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3rd Grade Eagle Buck Store
Eagle Bucks are given to students throughout the year as positive reinforcements when students are taking initiatives to meet their goals in 3rd grade. Third grade teachers will have a system where at the end of each quarter they redeem their bucks for prizes and privileges at the 3rd grade Eagle Buck store. While we do supply numerous items, your generous contributions make this store possible! If you would like to contribute, please click HERE and thank you!
THE BFG WATCH PARTY!!!
3rd grade is officially done with our final novel study for the BFG!
The student's and I had so much fun (this book is a favorite). We will be watching the 2016 Disney version of The BFG in order to fully celebrate all of the hard work they put into their novel study, their BFG project, and the BFG novel test. While I myself have previewed the movie to ensure it is appropriate and admin has given their approval, I understand that we all have different expectations for what is appropriate for our students to watch. Please look into the movie; it is rated PG and follows the book very closely. If you have any concerns with your child watching it, email Mrs. Bradley and we will have an alternative activity for your child during that time in a separate room.
We will be watching this on Wednesday May, 13th at the end of the day.
Wednesday, May 13th - 3rd Grade Character Award Ceremony
***after the award ceremony we will have a photo opportunity
and a short project walk through!
Tuesday, May 12th - BFG Test
Tuesday, May 12th - Math Test
Thursday, May 14th - Unit 4 Grammar Test
Friday, May 15th - Unit 4 Spelling Test
Mrs. Dollar
Math Focus: Fractions (Wrap-Up)
Overview: Students will be finding patterns to make equivalent equations and making predictions in tables. We will be taking our final Math MAP test on Wednesday, May 6th. Our final math test over fractions and patterns will be on Tuesday, May 12th and the study guide will go home on Thursday.
Math Fact Focus: Students need to continue practicing their fluency in their multiplication and division facts! Boddle, IXL and Prodigy all have fun multiplication and division fact practice. I also put links below to fact practice via blookets. *5 minutes at home is recommended!
Fractions, Patterns, and Equations Test - Tuesday, May 12th
Math at Home: On average, 10 minutes of math practice at home each night is encouraged, either on their math facts or IXL/Prodigy/Boddle!
Division Facts Blooket Practice (Click HERE!)
Mrs. Dollar
Science Focus:
Stuctures, Functions, and Life Cycles (Wrap-Up)
Overview: Students will explore and explain how external structions and functions of animals enable them to survive in their enviroment. We will also explore, illustrate, and compare life cycles of various living organisms.
Mrs. Dollar
Social Studies Focus: The Civil War (Wrap-Up)
Overview:. Students will be reading about the Civil War. The students will understand that God wants us to know history and that He has a plan for the world.
Mrs. Bradley
Spelling Focus: Unit 4 Review
Students will spend 15 minutes per day learning about and practicing spelling patterns/rules to ensure mastery.
Spelling List: airplane, apply, argue, backpack, chief, delight, middle, monkey, screw, single, sleigh, sparkle, survey, throw, toasted
Homophones: NONE
Homework: Spelling Homework due every Wednesday. (sent home every Friday) Also, study spelling words!
Pre Tests are on Wednesdays. (students who score a 100 will select a fun silent activity during the test on Friday)
Test will be on Friday. (for short weeks, no practice test will be given)
Mrs. Bradley
Reading Focus: Review of comprehension strategies
Students will spend 35 min per day gaining comprehension and analysis skills for all genres of literature.
Focus: We will be reviewing all the strategies we have used so far this year!
Homework: None!!!!!
Library Challenge: Due May 12th students read aloud for 10 minutes each night for fluency (rate, accuracy, expression)
rate = natural speaking speed, not slow or rushed with pauses at punctuation for understanding.
accuracy = reading the words correctly, not skipping or changing words, sounding them out correctly when needed.
expression = putting emphasis and emotion in their tone as they read.
Mrs. Bradley
Cursive Focus: Print to cursive
Students will spend 10 min per day learning and practicing their cursive skills.
Focus: Improving the "not to fast and not to slow flow" of writing in cursive in full complete sentences.
Homework: None
Mrs. Bradley
Grammar Focus: Shades of Meanings
Students will spend about 15 minutes per day focusing on a specific grammar rule to apply throughout their writings.
Focus: We will explore and master the way we can use words to show different levels of feelings, actions, and events
Homework: None
Unit 4 Test: May 15th
Mrs. Bradley
Writing Focus: End of Year Scrapbook
Students will spend 35 minutes per day mastering multiple writing styles and techniques.
Focus: We will be building our end of year scrapbook
Homework: Revising and Editing worksheet Due every Wednesday! (sent home every Friday)
Mrs. Bradley
Scripture Focus: Spiritual Disciplines (1-6)
Bible Reading, Bible Studying, Bible Memorization,
Prayer, Generosity, and Fellowship
Students will spend 30 minutes per day diving into God's Word to grow their understanding of scripture, who we are in Christ, and how we can walk in faith daily.
Bible Reading: 1 Corinthians 9:24-27, 1 Timothy 4:7, Joshua 1:8, Psalm 1, Luke 5:16, Matthew 6:5-15, Acts 2:42, Galatians 5:13
Weekly Memory Verse: N/A = we will be memorizing the first 6 spiritual disciplines
Character Trait: Dedication
Biblical Principle: God wants to have a personal relationship with each one of us!
Homework: None!
Graders!!!