Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Vocabulary Parade & Vocabulary Day


Students are busy working on their Vocabulary Parade Planner. The parade will be on Saturday, April 7th as past of the Philippine Festival. Participants will meet in the cafeteria at 10:30am. The parade will begin a little after 11am. Any student who participates will receive a participation grade in Spelling/Phonics.

Students can also wear their costume to school on Vocabulary Day, Friday, April 6th.

Costumes will be made at home, but we are working on the plan and the sign in class. 

Homework

Religion - test
Spelling - test

3B Reading - test

RQ - due tomorrow. No exceptions. You have had the entire month to read your book and take a quiz.


Monday, March 26, 2018

Holy Week Mass Schedule at St. Ann


Tentative Test Schedule

Tuesday: 3G Reading
Wednesday: Religion, Chapter 12 & Spelling

Homework

3G Reading - test over A Sweet Passover
Spelling - 3X each due
RQ - due Wed.

Reminders:
Spring pictures tomorrow.

Spring Pictures

Spring pictures are tomorrow, Tuesday, March 27. 

Out of uniform, but please dress appropriately.


Weekly IXL

Weekly IXL is due Tuesday, April 3.

Math:  Geometry/two dimensional shapes 
CC. 8, 9 or 10 
  1. CC.8 Reflection, rotation, and translation
  2. report CC.9 Identify congruent shapes
  3. report CC.10 Symmetry

LA:  Context Clues
R.1 or R.2
  1. report R.1 Determine the meaning of words using synonyms in context
  2. report R.2 Use context to identify the meaning of a word

Holy Week

Palm Sunday
(Triduum)
Maundy Thursday (Holy Thursday)
"A new command I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another."
Good Friday
"Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they do."
Easter


Palm Sunday begins Holy Week


Friday, March 23, 2018

Homework

IXL
Latin
March RQ due Wed.

Temple Israel Field Trip

We read A Sweet Passover this week, and to wrap up our lesson on Passover, we visited Temple Israel. We learned more about Passover, its traditions, and even words in Hebrew, like Dayenu, which means “it would have been enough”. We had matzo again and bitter herbs (lettuce) and heard readings from the Torah.


Thank you to all the volunteers who drove!












Dayeny - Passover - The Maccabeats

Thursday, March 22, 2018

Science Quizlet

The Quizlets for Chapter 1 have been posted on the blog (right hand column). Use these to help you study.



Homework

English - test over pronouns
Religion - review your confession sheet for tomorrow's penance service

Class work due tomorrow:
Phonics - p. 69
Handwriting - p. 63 & 64

Yummy matzo

Since we've been reading about Miriam who eats lots and lots of matzo during Passover, we thought we'd give it a try.





Wednesday, March 21, 2018

Homework

Math - HO
English - HO
Sparks - finish reading A Sweet Passover

Bring in a small, single serving of a spread (butter, jam, peanut butter, etc) to put on your matzo. If you want to eat your matzo plain, that is fine.

March RQ is due next Wed.

We're published authors!!!

Congratulations, 3G! 
You all worked very diligently on your research, writing, editing, and illustrations. Way to go!!








Our Publishing Party

We had lots of fun at our publishing party!









The Dedication

We surprised Mrs. Grady when we told her that we dedicated our book to her (plus it's her birthday today). We love you, Mrs. Grady!!



Surprise, Mrs. Grady!

Thank you!

Thank you for all the tissues! 3G is ready to tackle allergy season!!!


Tuesday, March 20, 2018

Homework

Math - HO
English - HO

Reminders: 
March RQ is due Wed.
Bring in your rice bowls.
Field trip forms are due by Thursday.

School uniform shoes...

are not sneaker! Please wear the appropriate shoes and socks.


Overdue library books and fines

Many students have overdue library books and/or outstanding fines. Please bring in your overdue books and fines by the end of the week. Thank you!



Happy Birthday, John!!


Vertices and Sides

Vertex - the point at which two sides meet.
plural form: vertices


Monday, March 19, 2018

Singular and Plural Pronouns



Singular and Plural Pronouns

Pronouns are words that take the place of a noun.

Singular pronouns:

I   (use when referring to yourself). I am a teacher.
You    Jill gave you a new pencil. 
me    Jill gave the doll to me.
he      Jim is going to the store. He is going to buy groceries.
she     Lisa is a nice person. She is my best friend.
her     I like Lisa.  I like her.
him     I like Tom. I like him. 
it             The dog ate the bone. The dog ate it.

Plural Pronouns:

we       
Tim and Jim are going to study division. We are going to study division.
us        She gave it to the class. She gave it to us.
they    3G is an awesome class.  They are an awesome class.
them   We went with Matt and Jason. We went with them.

We need tissue!

We are on our last box of tissue.
We will be forever grateful to anyone who can donate another box to help get us through allergy season!!

Thank you!

3G Reading

We will be reading A Sweet Passover over the next week. This wonderful story will help prepare us for our field trip on Friday and introduce us to the celebration of Passover in the Jewish faith. I have copies of the book for each student to use. If any student in 3B would like to borrow a copy, he/she is welcome to.


Triduum Mass Schedule

Sunday is Palm Sunday, the beginning of Holy Week. Holy Thursday mass (the mass of the Lord’s supper) is 7pm, and Good Friday mass (the celebration of the Lord’s passion and death) is also at 7pm. Any student who attends Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter masses, will receive a participation grade in Religion. This is optional, but I encourage you all to attend these beautiful and meaning masses. Also, you don’t necessarily have to attend the masses/services at St. Ann.


Tentative Test Schedule

 Friday, March 23rd:  English (pronouns)

 Next week:
Tuesday, March 26th: Religion (chapter 12)  and A Sweet Passover (3G reading only)
Wednesday, March 27th: Spelling

Homework

Math - handout Math Minute #41
English - handout Math Minute #41
Science - finish vocabulary terms for Chapter 1

Reminders:
Bring in your Rice Bowls.
Field trip permission slips are due.



What is a polygon?

 A polygon is a flat figure with closed, straight lines.

Types of polygons:

Quadrilateral - a polygon with four straight sides.

Parallelogram - a polygon with opposite sides that are parallel and equal.

Polygons



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