Week of March 27th
Math: Math Chapter 10 Test will be given on Thursday, 3/30. Please complete review packet and return by Thursday.
Religion: Lent Vocab. and Parts of the Mass Test will be given on Wednesday 3/29. Please study the review sheet
Spelling: Tic Tac Toe due Friday
ELA: packet due Friday
WEEK OF 3/27/2023:
Spelling and Reading Tests on Wednesday, 4/5 (next week)
Religion Lent Test Wednesday, 3/29
Math Fractions Chapt. 9 Test Thursday, 3/30
Monday, 3/27
ELA: TTT (Spelling Tic Tac Toe) due 4/4, Study spelling words and study guide
MATH: WB p. 146 #s 1 to 12, study fractions, chapt. 9 fractions test Thursday
RELIGON: STUDY for Lent Test on Wednesday (see study guide)
Tuesday, 3/28
RELIGION: STUDY for Lent test tomorrow! (study guide is Lent content vocabulary on Lent packet)
ELA: TTT due 4/4, HO (hand out on spelling words)
MATH: WB p. 153 numbers 1 and 4 only
Wednesday, 3/29
ELA: GG (Green Grammar) p. 158 (pronouns), TTT due 4/4, study spelling words and study guide
MATH: STUDY for fractions chapt. 9 test tomorrow! See chapt. 9 reveiw and chapt. 9 practice study guides (both completed and checked in class).
Thursday, 3/30
ELA: TTT due 4/4, Complete BOTH Meaning Match Vocabulary pages in the weekly study guide for "The Man Who Invented Basketball: James Naismith" (study guide should be in the ELA folder) Do NOT cut and paste (only write), study spelling words
Math: No written math HW due to test today. STUDY math facts for fluency (mult., div, add, sub. facts)
No Social Studies Quiz this week (will be next week or shortly after Easter break)
Sign and return test folders
FRIDAY: No Homework, Enjoy your weekend!
Click a tab on the left to read about the different curricular areas at the third grade level. We follow the Archdiocesen guidelines that can be found on the Archdiocese of Philadephia website at http://www.aopcatholicschools.org/elementary-schools/curriculum/
Third grade is a pivotal year for your child. Learning to read with fluency and confidence will serve as a foundation for the reading demands in later grades. By practicing with learning-to-read strategies, your child will reliably be able to make sense of multisyllable words in books. He or she will come to appreciate that words have meanings that are not literal (e.g., a piece of cake) and have relationships to other words (e.g., company and companion). Recognizing and understanding words will help your child read increasingly challenging stories and books and build knowledge about the world around him or her. By the end of the year, your child also will be writing clear sentences and paragraphs on a range of topics, drawing on an expanding vocabulary.
The ability to write logical arguments based on substantive claims, sound reasoning, and relevant evidence is a cornerstone of the writing standards, with opinion writing---a basic form of argument---extending down into the earliest grades.
In 3rd grade, your child will learn important new ideas and gain important new skills. One of the most important topics this year is multiplication, division and fractions. Multiplication, division, and fractions are the building blocks for many life skills that students will learn in later grades, such as percentages. Students also need to master these topics to be ready for algebra and advanced math, so it is essential to get a good start with these topics in 3rd grade.
Information "coming soon."
Lab Learner directly addresses next generation science standards, skills, and data analysis methods through hands on experiments. Properties of Matter, Exploring Electricity, The Human Body, Our Solar System and the Sun and Your Skin are the different units covered.
Our Environment
Economics
Communities Build a Nation
Government, Landmarks, and Symbols
Citizenship and Civic Engagement
A Growing Nation
Celebrating Our Communities