Sunday, August 28, 2011

Newsletter: Aug. 29 - Sept. 2

Below is the information from our newsletter for this week:

August 29 - Sept. 2, 2011

Third Grade Teachers

http://bbces.tcboe.org/

B. B. Comer Elementary

256-315-5430


Homework:

Monday:
* Write this week's spelling words 3 times each.

Tuesday:
* Math page 14 Sets A, B and C. Write problems and answers.

Wednesday:
* Spelling Pretest today / No homework.

Thursday:
* Chapter 1 Math Test today
* Math page 14 Sets D and E. Write problems and answers.

Friday:
* Lesson 2 Spelling Test today
* "The Day Eddie Met the Author" Quiz today
* Lesson 2 Vocabulary Quiz today
* Commands and Exclamations Quiz today

Calendar of Events:
* Sept. 2 - Career Picture Money Due
* Sept. 6 - DIBELS testing
* Sept. 9 - Career Pictures / Grandparents Day
* Please make sure all textbooks are covered as soon as possible.
* Please remember to send $5 for Scholastic News as soon as possible.

Lesson Two Spelling Words

Lesson 2 Endings -ed, -ing: saved, moved, riding, walking, pulled, taking, hopped, baking, picked, having, letting, running, drawing, folded, shopped

Challenge Words: freezing, equipped, dancing, happening, quitting


Lesson 2 Vocabulary

"The Day Eddie Met the Author"

Please study these definitions with your child and practice using each word in a sentence. The students will be given a quiz on Friday that requires them to correctly match each vocabulary word to a sentence.

1. conquer— When you conquer something, such as a problem or a fear, you win against it and overcome it.

2. resistance – When you feel resistance, you do not want something to happen.

3. assembly— An assembly is a group of people who have gathered for a reason.

4. plenty— If you have plenty of something, you have more than enough.

5. dismiss— To dismiss is to give permission to leave.

6. squirmed— If you squirmed in your seat a lot, you kept wiggling around as if you were uncomfortable.

7. patchwork— Patchwork is cloth made by sewing together small pieces of different fabrics.

8. autographed— If you autographed something, you signed your name on it.

9. ponder – When you ponder, you take time to think about an idea.

10.anticipation— When you feel anticipation, you feel excited because something is about to happen.


Check out this Website!

Spelling City

http://www.spellingcity.com/lakewood3/

(This website has all spelling words for the year and games to use for practice. Use it to practice Lesson 2 this week.)

From the Teacher:

Please remember third graders do have to follow dress code. The dress code is described in more detail in the Rights and Responsibilities book and the Student Handbook. In math class this week, we will be studying fact families, missing addends, Addition Properties, 2-Digit Addition and Subtraction With and Without Regrouping. These skills are all found in Chapter 1 in our Math book. We will have a math test on Chapter 1 on Thursday of this week. In Grammar this week we will study Commands and Exclamations; we will test on these on Friday.



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