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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: Monday: Music Tuesday: Gym Wednesday: Art Thursday: Computers Friday: Music
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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
We alternate daily between Social Studies and Science. Or sometimes, for example, we may do two days of Science and then two days of Social Studies.
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1) reduce 11) airplane
2)reuse 12) relax
3)recycle 13) invisible
4) resouce 14) thread
5) rosary 15) chapter
6) mystery 16) author
7) pirate 17) area
8) memorial 18) less
9) travel 19) greater
10) vacation 20) equal
Homework: Tuesday June 1st
MATH- “that quiz” practice test
ELA- read chapter 16 of Peter Pan and answer the questions in the google doc
Spelling- put words in ABC order
*Continue reading an invisible thread*
Homework: Wednesday June 2nd
Spelling- put words 1-10 into sentences
Reading- Read and answer questions on “Who was Walt Disney” Chapter 1
Math- Complete the “that quiz” math practice test.
*Continue reading An Invisible Thread* (The author will be speaking to us tomorrow morning)
Homework: Thursday June 3rd
Social Studies- read lesson 5 ‘ Living in South Africa’ page 120-125. Then answer the questions in the doc.Reading- Read Chapter 3 of Walt Disney.Math- Complete the “that quiz” math practice test.
Spelling- put words 11- 20 in to sentences
Math- Complete the “that quiz” math practice test.
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Tests and Quizzes: Quizzes for next week: Wednesday May 12th: Religion Quiz on chapters 16 and 17 Thursday May 13th: Peter Pan vocab quiz
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October Birthdays:
Raul Hernandez - October 7th
Jessica Mejia Cruz - October 10th
Aaron Brefo - October 17th -
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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! -