Weekly Highlights

Highlights of the Week:

Learning about more mapping-Addie

Playing Cool Math Games-Braeden

Feeling proud in studio-Uryiah

Having morning indoor recess-Declan

Plastering in art-Spencer

Getting powers in art-Colton

Playing Hour of Code-Shaelyn

Learning about Holidays around the world-Elizabeth

Starting to read aloud The Magician’s Nephew-Livie

Finishing reading The BFG-Cam

Indoor recess-Coby

Spanish with Charlene-Ethan

Graphing in math-Payslie

Learning about scale in mapping-Alyson

Working With Words-Meadow

Learning about longitude and latitude-Madison

Doing well in Cool Math games-Jason

Pancake Party

Our Friday was delicious!!  Back on Election Day, students voted for a "special event" and Pancake Party received the most votes. 

Thanks to our parent volunteers for their expertise on the griddles as well as families that donated items to make the celebration possible.

Our Weekly Highlights

Highlights of our week…

As told by Third Grade Hotshots

Listening to the 50 States Song and writing to our pen pals-Addie

Learning about holidays around the world-Declan

Doing Hour of Code-Blake

The pancake party-Ethan

Learning about proper and common nouns-Shaelyn

Reading the 50 Scrambled States-Olivia

Doing Spanish-Alyson

Math: division-Payslie

Building a fort at recess-Spencer

Playing ice soccer-Coby

Playing Cool Math Games-Cam

Learning about mapping-Colton

All School Meeting-Mrs. Perry

Playing in the snow at recess-Madison

Going on SumDog-Meadow

Mrs. Whitehead visiting-Elizabeth

Building paper airplanes with George-Josh

Making maps-Braeden

Eating DELICIOUS pancakes-Jason

Playing LightBot-Uriyah

The enthusiasm of third grade learning-George

{Thanks to our parent volunteers and for the donations that made our pancake party possible!!}

Third Grade Class

Maps!

We have been immersed in a world of maps.  We've spent time exploring different types of maps as well as the purpose and function of them. Additionally, we have studied the components of a proper map.

Students have created visual representations of our classroom, our school, our community, and of imaginary places (think Unicorn Ville and Motocross Land!).  

Our study will also include exploring our 50 states.