Third Grade 4/19-4/23

3rd week 314/19/20214/20/20214/21/20214/22/20214/23/2021Co-Teacher Notes
DiscipleshipCompassion
Bible
Discuss Acts 25:13-27Read Acts 26:1-18Discuss Acts 26:1-18Read Acts 26:19-32Write your encouraging word for your classmate. Journal Entry: Why was it important for Paul to go before so many high leaders and officials?
MathCh 14 Lesson 3 TG pg 220, WB pg 180-182Ch 14 Lesson 4 TG pg 221-223, TB pg 196-199, WB pg 183-186.Ch 14 Lesson 5 TG pg 224-226, TB pg 200-203, WB pg 187-190.Ch 14 Lesson 6 TG pg 227-228, TB pg 204-206, WB pg 191-194Ch 14 Lesson 7 TG pg 229 WB pg 195-198.Optional Work for extra practice: Ch 14 Lesson 3 TG pg 220, TB pg 194-195
Ch 14 Lesson 7 TG pg 229, TB pg 207-208 Complete practice test sent home.
SpellingReview current step. Dictate sentences 4-6Review current step. Dictate sentences 7-9, writing station pg 135.Review current step. Dictate sentences 10-12. Administer Test on this weeks words and sentences.
GrammarCh18L3 Jingle Time, Grammar Time.Ch18L3 Jingle Time, Grammar Time, Practice Time. PB pg 17 Ch18L3. WB pg 84-85 CH18L3 Practice 1-4.Review Ch 18Ch18L4 Test Time. WB pg 114-115.
Writing
Review Vocab
IEW lesson 21 My Favorite Activity pg 141. Review. Assignment 1-4. Review all vocab words.Oral retell. IEW pg 141 assignment 5-6. Proofread RD. Review for vocab words.Start FD. Review Vocab.Finish final draft. Underline all dress-ups, sentence openers, decorations, and vocabulary words and labeled in the margin. Highlight 2-3 key words in the topic sentence and the repeated or reflected words in the clincher.
ReadingThe Lion, Witch, and the Wardrobe Ch 14Reading ExplorationReading DiscussionLittle Pilgrim's Progress, Chapters 60-64Little Pilgrim's Progress,     Chapters 65-69Character questions will be due on May 10.
History
Ch38 - American Tragedies
Share journal entry. Mapping activity SP 133.Read SOTW pg 351-354 and narrate.MAPS TestingRead SOTW pg 354-358 and narrate.Journal Entry: Why do you think that the “Indian Removal Act” was thought to be a good idea?
GeographyBritish Isles - Due 5/11
ScienceScience ProjectMAPS TestingScience ProjectScience Project
Memory WorkQuarter 4 Poem Due 5/11

 Important Dates:

4/26 - Moms in prayer 9:00am
4/28 - Spirit Day/Dogs Day/Pizza Day/Pajama Day for reaching 500+ shoes in the sole2souls
5/12 - Last Day of School for Grammar School



Blog Abbreviations:

TGTeacher's Guide
TBTextbook
WBWorkbook
IEWInstitute of Excellence in Writing
KWOKey Word Outline
RDRough Draft
FDFinal Draft
HWCursive Book
SOTWStory of the World
NJScience Notebooking Journal


Math:
Some are still having some trouble with area and perimeter, please keep reviewing this week.  We are now starting our unit on time.  
Please continue to work on multiplication and division facts this will make the math that we are continuing to be easier.

Composition:
Our next unit will be on creative writing. This week we are writing about our favorite activity. Prompts will be given to help write about the topic. We will follow the same pattern for the week. The final draft will need to be in cursive.
Monday - Write KWO
Tuesday - Oral retell, write RD, proofread and make correction, review vocab words
Wednesday - Write FD
Thursday - Finish FD, look over the paper to make sure that all decoration, sentence openers, and dress ups are labeled and underlined. Make sure the paper is ready to be turned in on Monday.


Reading
We are continuing "Little Pilgrim's Progress"  this week.  We will read this book through the end of the year.  The project for this book is "Who Am I"  Write a series of clues to help your peers identify the person that you have been assigned/chosen.  Begin with vague but relative clues and move toward more specific clues that will (hopefully) reveal his/her identity.  You must have at least 5 clues foe each person, but you may have more, if needed.  Complete 3 sets of these “Who Am I?” clues.   I will give you two assigned characters and you will pick the third one.  There are many characters throughout the book take your time in picking who you want your character to be.

History:
We will be learning 12 key dates during the year.  We will be leaning 4 dates a quarter.  At the end of the quarter there will be a quiz.  The quiz will be accumulative as the year progresses.  The dates are listed in the campus binder under the science and history tab.

Quarter 4 dates
Charles V 15194
William the silent and a Dutch revolution 1582
Jamestown Colony Founded 1607
Thirty Year War 1618
Louis XIV the Sun King 1661
Sir Isaac Newton 1666
Seven Years War 1756
American Revolution and George Washington 1775
French Revolution 1789
Napoleon Crowned Emperor of France 1804
Lewis & Clark Expedition 1806
The Mexican-American War 1846

Memory:

Please spend time during your school day to work on quarter 4 poem, Song of the Settlers , geography map & song, British Isles, and key dates. Feel free to get creative and practice these in the car, at bedtime, or during meals.