8/20 Homework

Math: Distributive Property Lesson 3.1

Parents, students were given the option of completing either the Practice Buddy (PB digital homework) or a paper Reteach page. They should complete what they decided to do for homework.

Spelling: sentences 6-10 please make sure they are writing sentences that show they understand the meaning of the spelling word. In other words, they should use context clues.

Ex: I saw a toad. (not meaningful)

Laura saw a huge toad jump into the pond at the park. (meaningful because of the context clue “jump into the pond”)

Read 20 min.

Week of August 19th Spelling and Vocabulary Lists

Spelling: long o

  1. coast
  2. float
  3. toad
  4. coal
  5. soak
  6. gold
  7. sold
  8. scold
  9. slope
  10. broke
  11. note
  12. bone
  13. slow
  14. show
  15. foe
  16. snail
  17. same
  18. weigh
  19. bowl
  20. program

Vocabulary: Unit 1, Week 5

Anthology Story: A Mountain of History 

Definitions
  • carved
To carve is to cut something into a shape.
  • clues
Clues are hints that help solve a problem or a mystery.
  • grand
Grand means great or large.
Cognate: grandioso
  • massive
Something that is massive is very, very large.
  • monument
monument is a building, statue, or other object made to honor a person or event.
Cognate: monumento
  • national
Something that is national has a characteristic of or has to do with a country.
Cognate: nacional
  • traces
Traces are small bits or signs left behind that show that something was there.

8/15 Homework

Math: no homework / The Topic 2 Math Test scores are posted on Synergy and on the Savvas website.

Spelling: sentences 16-20 (weekly quiz tomorrow)

Read “All Aboard” our Anthology story is in Google Classroom (quiz on vocabulary and comprehension is tomorrow)

Tomorrow is a minimum day (1:00 pm dismissal)

Progress reports are going home tomorrow.

Grades/Spelling List/Vocabulary

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

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