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Mrs. Bordelon - 4th Grade - Room 65

Fourth grade is a year full of exploration and learning. It is exciting for me to be a part of that adventure with your child!

I am very excited to introduce myself as your child’s fourth grade teacher! My name is Kim Bordelon. My family and I moved to Phoenix in 1999 from Tucson, Arizona. In Tucson I taught second grade, third grade, and Kindergarten. I am married and have two sons, Alex who is 21 a graduate of Desert Vista, a student at A.S.U. and a U.S. Marine, and Mikey who is 12 and a seventh grader at Altadena. I grew up and attended college in Ohio, but have been a desert dweller for about seventeen years. I love traveling (especially to the beach). I am an avid skier and enjoy weekend trips to Sunrise in the White Mountains and Utah powder. I spend a lot of time as a spectator at Mikey's various sporting events, and I love to curl up with a good book.

I believe the key to your child’s educational success is to work together as a student, teacher, and parent team. This partnership will communicate a message to your child that their education is important, and we all are invested in their success. I will keep you informed by sending home behavior and academic progress reports and a newsletter every month. In an effort to "go green" my newsletter will be emailed to you and posted to my website.

Fourth grade is an exciting year at school and your child will be learning many new things. They will be learning a lot about Arizona in social studies. In science we will focus on renewable and nonrenewable resources, water and weather, electricity and magnetism, and animal classification and adaptation. We will also continue to build our knowledge in language / communication arts, and mathematics. I look forward to a year of adventure and learning. I love teaching, because I love to learn. I hope to instill this love of learning in your child in order to promote lifelong learning.

Sincerely,
Kim Bordelon, NBCT, MAEd.

kborde@kyrene.org
783-1265