No homework! Enjoy a fun-filled, relaxing last week of school. 🎉🎈
Please make sure you are in 3rd grade section of IXL. Clicking on the title of the IXL should take you to the assignment, but you will still have to log in using your username and password.Â
PLEASE ONLY DO THE IXL THAT HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO YOU.Â
I check the dates when an IXL was done. If you did it much earlier than when it was assigned by me, please redo it. ANYTHING DONE BEFORE THE START OF SCHOOL DOESN'T SHOW UP FOR ME SO IT MAY LOOK LIKE YOU HAVE DONE THE WORK, BUT IT SHOWS UP AS ZERO FOR ME. Redoing it will also help you practice your skills more.Â
NOTE:Â
In 4th quarter, I do not accept any late work. No grade is updated after the due date.
I would highly encourage the students to start working on their homework early so that if they do have questions, they have time to ask me.Â
FRIDAY, MAY 15, 2026
G.5
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The homework is due on the date mentioned above by 5pm. Grades are entered on 10 point system. So if a student scored 90, it will be entered as 9/10 in quickschools. Grading is done based on 10-point system. If you get 100% score in IXL, Quick school will show it as 10/10. If you get 76%, it is 7.6 in Quickschools. I would highly recommend starting early. This is in case you get stuck, you can ask me in class. I encourage you to ask me in class if you have any problems or difficulties in the IXL assigned.
Please keep in mind that we may do some IXL as classwork at school. If the student is not able to finish then it becomes HW which is due the next morning.
TUESDAY, MAY 12, 2026
U5 L1 National Government
Social Studies Tests are OPEN BOOK tests. This means that during the test the students will be allowed to open their textbooks, but not their notebooks. It is important that they bring their textbooks to school. If it is left at home, they will not have access to it at school. It is recommended that as part of reviewing for the test, they read the actual lesson in the textbook including the captions under the pictures.Â
QUIZZES ARE UNANNOUNCED
U5 L1 NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
This lesson focuses on:
1. Government protects the rights of citizens.Â
Understanding what a citizen is?Â
Rights and duties of a citizen?
2. Branches of Government:Â
Executive,Â
Legislative, andÂ
Judicial
3. American symbols: National Anthem ("Star-Spangled Banner'), flag (Stars and Stripes), Liberty Bell, and American Bald Eagle