Important Dates

10/21: Picture Day

10/22-10/23: Early Release

10/27-10/31: Red Ribbon Week

10/31: Book Character Parade

11/4: Digital Learning Day

Cade: Drama

Harrington: AgSTEM

Herring: Music (P)

Novell: PE

McCleary: Health

McNeal: Music (M)

Stewart: Art (C)

Stinnett: Art (E)

Whitehead: PE

WHAT ARE WE LEARNING/HOMEWORK

Next week the children will write a new pourquoi tale independently including a beginning that establishes a situation, the setting, and introduces the characters. The middle of their stories will introduce thhe problem and show how the characters respond to the problem. The ending of their stories will provide a solution to the problem. The children will also learn about how to form and use comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs.

Homework:

Reading comprehension packets are sent home weekly for daily practice.

Students will continue their unit on division. We will teach the relationship of division to multiplication. Students will also make and determine equivalent equations using multiplication and division.

Homework:

Week of October 27

MATH RESOURCES:

3rd Grade Math Padlet

Monthly Math Challenge:

Third Grade Math Tip for Parents!

Check out this month’s math tip video! Our math coach will walk you through a strategy for our current math unit. This is a fantastic opportunity to connect with what your child is learning and see the amazing thinking they do every day!

Here’s how you can join the fun:

Watch the Video: Click to watch our coaches break down the concepts!
- Video Link
Show Your Skills: After watching the video, head over to our Padlet to solve a similar problem.
- Padlet Link (click on the plus sign at the bottom right to add content)
Share Your Work: Snap a picture of your completed problem, upload it to the Padlet, and be sure to write your child's name and their teacher's name in the post.

All submissions are due by Friday, October 24th. We'll review all the fantastic entries and announce one lucky winner on the morning announcements on Thursday, October 30th!

We can't wait to see all the incredible math thinking from our families at home. Let the problem-solving begin!