3rd Grade 9/4-9/8


3rd9/4/20179/5/20179/6/20179/7/20179/8/2017Co-Teacher Notes
DiscipleshipFaith + Matthew 5: 1-4 Jer 15:15-21, Ps 26 Rom 12:9-21 Matt 16:21-28Picture Day - 9/6
Math
Labor Day - School Holiday
HIG pg 23 TB pg 36-37, TB Practice 2E. WB Exercise 13 pg 36-38 if needed.Review 1 - Test MM 8.Read HIG pg. 24-26; HIG pg 27-28 TB 39-40. WB Ex 14&15 pg 43-46. MM 10.HIG 28-29. TB pg 40 Task 2. WB Ex 16 pg 47-49. MM 12.
SpellingReview Step 4. Dictate sentences 4 -8Review step 4. Dictate sentences 9-12. Administer Test on this weeks words and sentences.Step 5 New Teaching- Prefixes. Dictate sentences 1-3 *There are no assessed words for Step 5
GrammarCh4 L1: Jingle Time; Grammar Time; Skill Time; Vocab Time. WB pg 61-62 L1 P1-5. PB pg 3 L1.Ch4 L2; Jingle Time; Grammar Time; Skill Time; Vocab Time. WB pg 62 L2 P1-3. PB pg 2 Ch4 L2.Ch4 L3; Jingle Time; Grammar Time; Skill Time. PB pg 2 Ch4 L3. Test 4 in campus binder.

WritingIEW pg 25. Create a new title for Belling The Cat. Review vocab words for quiz. HW 26-27.IEW pg 33. Create a new title for the Crow and the Peacocks.Oral retell of any story they have read so far. HW 28-30.
Review vocab words
Reading30 minute Independent Classical ReadingClassical Reading with Teacher + Narration30 minute Independent Classical Reading30 minute Independent Classical ReadingYour student should finish their independent classical book this week.
HistoryHistory Card #90History Card Report: Paloma & Reese / Memory SongHistory Card #90 Journal entryJournal Report #90 on 9/11/17: Colton Jones Peyton Schmurr
GeographyContinents and Oceans - Due 9/6; Australia - Due 10/11
ScienceRead about elements 24-25 in USE. Write two sentence about what you learned. Review Period Table Poem.Do the Scientific Demonstration: Table Sorting. Define atomic number, atomic mass, elements, chemical symbol and periodic table. Review Period Table Poem.Read The periodic table pg 28-29 in USE. Write two sentence about what you learned. Review Period Table Poem.Use Periodic Table week 1 quiz to review this week material. Review Period Table Poem.USE - The Usborne Science Encyclopdia. CPT - The Complete Periodic Table
Memory WorkQuarter 1 Poem Due 9/27. Period Table Poem Due 11/6

Important Dates:
9/4 – Labor Day – No school
9/6 – Picture Day – Order forms will go out soon
9/9 – Mom’s brunch 10am – 12pm
9/13 – Spirit Day
9/27 - Pizza Day - Spirit Day 
Blog Abbreviations:
HIG – Singapore math Home Instructor Guide
TB – Singapore math textbook
WB – Singapore math workbook
MM – Mental math
HW – Handwriting copybook
IEW – Institute for Excellence in Writing
USE – The Usborne Science Encyclopedia
CPT – The Complete Periodic Table
Math:
Mental math (MM) can be found toward the back of the Home Instructor Guide. You should spend no longer than 10 minutes on MM; students do not need to complete the entire exercise. 
Grammar:
A copy of chapter 4 test can be found in your child's campus binder. Skip exercises 4 and 10. You will not be doing any Shurley vocabulary at home for the remainder of the year as we will be focusing on IEW vocabulary.
Composition:
Please place The Crow and the Peacocks rough draft in your students campus binder in the composition section. We will be adding a title to it next week. Reminder: each vocabulary word from the current lesson that is used in the rough draft is worth 1 extra credit point each (3 points possible).
Continue to practice proper formation of cursive letters at home. Writing on notebook paper, rather than handwriting paper is new for some students this year. Please help your student with this transition.
Reading:
Students should read a classical book for 30 minutes a day and plan to finish at the end of this week. Our next book will be Squanto. Please ask your child to orally narrate a summary of what they read and engage in discussion with them.
Memory:
Please spend time during your school day to work on our school wide scripture, quarter 1 poem, geography map & song, history timeline song, and Periodic Table poem. Feel free to get creative and practice these in the car, at bedtime, or during meals.