students are to write a paragraph about if they were the president what are some things that they would change with laws, government, education, etc. and what are the goals for the country under their control and then on a separate paper draw a picture of themself as president with the flag, white house or stars on their paper as well
social studies test
read for 20 minutes
for tomorrow- students are not allowed to wear costumes but they can bring a treat for themself, if they choose to bring a treat for the class please make sure there is enough for 29 children.
thanks
math practice 3-2
tomorrow science test
social studies test friday
read for 20 minutes
math hd page 69 #16-24
A new book order from scholastic is coming home- you can order online as well from scholastic with our class- orders due 11-6
remember that at Carnegie we collect BOX TOPS- send them in with your child and I will turn them into the office
sorry for not updating during the week- emails were sent out though
10-16
math hd page 54 # 7-15 (most have finished)
math practice page 17
Emmetts Pig Sheet
Science lesson 4 pgs. 54-60 answer 8 quick check questions write out question
10-10
reading sheet clowning around
pg 73 use bird lady (last nights homework) it copied wrong
math sheets pages 148, 223, 224
book report
NO School Monday
math practice page 12
reading sheet
book report
read every night for 20 minutes
Please remind them to come to school prepared to learn and with supplies that are needed- there is no pencil sharpener in the classroom
Have a nice weekend!
math practice page 11
reading sheet
math sheet
read for 20 minutes
spelling unit 3 abc order
the math sheet they want commutative property, identity property and associative property
homework 10/1
math hardcover pg 35 #6-27
Night Life
return math test signed
read for 20 minutes
Homework 9/30
math practice page 10
Lin's Messy Desk
Sign and return math test topic 1
Starting new topic in Math Adding Whole Numbers
homework 9/25
This weekend they have a reading sheet and to complete a book report. No math since we took our first test, but of course anything at home that you can do to have them do math is always good.
homework 9/24
reading sheet (nate the great)
read for 20 minutes
math test topic 1 tomorrow study things that you are not sure about
No School Friday
Skating Jam is Saturday tickets $7.00 in advance and $10.00 at door
homework 9/23
reading sheet (rudy the star) use complete sentences when answering questions
math hardcover page 28-29 set c,d,e
read for 20 minutes
Math Test Thursday Topic 1
School Starts September 2nd
Please make sure that your child has all of the supplies that are listed and try to put names or initials on scissors and sharpeners.
Have students in complete uniform and ready to learn with a new school year ahead of them.
WELCOME BACK
Dear Parents,
It is with pleasure that I welcome you and your child to the third grade this year. This is a critical year because it is the first benchmark grade at which students are subject to special consideration for promotion. Our goal is to make sure that every student achieves great success. Working together will help us achieve this common goal of excellence for your child.
Learning to read fluently, critically and independently is the single most important task your child has this year. The reading instructional program will utilize a wide variety of materials and activities to insure that your child become a successful reader. Some ways you can help your child be a better reader include the following:
*Read aloud with your child every day.
*Have your child read to you.
*Question your child about story details.
*Review your child’s reading” Homework” with him/her.
*Take your child to the library.
Grades will reflect an accumulation and average of the work done during a marking period including, but not limited to the following: homework, classroom participation, regular classroom assignments. The following scale will be used to determine student’s grades.
A=90-100
B=80-89
C=70-79
D=60-69
F= 59 and below
Homework will be given “Every Night” including weekends: Reading, Math, Language Arts and the other subject areas. Every Friday you will receive a packet of graded papers, please check the papers to determine what subject areas your child needs more assistance with. Sign the assignment sheet and return the empty folder every Monday.
Other information regarding the curriculum, discipline, and classroom regulations will be discussed in detail on Parent Night.
Thank you and let’s have a Good School Year.
Ms. K. Lanham
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