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The First Day of Third Grade
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The First Day of Third Grade
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3rd Grade Specials Schedule: Tuesday: Gym Wednesday: Art Thursday: Computers Friday: Music -
3rd Grade Notebooks:
Each student should have five composition books each. We color code each one to make it easy to access when in their desks. This way students know which notebook to take out just by looking at the color sticker.
Writing: Green sticker
Reading and Grammar: Orange Sticker
Spelling: Yellow sticker
Math: Red sticker
Social Studies & Science: Blue sticker -
The Students will have a nightly Reading Log
Tuesday March 19th Homework:
Reading: Log
Spelling: Write words 3 times each
Math: Complete Eureka lesson 15
Religion: Study chapter 12 notes for Religion test
Science: Study chapter 4 lessons 3 and 4 for quiz
Wednesday March 20th Homework:
Reading: Complete Log
Spelling: Put words 1-10 into sentences
Math: Complete Eureka Lesson 16 homework
Religion: Study chapter 12 notes for quiz
Science: Study Chapter 4 lessons 3 and 4 for quiz
Thursday March 21st homework:
Reading: Complete Log
Spelling: Put words 11-20 into sentences
Math: Complete Eureka lesson 18 homework
Science: Study Chapter 4 lessons 3 and 4 for quiz tomorrow
Friday March 22nd homework:
Math: Complete Eureka Lesson 20 homework
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Words for March 25th- 29th: (unit 12 vocab words)
1. clarify 11. wish
2. authentic 12. cherish
3. yearn 13. sound
4. opponent 14. proclaim
5. arch 15. challenge
6. declare 16. obscure
7. valid 17. lighthearted
8. grant 18. proud
9. modest 19. false
10. grave 20. refuse
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Please practice multiplication with your child every night. These are facts that they need to memorize. Flashcards and games are good ways to help them to become more fluent. Many students are demonstrating that they need a lot more practice in this area.
Tests & Quizzes:
(Spelling quiz every Friday)
Quizzes for March 25th - 29th:
Wednesday March 27th: Math quiz on fractions on a number line
Thursday March 28th: Religion chapter 13 test
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February 10th: Lizbel February 12th: Jaelyn February 16th: Brandon P February 28th: Jay -
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Reading between home and school is an important part of my reading program. The children are polishing their skills as readers, therefore it is imperative that they read, read, and read some more! Consistent daily reading will expose children to various authors’ styles and will improve fluency, vocabulary, comprehension, and writing. My main goals are that the children will become fluent readers, choose to read for both information and pleasure, and develop a passion and love for reading. ** Students are expected to read 25 minutes every night and fill out their reading log! -