Friday, March 28, 2014

SPRING BREAK IS ALMOST HERE!!!

Dates to Remember
March 31-    SPRING BREAK!!!
April 4

April 7         Chapel

April 10       Class Pictures

April 11       Easter Egg Hunt

April 14-17  Testing Week

April 18       Good Friday Holiday

April 22-23   3rd Grade Writing Test

April 28        Chapel
 
 
Please send in 12 stuffed eggs numbered 1-12 by Wednesday, April 9. No chocolate  or peanuts, please! Our Easter Egg Hunt will be held on Friday, April 11 at 12:00. If you have not already signed up to help, it's not too late to sign up! Return the form from last week's signed papers oir email your child's room parent or teacher!
 
 

Please read over the new AR goal for 4th quarter. It came home Thursday in green homework folders.

MULTIPLICATION TIMED TEST EVERY TUESDAY! BE SURE TO PRACTICE FOR 10 MINUTES EVERY DAY!

Unit 9 is the third of three Math units on multiplication and division. Four main areas of focus in Unit 9 are multiplying and dividing with multiples of 10, 100, and 1,000; using mental math to multiply; sharing money, and finding products of 2-digit numbers.

The biographies and paper dolls were fantastic!!!  We’ve learned a lot about these famous Americans.  Please come by the third grade hall and take a peak.  We’ll keep them up so our grandparents can brag!!!

Please encourage your child to write at home – anything from keeping a diary to making lists for you to writing a letter or thank you note.  This is so helpful in increasing those writing skills. 
 
We began a new Social Studies unit. We hope you’ve heard! It’s always every 3rd graders favorite! Can you guess? It’s Egypt! Hopefully you will hear lots of new, interesting, fascinating (and maybe even a little gross!) Egyptian trivia over the coming weeks!
 
 We are enjoying our new science unit on Force and Motion. Already in science lab we've explored what "work" means in scientific terms. Ask your third grader. The answer may not be what you expect! We've also enjoyed exploring how levers make hard jobs easier. We will cover all of the other simple machines this spring, as well as an at school project, Invention Convention.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 






 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
    

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