Tuesday, April 14th

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Good Morning!

Mrs. Hand's Walk & Chat!

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Devotional - "The Blessing"

Numbers 6:24-26

Birthday Shoutout!

Your 3rd grade teachers hope you have a fabulous day!

Alex H. - 4/15

Addison C. - 4/18

Assignments to be turned in to your teacher by Friday:

Please place all 4 pictures in one email to your teacher.
Make sure your name is on top of all 4 pages.

Reading:

Take a picture of your reading test (found on Thursday assignment)

Remember after they complete the test to write down the letter form of each answer on a separate piece of paper and take a picture of that.

Math:

Take a picture of page 242 (found on Thursday's assignment)

Writing:

Take a picture of ONE of your poems (your choice!) and send to your teacher.

Social Studies

Keep working on your quilt blocks. You'll turn them in next week.

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Reading

1. Start on pg. 420 in your small reading book.

2. Watch the video

3. After you have read the story come up with one other detail that will support what the theme is.

4. Complete pgs. 263-265 in your soft reading book.

Grammar

Grammar Packet

1. Watch both videos.

2. Complete pg. 131- 132 in your grammar packet

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Video 1

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Video 2

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Math

"Practice Multidigit Addition"

1. Watch video.

2. Do pages 235-236 in your Math Workbook.

Reading ROCks!.pdf

Bonus/Optional Math

Practice multidigit addition while you calculate how much money each grade at Springfield Elementary School raised to buy more books!

Writing

***Attention Mrs. Howell's class!! You will not be doing the writing lessons this week. Instead, please wait for instructions from your teacher about doing your Beautiful Work project! (All other classes will do the following writing lessons as usual.)

April is National Poetry Month! We have written poetry in class before, so this should be a fun review and good practice with writing more poems!

1. Watch the video about Shape Poems.

2. Watch the second video showing you an example of how to create a shape poem.

3. Now you will write your own shape poem on a piece of notebook paper. Write as many as you want!

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Shape Poems - WATCH FIRST!

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How to Write a Shape Poem - Video

Social Studies

Screencastify video taping was not my friend this week. When I previewed it, the picture was frozen. Maybe it will work for you. If not, the sound works fine, so listen along. I have attached pictures of things I was talking about to help you. It also cuts off before I’m finished talking, but you’ll get the main idea.

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quilts.docx

Quilts made using quilt patterns used as codes to help slaves escape to the North

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Quilt patterns and their meanings

This is my personal quilt I was telling you about. Look at how small the pieces were for each flower and the tiny stitches sewn by hand!

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More quilt patterns and their meanings

May Do's

BrainPop

Go to BrainPop.com

You will need to look up your class code and create your own account.

Teacher Class Codes

Pilgrim: radio9890

Hand: drawer8683

Harms: smart7609

Howell: eye2396

Once Upon a Crime, Stolen Time_READING MYSTERY.pdf

Reading Mystery Packet!

Have your parents print pages 4-11 of this packet.

(pages 12+ are the answer keys that you can check later to see if you solved the mystery correctly!!)

To solve the mystery answer the comprehension questions and fill in the boxes with the corresponding numbers to reveal a clue and eliminate suspects off the suspect list until there is only one left.

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Read and Respond!

Find a good chapter book!

1. Read your chapter book for 30 minutes+.

2. Print off the above Novel Study Choice Boards (there are 2 to choose from).

3. After you read, pick one of the boxes on a choice board and do activity. Color in the box when done so you can choose a new box next time!

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