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Headphones/EarbudsMany of the kiddos are still in need of a set of headphones/earbuds that they can keep at school. We have been through quite a few already. The kiddos have many times where they are watching a video or can listen to directions and/or books being read aloud to them. Thank you so much for your help with this!
Scientist of the Week Schedule
Please make sure to check here to see when your child's assigned week is. If they haven't signed up and would like to, just send Mrs. Shelby or Mrs. Naughton an email and we will get them added.
Math
Area = length x width baby baby!! Next week, we will begin to learn about area: the space inside. Words that mean “find the area” involve things that COVER such as wrapping paper, carpet, wallpaper, and paint. (Remember, perimeter words involve things that GO AROUND.) What is new for 3rd graders concerning area is that they will not just count blocks to find the area of rectangles and squares, they will use the formula of length x width. We will review counting same-size blocks stacked tightly and without spaces inside rectangles and squares, but they will use the formula quite a bit. While we can find the perimeter of any shape, here in 3rd grade, we will only learn the formula for area for rectangles and squares - length x width.
Area = length x width baby baby!! Next week, we will begin to learn about area: the space inside. Words that mean “find the area” involve things that COVER such as wrapping paper, carpet, wallpaper, and paint. (Remember, perimeter words involve things that GO AROUND.) What is new for 3rd graders concerning area is that they will not just count blocks to find the area of rectangles and squares, they will use the formula of length x width. We will review counting same-size blocks stacked tightly and without spaces inside rectangles and squares, but they will use the formula quite a bit. While we can find the perimeter of any shape, here in 3rd grade, we will only learn the formula for area for rectangles and squares - length x width.
Science
Next week we will explore natural resources. We will discuss that a natural resource is something that is found in nature and can be used by people. We will identify Earth’s natural resources…light, air, water, plants, animals, soil, stone, minerals, and fossil fuels.
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