Third Grade Homework
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Weekly Assignment Schedule:
Homework this Week:
(*Check Student Planner for daily assignments and review Homework Expectations at the bottom of this page)
Reading Log: Reading Log Daily Entries (Reading Log needs to be completed and turned in every Friday)
Math: Daily Worksheet on skill learned (Due the next day)
**Math Homework Wednesday and Thursday this week due to MAPS Testing
Spelling Packet: NO Spelling this week due to MAPS Testing
Weekly Spelling Words: NO Spelling this Week due to MAPS Testing
Classroom Subject Areas at a Glance
Religion: Ms. Baur will be teaching 3rd grade Religion.
Math: Understanding Addition and Subtraction
Chapter 1 students will:
read and write numbers through 999,999
compare and order whole numbers and money amounts
round whole numbers and money amounts
draw a picture to solve problems
ELA:
Cursive: Students will demonstrate appropriate cursive penmanship using Zaner-Bloser Handwriting workbook.
Spelling: Students will read, identify spelling patterns, and write words focusing on this units spelling pattern.
Vocabulary: Students will learn and review vocabulary words and their definitions. Students will focus on using their vocabulary words correctly in sentences. They will understand synonyms and antonyms for each vocabulary word. They will use a range of strategies to determine the meanings of new words and phrases.
Grammar: Students will understand what makes a complete sentence. They will practice writing and speaking in complete sentences. They will be able to identify and use capitalization and punctuation appropriately.
Reading Comprehension and Writing: Mini Units
Science: Forces and Interactions
In this unit, students explore the forces all around them. They investigate the effects of balanced and unbalanced forces, the pushes and pulls of bridge structures, and the effects of gravity and friction on the motion of objects. Students also explore the power of magnetic forces and design solutions to everyday problems using their knowledge of these forces.
Social Studies: Citizenship and Civic Engagement
Students will identify the qualities of a good citizen and their responsibilities within the United States, the school and the community.
Unsterdand the reasons for rules and laws.
Realize the importance of being a good citizen
Understand the contributions of people throughout history in securing American rights.
Understand what make people heroes.
Homework Expectations:
Third graders write their daily assignments in their Planners.
Students take home their Planners and white school Folders each evening. They keep their daily work and papers that go home inside their Folders.
Please empty the "Keep at Home" items every evening.
Monday through Thursdays, our third graders have the following assignments:
Math - complete the workbook page that corresponds to the daily lesson
ELA - read for 15 minutes and complete an entry on the weekly Reading Log (Turn in the Reading Log on Friday morning)
Spelling/Vocabulary - complete daily spelling/vocabulary practice (Spelling words are listed above and updated weekly. Please turn in weekly Spelling Practice Worksheets completed by Friday morning.
On Fridays, we work hard to complete everything during the school day so that students do not have homework for the weekend.
SJA Late Work Policy
Students are responsible for all assignments, projects, and homework according to the standards and due dates assigned by the teacher. Any late work turned in after the assigned date will result in a five percent (5%) grade reduction for each day not turned into the teacher. The grade will be five percent (5%) off of what the student earned. A student has a total of five (5) maximum class periods to turn in late assignments. After day five a student will receive an automatic 50%.
If a student is absent from school, they will have the number of days absent to make up the work. This means if a student is out for four (4) days they will have four (4) days to make up and turn in all work to their teacher.
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