• Read and think about texts.  

Here are some great questions to ask:

▪ What lesson can you learn from this text? 

▪ What happened at the beginning, middle, and end of the story? 

▪ How does (character) change throughout the story? 

▪ Who is telling this story?  How do you know? 

▪ What does (character/narrator/author) think of (event/action)? 

▪ What evidence in the text proves _______? 

▪ What is the main idea of the paragraph or passage? What details tell more about that idea? 

▪ What does this word or phrase mean? How do you know?    

• Addition and subtraction of three digit numbers with regrouping

• Basic multiplication and division facts with understanding of what it means to multiply and divide.

• Recognize simple equivalent fractions (halves, thirds, fourths, sixths, eighths) 

• Compare fractions with the same numerator or same denominator (<, >, =)

• iReady (available through July) - Work on the skills assigned to you in math to help you grow. 

  • iReady Login Information - Click on the CLEVER PORTAL link on the MES homepage.  Students will sign in with their school Google account

    • • • • • • • Username:  Student Lunch Number - Example:  12345

                • Password:  Normal Google Password - Birthday - YYYY-MM-DD

• Get Epic - Continue to read books online throughout the summer. 

• Dreamscape - Keep your reading skills sharp in a game-based environment. 

• Prodigygame.com

• Story Jumper- Make your own books! 

• Write about what you’re reading by responding to the questions listed on the Third Grade Skill List above.

• Podcasts-Listen to Podcasts such as “Six Minutes,” “Greeking Out from National Geographic Kids,” and “Brains on!  Science podcast for Kids” 

• Multiplication flash cards: memorize all facts x0-x10 Online multiplication flashcards

• Greg Tang Math Games- Practice math skills while playing games. 

• Richmond Hill Public Library Summer Reading Program - Learn more here.