Fourth Six Weeks
Here is the game plan for the fourth six weeks:
Math:
* Identifying and Counting Money
* Multiplication and Division Fact Families
* Rounding and Estimating
* Measurement
Please remember that all concepts are spiraled throughout the year, meaning that all previously taught concepts are reviewed.
*Sequencing
* Infer/Predict
* Prefixes and Suffixes
*Drawing Conclusions
*Verb Tense
*Commas in a Series
Progress reports and graded work will be sent home Wednesday, January 25th. The fourth six weeks ends on February 17th. Report cards and graded work will be sent home Thursday, February 23rd.
Christmas Party
A huge Thank you to all the parents who sent things, came to, and ran the Christmas party. The kids had a blast!!
P.S. A special Thanks, to James Michael’s chickens for the eggs!!
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Holiday Reminders:
100 piece wrapped puzzle due Wednesday, Dec 14th. Thank you for those who have sent one already!!
Early Dismissal: Thursday, Dec, 15 at 11:30
Christmas Party at the Community Center on Friday, Dec 16 from 8:30-10:30. Parents may sign-out their child with the classroom teacher after the party. Early Dismissal: 11:30
Christmas break is December 19-30. School will resume on Monday January 2, 2012
Merry Christmas! Have a safe and wonderful holiday!!
Thanksgiving Projects
Yippee!!! The students have their Thanksgiving poems posted!! We did two posts this time. One poem uses our sense to describe Thanksgiving. The other poem is an acrostic, spelling out Thankful or Gratitude. The students recorded their acrostic poems using the iPod’s and then I posted those to their blogs. Check out their great poems. Write Down the Hall
Christmas Party
HELPERS NEEDED!!!
Not to be like department stores, but the third grade team is beginning to think about our Christmas Party and we need your help!!
Our party will be Friday, December 16th from 8:30-10:30
If you would like to help with our Christmas party this year, please let me know.
You may send me an email: hallt@woisd.net, respond to this post, or jot me a note.
Thanks for all you do!!
Student Blogs
Our student writing blog Write Down the Hall, is finally up and running. This year it serves as a gateway to the student’s individual blogs. You may get to your child’s blog by first clicking: Write Down the Hall, then click on his/her name on the left hand side of the blog. I encourage you to subscribe to Write Down the Hall blog so you know when the kids post their new writing samples. Please be patient with the students as we embarking on this new blogging journey.
Our first project was to write a Monster story, type that story on the computer, save it to our flash drives and then post the story to our blogs. We are also working on a project for Thanksgiving using our class iPod’s. I encourage you to check out our projects and leave an encouraging comment!!
Third Six Weeks
Here is the game plan for the 3rd six weeks:
Math Skills:
* Continuing Graphs and Patterns
* Concept of Multiplication
* Rounding and Estimating
* Counting Money
**Please remember that all concepts are spiraled throughout the year, meaning we will continue to review all concepts that have been previously taught. **
Reading /Grammar Skills:
* Cause & Effect
* Prefixes & Suffixes
*Capitalization
*Common & Proper Nouns
* Plural Nouns
Progress reports and graded work will be sent home Wednesday, November 30. The 3rd six weeks ends on Friday, December 16. Report cards and graded work will be sent home on Thursday, January 5.
Red Ribbon Week
Red Ribbon Week is October 24-28th
Monday: Hugs Not Drugs
Bring your favorite (small) stuffed animal to school.
Tuesday: Wear Red
Wednesday: Don’t Let Drugs Turn Your Life Inside Out
Wear clothes inside out
Thursday: Outsmart Drugs by Using Your Head
Wear your favorite hat or cap.
Friday: Spook Out Drugs
Wear a costume. No mask or handheld props allowed
(Costumes must follow the dress code found on pages 11&12 in the Intermediate student planner)
New Spelling and Vocabulary Words
Five new spelling core words came home yesterday in the planner. They are: often, together, asked, house, don’t. Their words to learn list, or missed spelling word list, came home yesterday also.
We started a new reading story Monday, Pop’s Bridge by Eve Bunting. It is about the building of the San Fransisco bridge. And how Robert is proud of his dad for building the bridge. He also learns in the story that it takes a lot of people to build that bridge. The vocabulary words for this story are: balancing, tide, foggy,crew, excitement, disappears, stretch,cling Have your child tell you the meanings of the words as they are used in the story! The comprehension skills we are working on include multiple meaning words, context clues, understanding character, comparing and contrasting, setting, drawing conclusions, making inferences, main idea & details, and summarizing.













