All third grade service projects will be due on Monday, May 1st. On Friday, I sent out the requirements for the service project to be presented starting on May 1st. UPDATE: information about service projects is to the right under community service projects and in student Google classroom accounts.
SBACC:
SBACC (state testing) will begin the week of May 8th and continue through May 19th. Please plan all doctor and/or dentist appointments for after the school day and please be on time for school.
Starting the week of April 17th, I will be holding after school test prep every Monday and Friday from 1:15pm - 2:00pm. For those of you who want your kiddos to practice, but cannot get them to the test prep sessions, I have the SBACC practice assessment link to the right.------------------>
During our testing weeks please send your child with extra snacks. Research shows that students who are chewing do better on assessments. Also, be sure your child gets plenty of sleep and a good breakfast. Thank you in advance for your continued support.
ELA:
Begin reading Below Deck: A Titanic Story
How do readers learn about a topic through literary and informational text and how do writers support their point of view with reasons and evidence?
Conventions: possessives, commas in dialogue, and quotation marks in dialogue
Spelling: oo, ew, ue and ui vowel digraphs
Writing: opinion
Math:
Friday-Post Assessment Topic #16
Homework
Due Daily: Math facts
Due on Friday: 180 minutes (4 entries) in Reading Log
Dates to Remember:
Friday, April 14th: Topic #16 assessment
Tuesday, April 25th: 3rd Grade Field Trip-permission slips sent home
Monday, May 1st: Service Projects due
May 8th - 19th: SBACC testing
Monday, May 29th: No school
Wednesday, May 31st: AR deadline
During our testing weeks please send your child with extra snacks. Research shows that students who are chewing do better on assessments. Also, be sure your child gets plenty of sleep and a good breakfast. Thank you in advance for your continued support.
ELA:
Begin reading Below Deck: A Titanic Story
How do readers learn about a topic through literary and informational text and how do writers support their point of view with reasons and evidence?
Conventions: possessives, commas in dialogue, and quotation marks in dialogue
Spelling: oo, ew, ue and ui vowel digraphs
Writing: opinion
Math:
Friday-Post Assessment Topic #16
Homework
Due Daily: Math facts
Due on Friday: 180 minutes (4 entries) in Reading Log
Dates to Remember:
Friday, April 14th: Topic #16 assessment
Tuesday, April 25th: 3rd Grade Field Trip-permission slips sent home
Monday, May 1st: Service Projects due
May 8th - 19th: SBACC testing
Monday, May 29th: No school
Wednesday, May 31st: AR deadline
Have a great week Team Urban!
