Hi all! Welcome to the 2019-2020 school year! I am so excited to start the year together and I am looking forward to having your child in our third grade class! The 2019-2020 school year will mark the beginning of my sixth year of teaching. All of my years have been here at South Elementary! I am so excited for all of our learning adventures that we will have together as well as getting to know students and their amazing families. Please be sure to connect to our Class DOJO as I will be sending weekly updates via dojo that will include a link to this site. As always, please let me know of any questions or concerns you have throughout this year. I am eager to be in communication with you all as we continue through our year in third grade!
Happy Friday! I hope you all had another fantastic week! We accomplished a lot of learning in all subject areas this week. In reading, we continued focusing on characters and character traits through our story, "Pinduli." We also took our beginning of grade reading test on Tuesday. Everyone worked very hard and tried their best! Please be on the lookout for those scoresheets coming home at some point next week. Also, please remember that these are end of year expectations. We have an entire year to show amazing growth! Please make sure your child reads each night for at least 20 minutes and continues logging their reading. In math, we finished practicing our graphing skills and moved towards rounding numbers to the nearest place value at the end of the week. Next week, we are moving towards adding 3 digit numbers within 1,000 using word problems and basic computation as well. We also finished up our unit in Social Studies on maps and communities. We discussed the...
Happy Friday to all! I hope you all had a wonderful shortened week. We have been busy here in room B9! In math, we are continuing to work on our addition and subtraction strategies and more specifically looking at these strategies in a variety of word problems. Everyone is loving getting extra practice during class time and earning awards for iXL skills. We are also going to start our Moby Max fact practice over the next week. This is a great way for students to build fact fluency with addition and subtraction before moving to multiplication and division. In reading, we are continuing to focus on a read aloud each week. This week, we are going to be reading the story, "Saturday and Teacakes." This is a wonderful story about a young boy reminiscing on time spent with his grandmother. The genre of the story is a memoir. While we read and do activities throughout the week, we will focus on our visualizing skills as well as the theme/central message of a story. We are also ...
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