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Welcome to Third Grade Curriculum Night Schmalz Elementary 2013-2014

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Page 1: Welcome to Third Grade Curriculum Night Schmalz Elementary 2013-2014

Welcome to Third Grade Curriculum Night

Schmalz Elementary

2013-2014

Page 2: Welcome to Third Grade Curriculum Night Schmalz Elementary 2013-2014

Meet Our Teachers

• Mrs. Eagen and• Mrs. Frank and Mrs.Hanco• Mrs. Gonzales and Mrs. Wilson• Mrs. Serrano and Ms. Hall

Mrs. Jarvis

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Language Arts

• Standard 1: Listening/Speaking– Purposes, Culture, Communication, Audiences

• Standard 2 : Reading– Vocabulary Development, Comprehension, Literary response,

text structures, inquiry/research, fluency, variety of texts.

• Standard 3 : Writing – Inquiry/research, penmanship, capitalization, punctuation,

purposes, writing processes, spelling, grammar, evaluation

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MathematicsThese topics will be covered throughout the year: Place value, ordering and comparing numbers Rounding and estimation Addition w and w/o regrouping Subtraction w and w/o regrouping Money, making change Telling time, using schedules Measurement (customary and metric) in length, capacity,

temperature, and weight Multiplication to 12 Division Tables/patterns with extensions

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Math, continued

Geometry, congruency, symmetry, perimeter, and area

Fractions, equivalent, comparingDecimals in moneyGraphing – pictographs and bar graphs Probability and statisticsMultiplication (one and two digits by 1 digit)Division with remaindersProblem solving!

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Science

These topics will be covered

throughout the year: Lab safety and science tools Matter Energy, forces and motion The solar system & science models Conservation of resources & protecting our environment The Earth’s surface Plants and animals Personal health habits

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Social Studies

These topics will be covered throughout the year:

• Map skills• Early American history• Structures of government• Community  (Junior Achievement)• Good citizenship• Culture and technology (inventors)

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Third Grade Expectations

Third Grade is a transitional year in which students learn to be more responsible for their behavior and education.

To have a successful year together we need to make sure that students are…

Using self-disciplineFollowing directionsBeing responsibleDoing their best

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Discipline Card

Discipline card and Trackers will be sent home daily and will be signed on Tuesday unless directed otherwise by the teacher.

In any one behavior area:– 0-8 marks S– 9-15 N– 16 or more U

A student will receive an N in the area of “Disciplines Self” if he/she has 18-20 in a combination of behavior areas.

A student will receive an U in the area of “Disciplines Self” if he/she has 21 or more marks in a combination of behavior areas.

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Discipline Card, cont.

A lost card results in an “N” on the report card in Disciplines Self.

Please make sure you read, sign, and return the letter that is being sent home in the packet this evening regarding third grade rules and consequences.

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Z. A. P.

Zeroes Aren’t Permitted –To help your child be successful in third grade we will provide a quiet place for work to be completed.

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CHAMPS• C-Conversation

• H-Help

• A-Activity

• M-Movement

• P-Participation

• S-Success!!

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Time Trackers

• Homework will be written in the Time Tracker every day.

• Teachers may write special notes home in the Tracker. Please check daily.

• Parents may write notes to the teacher in the Tracker as well.

• Please sign the Time Tracker every Tuesday evening.

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A Coordinated Approach

To Child Health

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What is CATCH?

• CATCH stands for Coordinated Approach To Child Health

• It is part of a Coordinated School Health Program designed to prevent sedentary behavior, poor dietary choices, and tobacco use through changes at the elementary school level

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CATCH Components

Classroom Curriculum

Food Service

Physical Education

Family

It’s All About Healthier KidsIt’s All About Healthier KidsIt’s All About Healthier KidsIt’s All About Healthier Kids

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Physical Education• Students will be involved in

MVPA for 50% of class time• Students are provided many

opportunities to participate and practice skills

• Students enjoy physical activity

• Students are encouraged to be physically active outside of school

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Conclusion

Please pick up and review the packet of information for Third Grade.

Sign the back of cover page of the packet and return it to school with your child.

Attach any questions you might have to the signature page of the packet.

If you need to request a conference to discuss your concerns contact your teacher.

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Thank You!

Thank you for coming

to Third Grade

Curriculum Night.

We appreciate all of

the hard work you do at home

with your child in order

to make him/her a successful

student. We could not succeed without you!