Welcome to
THIRD GRADE!
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THIRD GRADE!
What is happening in October?
October 2nd-Spirit Day
October 8th & 9th- Parent teacher conferences
October 9th & 12th- No School
October 21st- Lifetouch retake
October 23- Fun Run
October 28th- Core Virtue Assembly
October 30th-Fall parade and festival
What are we currently working on?
Advanced Math
Module 1, Topic E
Monday-10/5 Lesson 22
Tuesday-10/6 Topic D Quiz - No homework
Wednesday-10/7 lesson 23
Thursday -10/8 Lesson 24 - No homework
Friday- 10/9 NO school
Topic E quiz: Wed. 10/14
*Replacement homework books are $5.00. Payments can be made to the front office!
On Level Math
Monday- 10/5 Lesson 21
Tuesday- 10/6 Lesson 22
Wednesday-10/7 Lesson 23
Thursday -10/8 Review & Module Test 1
Friday-No School None
PLEASE NOTE: Teacher is still teaching lessons on Friday but will not assign homework- please skip these lessons in the homework book!
*NEW* Module 2 homework book will come home Thursday October 8th, 2026.
*Replacement homework books are $5.00. Payments can be made to the front office!
Advanced Language Arts
Unit 2 Week 1: Expository Text (informational)
Spelling Words: long i & u: i, ie, igh, i_e, y; u, u_e, ew
Spelling Test every Friday
*spelling words can be found in your child's planner every Friday.
Grammar: Singular & Plural Nouns
Writing: 6 Writing Traits, How to plan
*Reading logs are due EVERY Friday unless stated.
*Reading logs go home in homework folders EVERY Friday.
On Level Language Arts
Unit 2 Week 2: Expository Text (informational)
Spelling Words: long e: ee, ee_e, ea, ie
Spelling Test: Thursday 10/8
*spelling words can be found in your child's planner every Friday.
Grammar: Singular & Plural Nouns
Writing: How to plan, expository essay
*Reading logs are due EVERY Friday unless stated.
*Reading logs go home in homework folders EVERY Friday.
Core Knowledge Canada This unit introduces the geography and people of Canada. Students learn about Canada’s government, major population centers (including Montreal, Quebec City, and Toronto), and the country’s vast wilderness and natural resources. They are introduced to Canada’s indigenous peoples and to its French and British heritage, which lie behind the country’s two official languages. Students explore the strong influence of French culture in Quebec. They also consider similarities and differences between Canada and the United States and learn how Canada’s history and relationship with Britain (the United Kingdom) are different from those the U.S. has with that nation.
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The FOSS Water and Climate module gives kids hands-on experience exploring how water moves, changes form, and drives weather on Earth. Students test the unique properties of water, trace the water cycle, and use real weather tools to measure temperature, rainfall, and wind. By comparing global climates and severe weather events, they gain a practical understanding of how weather works and why protecting our water supply matters.
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