April 6-April 9, 2020 THIRD GRADE
NO SCHOOL FRIDAY, APRIL 10 GOOD FRIDAY
All work is due Monday, April 13. You set the pace and the
amount of work done each day. I emailed a sample schedule we follow every
school day (without specials and lunch).
Open Court reading, language, and spelling:
Unit 5, Lesson 4
The United States Capitol, page 220
Your assignments this week are:
·
Review vocabulary.
·
Listen to the story and click on yellow
highlighted vocabulary.
·
Read the story out loud once.
·
Read it silently several times before your test.
·
Complete pages 121-128 and 131-134 in our
reading workbook.
·
4-Square vocab sentences: Fold notebook paper in
quarters (hamburger hotdog folds). In each box, write a sentence using one
vocabulary word. Underline the vocabulary word and spell it correctly. Start
your sentences with capital letters and end with correct punctuation. If you
have someone speaking in your sentence, use quotation marks correctly. I sent
an email earlier with examples. When done, you will have four sentences. You
may draw a picture under each sentence.
·
4-Square spelling sentences: Same as above but
use two spelling words in each sentence. This is tricky and fun!
·
Spelling test and reading test
Saxon math:
Lessons 103, 104, 105-1 (Fact
Assessment is highlighted in orange), 105-2 (Fact Assessment and Written
Assessment are both highlighted in orange). Assessments are to be completed
alone. I will email directions for Lesson 105-1 lesson’s worksheet.
Liberty’s Legacy:
Unit 6, American Figures
Watch the videos, complete
vocabulary page 26 (send me a sceenshot of this), workbook pages 13-14, and the
handout with questions (will be returned to me in the packet).
Journal:
Monday- If you could be one
character in a movie, who would you be and why?
Tuesday- What were you like as
a baby?
Wednesday-Where would you love
to go on vacation?
Thursday- What does Easter mean
to you? (If your family doesn’t celebrate Easter, write about spring!)
Send me a screenshot of one or
all of these!
Handwriting:
Complete one page a day. You’ll
laugh at this…. I don’t have a handwriting book with me and I can’t remember
what page they’re on!!
Parents, do the best you can
and be easy on yourself. This is not the time to worry and be anxious over
school work. If it says use a red pencil and all you have left is blue, that’s
fine. If you decide to do all the work on Monday and Tuesday, that’s fine.
Coach Caleb has made PE videos.
They will be available on social media. Miss Janice has included music work for
fun in our packets.
I met with Miss Emily, 4th
grade teacher. I asked her what our children really really need to know before
next school year. She said simply PLEASE have your child read, read, read, and
memorize addition, subtraction, and multiplication facts. Memorize, not
counting on fingers.
Students may color and decorate
work envelopes. Please don’t use markers… they’re not Lysol friendly. These
packets were prepared and left alone over three days to allow germs to go
away!!! Don’t hesitate to text or call or email. Keep your eye out for our Zoom
meeting invitation! Love you all!
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