations, keeping in mind the reason for the presentation and who will be listening, reading or watching;
- use a variety of information sources such as people, libraries, maps, technology and websites to answer his or her questions and find new information;
- check for complete sentences, punctuation and spelling.
Reading at Home
For homework, students are expected to read at least 20 minutes daily. Students can read a book that they have chosen from the classroom or school library and from the leveled book set in the classroom. They can also log onto Raz Kids.
| tipsforparentsreadingathome.pdf |
