Tuesday, September 17 - School Pictures
Friday, September 20 - Feed the Need Chapel
Friday, September 20 - Book order due by 12:00
Friday, September 20 - Family Funfest
Tuesday, September 24 Science Test - Review sheet coming home Tuesday, September 17
Homework:
Monday- Read, Study spelling, Study math facts
Tuesday -Read, Study spelling, Study math facts
Wednesday -Read, Study spelling, Study math facts
Thursday -Read, Study spelling, Study math facts
Friday - Read, Have fun with family and friends!
Class News:
Reading - We will finish reading our two books this week. Our next unit will be Lewis and Clark which we will start on Wednesday. We are starting a new vocabulary word activity. Each student was given a pouch in which he/she will keep vocabulary note cards. We will add some as a whole class but other times students will add their own words. Students should comprehend the selected words but they won't be expected to spell them. The intention is to increase and broaden their vocabulary in writing, reading, and speaking.
Math - This week we will begin working on adding and subtracting with carrying and borrowing. The students will be expected to use their rounding knowledge to estimate sums and differences. The third graders are improving their basic facts skills.
Science - This week we will observe the four different types of seeds we prepared last week. We are examining them each day for signs of germination. We will compare the time it takes for the different varieties to germinate. In addition we will be keeping a close eye on the vegetables in the garden. If the plants are big enough we will weed around them. Lastly we are concluding our Plant Unit, and there will be a test on Tuesday, September 24. I have prepared a Study Guide for the students. They also have their Science Spirals, and you have access to the textbook online. The test is mostly multiple choice, and there are a couple of one or two sentence answers required. We will also be reviewing the material in class.
Language - This week we will review the concepts we have learned in grammar while focusing on our personal narrative. Each student will write a personal narrative about something that happened in his/her life. We will share these with you at a later time.
Book order - We are sending home our first book order today. You may order from any grade level on the website if you are ordering online.
Web address: scholastic.com/bookclubs
Ms. Beilharz's Class Activation Code: GTY29
Mrs. Thompson's Class Activation Code MBZLK
Community
Learning Event --
Bill Severns, coach and author, has written a compelling book titled,
Keepers of the Sandlot, where he provides insight and perspective into
what our children truly seek through their participation in team sports. Bill
played professional baseball for six years in the Brewers organization, but his
true passion came from the twenty-three years he spent coaching youth baseball.
Through Bill’s life experiences, he has valuable insights and perspectives to
share with our community. On October 1nd, 2013, Bill will be at St.
Paul’s for a community discussion at 6:00 PM in the north wing multi-purpose
room.
The school strongly encourages all coaches and parents of children who play sports to
attend. There is no charge for this event but please RSVP by contacting Linda
van Thullenar at Lvan@speds.org. Copies of
Keepers of the Sandlot
and the Sandlot Strategy
are available for check out from the Early Childhood office. If you would like
more information about Bill or the books please visit: http://billseverns.com
Spelling Words: http://www.spellingcity.com/Spedsthirdgrade/
1. attract
2. crew
3. dangle
4. drift
5. event
6. launch
7. opposite
8. reverse
9. signal
10. steer
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