Academics:
ELA: Fables
Math: multiplying by double and triple digits
Science: reflection and refraction
Social Studies: Branches of government
Nuala
Thank you for being considerate and caring this week!
Important Dates:
4/27: PTAO meeting at 8:45
5/2: F.A.S.T Reading Test!
5/3: F.A.S.T Math Test!
5/8 – 5/11: SWIM WEEK!
5/25: Last day of school
Reminders:
*PLEASE encourage your child to read nightly. End 4th quarter STRONG!
Academics:
ELA: Historical Fiction
Math: Associative property, multiplicative patterns
Science: Forms of Energy continued
Social Studies: Government continued
Parker
Thank you for turning in quality work and be PRECISE this week!
Important Dates:
4/7: No school
4/10: No school
4/27: PTAO meeting at 8:45
5/8 – 5/11: SWIM WEEK!
5/25: Last day of school
Reminders:
*PLEASE encourage your child to read nightly. End 4th quarter STRONG!
Swim Week field trip forms were sent home today. Please sign and return as soon as possible. Thank you!
Crocs may still be worn at school. Students are just not permitted to play sports while wearing them.
We are researching animals and creating dioramas with our Kindergarten Reading Buddies. Students completed researching, typing, and printing this week at school. Please have a conversation with your 3rd grader about what materials they think will work best for their diorama. Feel free to send in any items to school that will help their project stand out! 🙂
Academics:
ELA: Procedural text
Math: Elapsed time, temperature, measurement
Science: Forms of Energy continued
Social Studies: Government continued
Sutton
Thank you for being peaceful and productive this week!
Important Dates:
4/7: No school
4/10: No school
4/27: PTAO meeting at 8:45
5/8 – 5/11: SWIM WEEK!
5/25: Last day of school
Reminders:
*PLEASE encourage your child to read nightly. End 4th quarter STRONG!
I can’t believe we are in the 4th and FINAL quarter of third grade! This year flew by! Please help encourage your child to come to school prepared to learn every day. Math homework should be completed nightly and students should be reading a minimum of 20 minutes per night.
I sent home our final STAR reading scores on Thursday. I was blown away by the growth! Celebrate your child’s hard work and effort this weekend!
Academics:
ELA: Analyzing text structure in informational text
Math: Unit 12 test and elapsed time
Science: Forms of Energy
Social Studies: Government
Cade
Thank you for being kind and hardworking this week!
Important Dates:
3/28: Report cards go out
4/7: No school
4/10: No school
4/27: PTAO meeting at 8:45
5/8 – 5/11: SWIM WEEK!
5/25: Last day of school
Reminders:
*PLEASE encourage your child to read nightly. End 4th quarter STRONG!
Next Thursday is FIELD DAY! Hooray! Please make sure your child wears tennis shoes, comfortable clothing, and brings a water bottle and healthy snack for the afternoon. Hats and sunglasses will also be permitted. If you are interested in donating popsicles for our class to enjoy afterward, please email me! I have 18 3rd graders that would be VERY grateful for a cold treat to look forward to following field day. 🙂
Academics:
ELA: Summative and Opinion Writing
Math: Formative on fractions and Summative on Unit 1 – 11
Science: Gravity
Social Studies: Government Branches
Addison
Thank you for being precise and humble this week!
Important Dates:
3/10: Teacher planning day – no school for students
3/9/22: Field Day
3/13 -3/17: Spring Break
3/28: Report cards go out
Reminders:
We are in need of shoeboxes for a project we are doing with our Kindergarten Reading Buddies. If you have any at home please send them in!
Congratulations to Nuala and Sutton for trying out for Battle of the Books! We are SO proud of you!
Nuala (3 MILLION WORD CLUB!), Cade, Sutton, and Peter have made it into the MILLION WORD CLUB! Way to go!
Academics:
ELA: Drama
Math: comparing fractions
Science: Earth and Stars
Social Studies: review
Zach
Thank you for being engaged and focused this week!
Important Dates:
3/10: Teacher planning day – no school for students
3/13 -3/17: Spring Break
3/28: Report cards go out
Reminders:
Don’t forget to send in your child’s Valentine box along with Valentine cards for each student in the class by Monday, February 13th. If you signed up to send in an item, please turn them in Monday as well. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for your support! Students will run Thursday, February 16th. Please make sure they wear comfortable pants or shorts, running shoes, and a shirt they can change out of independently. I will have them change into their Boosterthon shirt Thursday morning. We are looking forward to a super fun day!
Academics:
ELA: Author’s Point of View
Math: Fraction parts and fractions on a number line
Science: review week
Social Studies: Influential African Americans
Peter
Thank you for being honest and inclusive!
Important Dates:
2/16: Boosterthon FUN RUN!
2/20: No school
3/10: Teacher planning day – no school for students
3/13 -3/17: Spring Break
3/28: Report cards go out
Reminders:
Academics:
ELA: Biographies
Math: multi-step word problems
Science: living vs. non-living
Social Studies: Economic continued
Alayna
Thank you for being respectful and kind this week!
Important Dates:
2/6: Hurricane make-up day – School in session for teachers and students!
2/16: Boosterthon FUN RUN!
2/20: No school
Reminders:
Information regarding Valentine’s Day was sent home Thursday. Please email me with any questions. 🙂
Thank you for your generous donations of puzzles and prizes for our class! We are SO grateful!
Our annual Boosterthon Fun Run fundraiser is right around the corner. Our goal for this year is to raise $50,000 to replace playground equipment. The kickoff will be on February 8th, and the run will be on Thursday, February 16th. Please remember if you would like to attend the Fun Run, you will need to be an approved volunteer. Registration is now open on: MYBOOSTER.COM As an extra incentive, if we have 20% of our students pre-registered before the kickoff, students will get a popsicle party after their run. Thank you for your support. We are excited for this fun event!
Academics:
ELA: Historical Nonfiction
Math: Number patterns, balanced equations, algebra
Science: How living things get energy
Social Studies: Supply and Demand
Alice
Thank you for being sincere and respectful this week!
Important Dates:
2/2: Interims issued
2/6: Hurricane make-up day – School in session for teachers and students!
2/20: No school
Reminders:
Next week is Literacy Week! Hooray! Make sure your child has a good book(s) to read!
Literacy Week
Jan. 23– Wear a shirt with
words
Jan. 24– Dress up like you
are going to the beach. No
swimsuits.
Jan. 25– Dress up like a
fairy tale character.
Jan. 26– Dress like a pirate
or sailor.
Jan. 27 – Wear a fishing hat and red shirt
Academics:
ELA: Writing process and presentations
Math: Subtraction with regrouping using partial sums and compatible numbers, review and test
Science: How living things change
Social Studies: Economics
Ophelia
Thank you for being helpful and thoughtful this week!
Important Dates:
1/26: PTAO meeting at 8:45
1/23 – 1/27: Literacy Week! Please check email from Mrs. Saxon!
Jan.23-27 Dive into
Literacy Week
Jan. 23– Wear a shirt with
words
Jan. 24– Dress up like you
are going to the beach. No
swimsuits.
Jan. 25– Dress up like a
fairy tale character.
Jan. 26– Dress like a pirate
or sailor.
Jan. 27 – Wear a fishing hat and red shirt
2/2: Interims issued
2/6: Hurricane make-up day – School in session for teachers and students!
2/20: No school
Reminders:
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