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This year, you can expect that your child will learn:
This year, you can expect that your child will learn:
Third grade is a BIG year for students as they gain more independence and become more responsible. It is also a critical year academically, as they are required to meet rigorous academic standards. There is a lot to learn in third grade and much for you as parents to know about our class. I look forward to working with your child this school year and for the opportunity to be in partnership with you. Together, we can help make your child have an enjoyable, successful, and memorable third grade year!
Reading/Language Arts
Main Idea Sentences
Context Clues End Punctuation
Sequencing Commas
Text Structure Quotations
Text Features Nouns/Verb
Writing Process Types of Writing
Math
Addition/Subtraction Review
Multiplication/Division
Measurement-Length
Fractions
Word Problems
Geometry
Time
Science
Heat and Energy
Rocks and Soil
Fossils
Habitats (Plants and Animals)
Social Studies
Geography
American Indian Cultures
Exploration of North America
Colonization of North America
Government
Economics
Third Grade News
CLYATTVILLE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 2023-2024
Mrs. Andrews/Mrs. Bernhardt/Mrs. Burnett/ Mrs. Spell/Mrs. Simpson/ Mrs. Wright
March 25- March 29, 2024
This Week’s Learning:
Reading Skill: Standard - Students will learn to determine the meaning of words and phrases in both literal and non- literal language as they are used in the text.
Understand what literal and nonliteral language is
determine the meaning of literal and non-literal language in text.
Writing: Write opinion pieces on topics or texts, supporting a point of view with reasons. Write informational essays based on text. Write narrative essays based on topic or text. (Students will choose the type of essay that we have studied and write based on the given prompts of choice)
Write a plan, introduction, body, conclusion. (include reasons and examples from a given text).
Write an introduction, body and conclusion (include facts to support topic informationally)
Write to introduce characters, setting, and events of a narrative
Grammar:I can identify and understand multiple meaning words.
Use context clues to determine the meaning
Use dictionaries to understand the correct meaning of words
Science: Georgia Regions and habitats
Identify the five geographic habitats in Georgia
Blue Ridge mountains
Piedmont
Valley and Ridge
Coastal Plains
Appalachian Plateau
Identify plants and animals that live in each geographic habitat
Math: Module 6 - In module 6, students tell time to the nearest minute and use linear models to solve and represent elapsed time word problems. Students describe, analyze, and compare properties of two-dimensional shapes. They compare and classify shapes by the number of sides and angles and make connections to the attributes of shapes. Students recognize perimeter as an attribute of plane figures and solve real-world and mathematical problems involving perimeter. Students also represent and interpret data by using scaled picture graphs, scaled bar graphs, and line plots.
This week students will:
Identify parallel and perpendicular lines.
Classify a quadrilateral based on its properties.
Identify right, acute, obtuse, and straight angles.
Area and Perimeter
Find the perimeter of a figure
Solve real-life problems involving perimeters of
polygons, including finding missing lengths.
I can interpret data from graphs.
Weekly Homework:
Math: Study notes about: Parallel and Perpendicular Lines; Quadrilaterals; and Angles; Optional Practice on Perimeter and Unknown side
Study Multiplication Facts
Reading- Students will have daily reading homework. Also, read library books daily
Test / Quiz
Monday-Wednesday
Literal and Nonliteral Quilt Project
Wednesday
Math Test on Geometry
And
Interpreting Graphs
Multiple Meaning words classwork grade
Upcoming Events:
March 28- Wild Adventures Field Trip
March 29 - Field Day
March 29 - Report Cards Go Home
April 1 - 5 - Spring Break
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