3rd Grade
Home Base

Talk about how you have faced a problem, what strengths did you draw on to solve it, did it change you, how? Prompts to Thinking about Author's Craft. 

Following a character up and down the story mountain

Los estudiantes aprenderán  sobre los simbolos patrios y nacionales, comidas tipicas, bailes , sobre la batalla de San Jacinto y la independencia de Nicaragua.

En casa los estudiantes deberan practicar el trazo correcto de cada letra, uso de mayúsculas y signo de puntuación

Mathematicians will model with mathematics, to solve addition problems with sums to 100 involving lengths given in the same units, as well as explain patterns among basic addition. 

Mathematician can practice using friendly numbers in adding double-digits numbers.  1A - Make the sum

1B - Target Twenty

1C - Blast off to Space 

1D - Subtraction Bingo

1E Carrot Grab

This week in class, students will be meeting in small groups with the teacher to review the performance task checklist. During these meetings, they will receive feedback, answer questions about their plans, and clear up any areas of confusion. This process will help guide their next steps and strengthen their understanding of the task.

At home, scientists can prepare by reviewing their notes and the performance task checklist. Talking through their ideas with a family member can also help them organize their thinking and notice areas they may want to clarify with their teacher.

Next week, students will focus on building connections through the theme Getting to Know One Another. We will discuss the importance of learning about each other, exploring both our commonalities and differences, and how this helps us develop understanding, appreciation, and respect. Students will be reminded of our Word Jar and the key idea of community, reinforcing how each person contributes to creating a positive and supportive classroom environment.

At home, learners can practise getting to know others by sharing their favourite activities, foods, or hobbies with family and listening in return. They can look for similarities and differences, talk about how these make each person unique, and ask kind questions to learn more about others. Families can also remind children that just like at school, home is a community where everyone works together and shows appreciation for one another.