Grades/Spelling List/Vocabulary

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Dear 3rd Grade Families,

I’ve posted a few grades in Synergy. Some students have incomplete work that they need to complete to get a grade. Please check their Google Classroom for comments from me asking them to finish any uncompleted assignments or assessments. It’s important to stay on top of the work or they can get behind very quickly. Please help them do that.

Next week we’ll be in Unit 1, Week 2 of the ELA Wonders: Stories are located in Google Classroom

Spelling List: Short Vowels e, o, u

  1. step
  2. mess
  3. head
  4. crops
  5. stop
  6. rock
  7. clock
  8. sock
  9. pond
  10. jumps
  11. shut
  12. luck
  13. slump
  14. bugs
  15. mug
  16. clap
  17. sick
  18. snack
  19. ready
  20. does

Vocabulary:

Definitions
  • courage
 Courage is bravery in a difficult situation.
Cognate: coraje
  • disappointment
 When something is a disappointment, a person is sad because something is not as good as expected.
  • precious
 Something is precious if it is very valuable to you.
Cognate: precioso
  • pride
 Pride is a feeling of satisfaction in something you have done.
  • remind
 When you remind someone, you make that person remember something.
  • symbols
 You use symbols to represent ideas or objects.
Cognate: símbolos
  • traditions
 Traditions are things that have been done for a long time.
Cognate: tradiciones

7/23 Homework

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Math: P.B. 1.2 (this is found in the Savvas app in the Student Portal)

Some students opted for a 1-2 “Reteach” page instead of the PB 1-2

Read for 15 minutes

Thank you for getting the Library Policy and Agreement forms in. If you haven’t yet, please do so by this Friday. Let me know if you need another copy.

All 3rd grade t-shirt orders are due by September 20th.

7/22 Homework

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Parents,

I’m guiding the students this week in their Spelling and Math homework. I want them to get all their questions out this week and I’ll slowly release responsiblity to them as we progress.

They should read for at least 15 to 20 minutes per day. This can also include a grown-up reading with them or to them.

Week of July 22 Spelling and Vocab. Lists

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Usually on Fridays I’ll post the upcoming week’s Spelling and Vocabulary lists. Each week’s list will focus on a spelling rule and the Vocabulary words will be words based on the essesntial question of the unit or the story for the week.

Students will get a hardcopy of the Spelling list on Monday when they take their pre-test. They should keep the list in their binder.

Vocabulary List: Unit 1, Week 1 Story: “Wolf!”

Students are responsible for knowing the definition of each word. The quiz will be next Friday, July 26.

concentrate When you concentrate, you think very carefully about what you are doing.
Cognate: concentrar
discovery When a discovery is made, something that was hidden or unknown is found.
educated An educated person has a great deal of knowledge.
effort A person works hard to finish a task that takes effort.
improved When a person has improved, he or she has become better at something.
inspired When you inspire another person, you encourage that person to do something good.
Cognate: inspirado
satisfied A satisfied person is pleased with the way something happened.
Cognate: satisfecho

Spelling List: short vowels a,i

  1. clap
  2. camp
  3. hand
  4. stamp
  5. snack
  6. rack
  7. grabs
  8. glad
  9. bill
  10. miss
  11. click
  12. pink
  13. sick
  14. grin
  15. llift
  16. cat
  17. bit
  18. man
  19. anthill
  20. cramp

Welcome to Mr. Stults’ Classroom Blog!

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Dear Parents and Guardians,

Welcome to the classroom blog. Here you will find information about daily homework, projects, assessments and general news about the class and Carroll Elementary. I hope you bookmark this page for you and your child’s convenience. It’s recommended that you subscribe to the blog so that you receive notifications when there is a new posting. You may unsubscribe at any time.

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I look forward to a wonderful year of learning, fun, and exploration!

Mr. Stults

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