Monday, August 26, 2019

August 26, 2019


3rd grade is off to a great start! Be sure to follow the 3rd Grade Blog by email to get email notifications of new posts. Our blog is the primary way we get all 3rd grade news and info out to our parents, so be sure to check in regularly!
August 26        Elementary Open House at 6:30 in the classroom
September 2    Labor Day Holiday
September 10  1st Chapel of the school year
September 12  Elementary School Pictures
September 20  New Family Dinner
September 23  Family Night
September 24  Chapel
October 4        Homecoming
October 9        End of Quarter 1 and AR deadline
October 11      End of Quarter 1 and AR deadline
October 14&15 Student Holidays


First Quarter AR goal info is 4  passed A.R. tests on chapter books by Oct. 9. AR BookFinder is linked on the right sidebar for your convenience.
We all tend to “forget” concepts and skills we have “learned” if we have not used them for an extended period of time like summer vacation.  We have been reviewing different concepts mastered in second grade to refresh our memory.  As we move through  Unit 1,  second grade “developing” skills are revisited, and some are mastered.  The Everyday Math website is linked on the right sidebar for your convenience. Log-in codes will be taped on the inside of your 3rd grader's planner.
We have started off by reading Flat Stanley and are learning many new and interesting vocabulary words. Please remember to send in an address for our Flat Stanley project by Wednesday, September 4. Thanks for your help on this project. (Info tonight at Open House.)
Our first Social Studies unit is on communities, and we will also review geography skills. Included in our Communities unit is a third grade favorite, a study of Historic Macon. We will conclude our Macon unit with a tour of some special places downtown.
Our first science unit is on Soil Science.  We took a trek around the campus exploring different kinds of soils visited the Science Lab for a lesson on soil layering. There is a lot to learn about dirt! 






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