3rd Grade

• Read Theory - Login with your user name and password and read passages and answer questions.

• Read a story from your Journeys book or use Think Central to access texts if your teacher has already set up your account

• Visit the Manhattan Public Library webpage. Visit the Online Learning tab at the end of the page for digital books, videos, and activities

• Visit Scholastic Magazine - Complete the daily activities for 3rd grade.

• Writing Prompts - Complete one or more of the writing prompts

• Prodigy- Login with your username and password to practice 3rd grade standards with this interactive game.

• Practice Fluency facts on a variety of apps. Xtra Math (username and password), Big Math Flash Cards, YodelOh, Reflex Math, play war with flashcards

• Measure the Area and Perimeter of a variety of objects in your home

• Create arrays with a variety of items in your house, create fact families for Multiplication/Division

• Blendspace Capacity Review

Mystery Science 3rd Grade

• Pick a lesson each school day to explore

Scholastic Resource

• Virtual Learning Grades 3-5

Ellis Island Webquest- Explore the Ellis Island wequest and use the paper resources to follow along.

• Read an article about staying healthy or feelings. www.kidshealth.org

• Do 20 minutes a day at www.gonoodle.com Be sure to read “Recommended Articles"

• Draw along with video tutorials on Art for Kids Hub

• Teach family members how to roll balls, coils, and pinch pots from Play Doh. Teach them how to create a pinch pot pet like we are working on in class.

• Practice weaving and make a wrist band. Plastic straws and yarn are needed for this project.

• Create a picture using only warm or only cool colors. Write a poem about your picture.

• Use recyclables and tape to create a spring-themed sculpture.

• Watch “Shake it Off” Ukulele play along on YouTube to stay fresh on your chords. Draw the chords on a piece of paper (Am - C - G)

• Have a SHAM-Rock band with everyday household items! Play along to your favorite song or sing karaoke with your family! Make sure to ask your parents about what you use first!

• Review the different types of Instruments here. After, figure out what your favorite instrument is and write a short story about your favorite instrument!

• Have a karaoke night with your family! Sing your favorite songs at the top of your lungs!

• Music and Me Playlist: Create a playlist that defines who you are! Find FIVE songs that define who you are and write 4 sentences about each song! You can write on a piece of paper or you can fill out this Google Form!