Torres 3rd grade 2/12-2/16


3rd2/12/20182/13/20182/14/20182/15/20182/16/2018Co-Teacher Notes
DiscipleshipHonesty + Matthew 5: 1-12
BibleEx 34:29-35, Ps 50:1-62 Cor 3:12-13, 4:1-6, Mk 9:2-9Joel 2:12-19, Ps 51:1-13 (14-19)2 Cor 5:20b-6:10, Mt 6:1-6, 16-21

MathStaff Development - Student HolidayHIG pg 42,44-46. TB pg 3234-37. WB Ex 14,15 pg 38-42.HIG pg 43. TB pg 33 Practice 3A. HIG pg 47. TB pg 38 Practice 3B.TB pg 43-44. Review A&B (only the problems on the worksheet).WB pg 49-52. Review 2. Review any other concepts that need to be reviewed.
Spelling
Review Step 20, card box, More Words. Dictate sentences 5 - 9Review Step 20. Dictate sentences 10-12. Administer Test on this weeks words and sentences.Step 21 - New Teaching. Dictate 10 words.Dictate sentences 1-3
Grammar
Review grammar helping verb tense, past, present and future verbs.Ch19 L1: Jingle Time; Grammar Time; Skill Time; Practice Time; WB pg 85 L1 P1-2. PB pg 18 L1.Ch19 L2; Jingle Time; Grammar; Practice Time; Vocab Time. WB pg 85-86 L2 P1-4. PB pg 18 L2.

Writing
IEW pg 118 assignment 4 write RD from fused outline. Proofread RD. Review vocab. HW 112-114.Start FD. Review vocab.Finish FD. Oral retell. HW 115-117.
Vocab quiz next week over lesson 2-14. Vocab words lesson 17: ingenious, practical, efficient.
Reading
Soft Rain: A Story of the Cherokee Trail of Tears - Chapter 1Soft Rain: A Story of the Cherokee Trail of Tears - Chapter 2. Soft Rain: A Story of the Cherokee Trail of Tears - Chapter 3Soft Rain: A Story of the Cherokee Trail of Tears - Chapter 4
History
History Card #113History Card Report: Reese / Memory SongHistory Card #113 Journal entryJournal Report for #113 on 02/19/18: Peyton
GeographyFormer USSR - Due 3/21
Science
Read Separating Mixture pg 60-61 section decantation, filtration, chromatography and evaporation in USE. Write two sentence about what you have learned. Review Mixtures, Solutions, Oh My! poem.Do Demonstration: Rainbow effect. Define chromatography. Review Mixtures, Solutions, Oh My! poem.Read Separating Mixtures pg 61 remaining sections. Write two sentence about what you have learned. Review Mixtures, Solutions, Oh My! poem.Review Mixtures using week 2 quiz. Review Mixtures, Solutions, Oh My! poem.
Memory WorkQuarter 3 Poem Due 2/28. Mixtures, Solutions, Oh My! 2/21. Preamble 3/7

Please remember to check your child's grades weekly in Alma.


Important Dates:
 

Valentines - On Wednesday we are going to have a bake potato lunch.  I will provide the baked potatoes.  Please send anything that your child will like to go on their baked potato.  We will also be exchanging Valentine cards and having a small celebration at the end of the day.  You may also bring a snack to share with the class for the celebration.  Each student is welcome to bring a decorated bag to keep their cards in.  We have nine kids in the class.

Emery
Elijah
Zane
Reese
Peyton
Kerrington
Travis
Vika
Micah

2/12 - No school, teacher in-serve
          Christian Worldview book club 7:00pm
2/14 - Spirit Day/Valentines celebration
          Nest Meeting 9:00am
          Parent informational 10:00am
2/19 - Christian Worldview Book Club 7:00pm
2/21 - Moms in prayer 9:00am
          Parent informational 10:00am
2/26 - Christian Worldview Book Club 7:00pm
2/28 - Pizza, Spirit Day
          Moms in prayer 9:00am

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:

Keep reviewing the measurement conversions.  
 
We will be starting fractions the first week of March.  This unit will include simplest form and comparing fraction.  It is very important to keep reviewing multiplication facts as this will make finding the simplest form and comparing fraction easier.
 
There is not a lot of review on what was learned in the first semester.  Because of this on the practices during the second semester I will be adding some addition, subtraction, multiplication and division problems.  We will also be reviewing these concepts in class.

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: 

We are going to continue to use what we have learned in our IEW papers.  This will help the kids not just be able to use the new concept in the grammar workbook but show them how this is used in the writing. 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: 

Final papers will need to written in cursive.  

Please find the checklist in your child's campus binder in the comp. section.  Please check them closely for spelling, dress-ups, complete sentences, paragraph indents, etc.   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:

We will begin reading "Soft Rain A Story of the Cherokee Trail of Tears".  Please ask your child to orally narrate a summary of what they read and engage in a discussion with them.

Science:  

The answer to the science review quiz can be found in the digital teacher's book on page 140.
Here is a link to the 
digital copy.

Memory:

Please spend time during your school day to work on our school wide scripture, 'Try Again' poem, geography map & song, history timeline song, preamble, and Mixture, Solutions, Oh My! poem. Feel free to get creative and practice these in the car, at bedtime, or during meals.

Here is a link to the Preamble that we’ll be using to help us commit it to memory:

**Note- the actual Preamble begins about a minute into the song. The students are not responsible for the additional words in the song apart from the Preamble that is found in their campus binder.