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!!!QUICK REMINDER!!!
Back to School Night for 3rd grade is scheduled for Thursday Sept. 4th at 6:00. PLEASE try to attend as it is very important to learn about your child's school day and expectations in the classroom.
Reading: We will continue to practice our reading strategies. We will use our heart maps from last week and the writing process to publish a paragraph about one of our interests.
Math: In math, we will continue with place value and work with numbers in the thousands. There will be a quiz on Friday on Chapter 1 sections 4 and 5 (1-4, 1-5).
Science: In science we will compare and contrast different items. We will also begin chapter 1 which is titled Plants and How They Grow. Through out this chapter we will explore the main parts of a plant, explain why plants need roots and stems, find out how plants are grouped, and compare and contrast plants from the past with today's plants.
Social Studies: We will continue with geography by creating world maps and US maps.
Homework:
Monday: No School
Tuesday: Reading: Read for at least 20 minutes and record the number of pages read on reading log (remember: 250 pages must be read in one month to earn credit and logs count toward reading homework grade), Cover and share your reading text book with family members. Get any forms/papers signed that haven't been.
Wednesday: Reading: Read for at least 20 minutes and record the number of pages read on reading log (remember: 250 pages must be read in one month to earn credit and logs count toward reading homework grade), Math: worksheet PS 1-4, Remind your parents to come to Back to School night tomorrow at 6pm.
Thursday: Reading: Read for at least 20 minutes and record the number of pages read on reading log (remember: 250 pages must be read in one month to earn credit and logs count toward reading homework grade), Science: Quick study worksheet Chapter 1 lesson 1.
Friday: Reading: Read for at least 20 minutes and record the number of pages read on reading log (remember: 250 pages must be read in one month to earn credit and logs count toward reading homework grade),Math: worksheet PS 1-5
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