Hello Parents and Families,
I can hardly believe we are now into September! I hope you all had a relaxing Labor Day
holiday and enjoyed the short week back.
We had another great week in 3C. It is a joy to teach your children
everyday. I feel very lucky to have the
best job in the world.
Updates J
Picture day is Tuesday
September 15th!
We have no school
on Friday, September 18th. This is a teacher in-service day. I hope your scholars enjoy another three-day
weekend!
There is a history project coming home today. (Friday
September 11th) The project is due
on Tuesday, September 29th.
We will be starting math
centers on Wednesday, September 23rd. Look for an e-mail from Mrs. Zavala with a
sign-up.
Assessments for
next week:
Monday- Science quiz on reptiles and fish
Tuesday- none
Wednesday-none
Thursday- Spalding
Friday- no school J
Subjects
Literature- We
will continue reading Little House on the
Prairie. We are having wonderful
discussions in class related to the novel.
I think the students are really enjoying this book!
Poetry – We will
continue practicing the poem “The Song of Mr. Toad”. The recitation day will be on Thursday,
October 1st.
Spalding- We have
another short week of Spalding (there is no review day because of the 4-day
week). Please review homework as usual,
but spend extra time each night in preparation for Friday’s test. Most students did wonderfully on the first
assessment today!
Writing and Grammar- We
will continue reading the Story of the
Word to practice summarizing. We
will also learn about adverbs and diagram sentences with adverbs!
Math- We will be
continuing our unit on addition and subtraction. We will also continue solving word problems
with bar models, and even begin to tackle two-step problems!
History- We will
be starting our exciting unit on our neighbor to the north, Canada, next week!
We will be learning about the difference and similarities between Canada and
America, as well as learning about the native peoples of Canada.
Science- For
science we will be continuing our exciting unit on animal classification. The students are really excited about this
unit! After our quiz on Monday we will
be looking into amphibians, mammals, and birds.
As always, please reach out with questions or concerns!
Best,
Ms. Caro
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