Creating switched circuits in 4th Grade Science

4th Grade had to work in teams to figure out the challenge of how to create a circuit that could turn on and off a motor and a lightbulb. They more than met the goal...they worked really well in their teams!! Way to go 4th Grade!!!!

Tomorrow we'll investigate electrical conductors and insulators.

Completed PA TOPICS Posters

4th Grade your posters look GREAT!!!!

3rd Day of PSSAs

I'm proud of you 4th Grade!! Keep up the good work on your PSSAs!!

Have a GREAT weekend!!

Mrs. Kuzio

PSSAs Day 2

Hello 4th Grade!

You guys were amazing today! I'm soooo proud of all of you for doing your BEST work and working so hard on the test! Everyone kept the classroom quiet and calm and helped to make it a GREAT place for everyone to work in! WAY TO GO!!!

Get rested tonight! See you all in the morning!

Mrs. Kuzio

4th Grade spent the afternoon working on their PA TOPICS Poster Project

4th Graders working on their poster projects in the hallway.

Cassie and Iyana are getting the work accomplished!!

Ms. Twine helps Lester with facts for his poster.

Anna and the Henry J. Heinz poster - Way to go!!

Trevon is putting together his Ben Franklin poster.

First Day of PSSAs

Cheers to 4th Grade!!

Everyone made it to school today and EVERYONE did their BEST on the TEST!!!

Get a good rest tonight and we'll see you in the morning for ROUND 2 !!!!

Sleep tight and don't let the bugs bite!

Mrs. Kuzio and Mrs. Geary

PSSAs

Hello Families and Friends of 4th Grade:

Over the next three weeks the students in our classroom will take the PSSAs. These tests will take 8 mornings on 8 days.

You can help your son or daughter to take these tests by helping them to get to bed on time and feeding them a healthy breakfast.

Also, encourage your child to stay calm and remind your child that they have learned all the material that they will see on the tests, they just need TO TAKE THEIR TIME!!

Many thanks for your support!

Mrs. Kuzio and Mrs. Geary

Stevens Students Kick-Off PSSAs

Trevon, Lester, Iyana, Cormac and Ben pass the Keystone before the PSSA Kick-Off Assembly.

Stevens earns a Keystone every year that it makes AYP as a school. AYP stands for Annual Yearly Progress and what it really means is that all the students, teachers and administration are working together to achieve high academic goals

Dalton passes the Keystone to Isaiah as Felicia waits to pass it along.