Upcoming Dates
Please see the following from Ms. Matlock...
All children will participate in the Play It Safe lessons in February, unless parents OPT OUT.
New Positive Covid-19 Case Reporting ProcedureA big thank you to our families for communicating positive student Covid cases to us. In order to help streamline the communication process for both families and our campus nurse, please fill out the following Google Form if your child receives a positive Covid-19 test. The form information goes directly to our campus nurse. https://forms.gle/VUex3RUqzgtsNa716
Once our nurse has received the form from a family, she will reach out to them during school hours to discuss a return date to school and any questions they may have.
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!
A big thank you to our families for communicating positive student Covid cases to us. In order to help streamline the communication process for both families and our campus nurse, please fill out the following Google Form if your child receives a positive Covid-19 test. The form information goes directly to our campus nurse. https://forms.gle/VUex3RUqzgtsNa716
Once our nurse has received the form from a family, she will reach out to them during school hours to discuss a return date to school and any questions they may have.
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 continues, and we’re gonna need our big brains for this concept! COMPOSITE AREA, comin’ in hot! A composite figure (for third graders) is a shape that combines a square and a rectangle, or rectangles and rectangles, or squares and squares. Next week, we will figure out the AREA of composite figures. This is a 4 step process: 1) partition the figure (split it into 2 separate shapes) 2) label the shapes A and B (and C if there are 3 separate shapes 3) find the area of shape A 4) find the area of shape B 4) add the areas together
This is a LOT for 3rd graders: multiplication, remembering all the steps, adding…this is always a big week for our kiddos!
Parent Resources - Area of Composite Figures Video Video #2
Area continues, and we’re gonna need our big brains for this concept! COMPOSITE AREA, comin’ in hot! A composite figure (for third graders) is a shape that combines a square and a rectangle, or rectangles and rectangles, or squares and squares. Next week, we will figure out the AREA of composite figures. This is a 4 step process: 1) partition the figure (split it into 2 separate shapes) 2) label the shapes A and B (and C if there are 3 separate shapes 3) find the area of shape A 4) find the area of shape B 4) add the areas together
This is a LOT for 3rd graders: multiplication, remembering all the steps, adding…this is always a big week for our kiddos!
Parent Resources - Area of Composite Figures Video Video #2
Science
In Science last week we learned about natural resources and how important they are to us. This week learners will be creating a flyer or commercial about the importance of WHY we should reduce, reuse, recycle and HOW we can do that at TCE and home.
Reading/Writing
Social Studies
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