Wednesday, September 30, 2020

Another Prayer Space

 Thank you, Anna, for sharing your prayer space with us. It’s beautiful. 




Homework

 Math - p. 26 and 27, ODD     #1 - 29

SKIP all front-end estimation problems (6, 8, 18, 20) 

Tuesday, September 29, 2020

Prayer Space (or Prayer Table)

 We've been talking about creating a prayer space in our homes, similar to the one we have in our classroom. 

Alicia took a picture of her prayer space and shared it with me. Dulce shared a picture of her “Jesus Table.” Great job girls! 

What does your prayer space look like? 






Homework

 Spelling - test

September RQ is due tomorrow. 

Math - SeeSaw Addition Practice (on-line)

Letter formatting

 


Scholastic Book Club orders

 Today the October Scholastic Book Club magazine was sent home. Orders are due by Tuesday, Oct. 6th (the last school day before Fall Break).

Help us earn free books to add to our classroom library!

You can order on-line using this link and our 3G classroom code: N94FK.

 https://clubs.scholastic.com/home

 


 

Cursive video lesson: Hh and Jj

 


Monday, September 28, 2020

Homework

 Sept. 28th IXL is posted in Classroom. It's due on Monday. 

Sept. RQ is due on Wednesday. No late assignments will be accepted. 

IF YOU CAN, TAKE YOUR QUIZ TONIGHT. If you wait until tomorrow or Wednesday and don't pass it, you won't have time to retake it. You have to wait 24 hours in between retakes. 

Spelling - pre-test

Math - p. 22 & 23, EVEN only  (#2 - 24) 


Research and Writing

Through National Geographic Kids, we’re researching and writing about these beautiful birds and their habit.

There are more pictures on the St. Ann Facebook page. 






The St. Faustina Youth Society

 

Alternate text

The St. Faustina Youth Society (SFYS) is back! Mr. Maranise, the Middle School Religion teacher, will be joining us this year as a teacher sponsor along with Ms. Ghio.

     Last year we had 36 students from 3rd - 8th grade. Since that's such a large group, we are going to have to rethink how we gather. Once we have an exact number, we'll be in touch with parents and students, but it will still be after school at Holy Hour (3pm).

St.  Faustina Youth Society

For students in 3rd thru 8th grade

Dates: to be determined

Time: 2:50pm – 3:30pm

(students will meet Ms. Ghio  and Mr. Maranise outside the church at 2:50pm)

Chaplet of the Divine Mercy: 3pm in the Church

 

SFYS typically includes the following, but due to our current restrictions, we will not have some of these activities.

  • Off-campus service projects
  • Cop Stop and Firehouse Fiesta
  • Participation in special masses
  • On-campus service projects
  • Retreat
  • 8th graders will receive service hours

To sign up, email Ms. Ghio at annmarie.ghio@sascolts.org.

Week of Sept. 28th: Tentative Test Schedule

 Tuesday - Spelling pre-test

Wednesday - Spelling test

Friday, September 25, 2020

Focus Wall: September 28

 With our new Journey Series, we will have a Focus Wall with each story. It will include Spelling and Grammar information as well as vocabulary and reading comprehension skills that we'll be learning. 

For this first Focus Wall, we will NOT be using Grammar and Spelling. We'll wrap up what we're doing now.

Thursday, September 24, 2020

Wednesday, September 23, 2020

Homework

 Grammar - test

Science - if you didn't finish your Chapter 1 vocabulary, please complete it tonight. 

Have you finished your September RQ book? 

Have you started on your weekly Math, LA, and Science IXL? 

Happy National Comic Book Day (Sept. 25th)

 Comics are a great way to practice inferring, so today we read some comics and even watched a 2 minute clip of Fred and Barney trying to get out of going to the theatre with Wilma and Betty. 





Tuesday, September 22, 2020

The Rosary

 We’re learning more about the rosary and ways to honor Mary.  Today we prayed the rosary and reflected on the sorrowful mysteries. There are more pictures posted on the St. Ann Facebook page. 






Homework

 Math - test over Chapter 1 (all skills)

I have assigned the Chapter Review in Sadlier Math. We did the odd together in class, so you can do the even for extra practice. It's also the same work as pages 16 & 17 in your Math book. 

You also have the math manipulatives (number lines, place value charts, etc.)  in Classroom, if you need them. 

Work on your Weekly IXL -- due Monday, Sept. 28th

RQ - continue reading your Sept. RQ. Your quiz is due by Wed., Sept. 30th. No late quizzes will be accepted. 


JEANS DAY tomorrow for a $1 donation. 

Having a little fun between Math and Religion!




September Read ‘n Quiz. (RQ)

September RQ book and quiz are due next Wednesday, Sept. 30. 

Today after library, we reviewed RQ and where to find the link on the blog and how to log in. 

RQ grades are current in FACTS. If your child doesn’t have a grade, he/she hasn’t taken an RQ yet. 

LATE QUIZZES will NOT be accepted. The final day to submit the quiz is Wed, Sept. 30th. Any quiz submitted after that date will count toward October. 


3G Scholars! Don’t wait until the last minute!

You can read as many books and take as many quizzes as you want. I will take the HIGHEST score. 







Monday, September 21, 2020

Homework

 Grammar - Padlet

Handwriting - Gg and Ff, if you have not finished them. 

If you are missing IXL from last week, please do it tonight. 

If you are missing assignments from remote learning, I will email your parents and you today or tomorrow. 

Padlet: Compound Sentences

 

Made with Padlet

Tentatively weekly test schedule

 Wednesday - Math Chapter 1: number sense

Thursday - Grammar 

3G: Class Saint —. St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta, pray for us

 Throughout the school year we will be praying daily to St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta to help us be more like Jesus by serving the poor and those in need. 

We will be collecting food weekly to donate to the St. Vincent de Paul food bank.Students can bring in food each week to put in our collection box. Then each Friday when we go to mass, the students will deliver the food to the food bank drop off in the Narthex of the church. 





Meet our new adopted class pets: Lucy and Max

 





Coniferous and Deciduous trees


 

Goodbye, Social Studies! Hello, Science!

 We have now finished SS for term 1. Today we started Science and will continue until the end of term 1 on Oct. 6th. 




Sept. 21: New Spelling words

 Vowel sound in out and toy. (Words are also posted in Classroom)

The vowel sound in out can be spelled ou or ow

The vowel sound in toy can be spelled oi and oy


1,. proud

2. shower

3. hour

4. amount

5. voyage

6. choice

7. avoid

8. thousand

9. prowl

10. employ

11. bounce

12. poison

13. annoy

14. appoint

15. broil

CHALLENGE WORDS

16. however

17. mountain

18. coward

19. turmoil

20. chowder

Thursday, September 17, 2020

Friday, September 18: Morning Meeting review and reminders


 

Friday, September 18th Assignments

 Today's Specials: 

Art:   1:30pm   Group C       1:50pm Group D


Here is your work for today:

Reading: Inference 

Classwork: 
2. Read the post on the blog titled Inference:  What a Ride!
3. Answer the short answer questions in Classroom, Reading. 
Due date: today 

Spelling and Phonics: Long Vowel Digraphs. 
Classwork: Test in Meets today 

Grammar:  Compound Sentences  (review of a simple sentence) 
Classwork: Watch the video on simple and compound sentences. Read the notes posted on blog. 
Due date: today

Math: Problem Solving 
Classwork: We will correct the odd (#1 -5) on pages 14 & 15 in your textbook.  Do the even today for practice (#2, & #4) on page 15. 
Due date: today 

Social Studies
IXL: Identify the states in the West.  Work to 80%. 
Use the map to help your identify the states in the region. 


Religion: Chapter 3  Mary Trusted God              
Classwork:  Read pages 40 and 41. 
Due date: today 


Handwriting: Ff and Gg
Classwork: Continue practicing your new letters. 

Due date: Tuesday, Sept. 22nd 

Grammar Video Lesson: Compound Sentences

 A compound sentence has two simples sentences  joined by a comma and a coordinating conjunction. 

Each simple sentence has a subject and a verb. 

Coordinating conjunctions:   and, nor, or, but, so, yet




Inference: What a Ride!

 After reading this passage, complete the exit ticket in Classroom, Reading. 


I need to go across the street, but it's hard to walk on eight sore feet. Can I climb upon your shoe? I'll rest and get home fast, too! Wait a minute! My home's back there. I can't see my web anywhere. ...One hour later, and miles away...just my luck to ride a jogger today. 

Map of the United States

 

Update: Spelling test is Friday.

 Our spelling test over long vowel digraphs is Friday. 


Wednesday, September 16, 2020

Thursday, September 17th Assignments

 Today's Specials: 

Music:   Noon   Group C       12:20pm   Group D


Here is your work for today:

Reading: Inference 

Classwork: 
1.Watch the video lesson on inference.
2. Read the letter posted on the blog titled Inference: Camping Out. 
3. Answer the four questions in Classroom, Reading. 
Due date: today 

Spelling and Phonics: Long Vowel Digraphs. 
Classwork: Study for your spelling test
UPDATE:  The TEST tomorrow during your Meet session. 

Grammar:  Test day! 
Classwork: Complete your test in Classroom, Grammar. 
Print it or write the answers on notebook paper. Put your completed test in your Take Home folder.
Due date: today

Math: Problem Solving 
Classwork: We will discuss solving words problems in Meet. 
Complete the odd (#1 -5) on pages 14 & 15 in your textbook. 
Due date: today 

Social Studies
Classwork: Watch the video on the 50 states and their capitals
You can use the map that I posted on the blog to help you. 
Due date: Today 


Religion: Chapter 3  Mary Trusted God              
Classwork:  Watch the video on the Annunciation. Afterwards, complete the exit ticket in Classroom, Religion
Due date: today 


Handwriting: Ff and Gg
Classwork: Continue practicing your new letters. 

Due date: Tuesday, Sept. 22nd 

Thursday, September 17: Morning Meeting Review and Reminder

 Watch your morning review first. 


Inference: Camping Out

 Read this letter from Mikey to his grandparents. Then answer the questions in Classroom, Reading in Google Forms.


Dear Grandma and Grandpa, 

    We are camping at Bear Forest. All sorts of interesting things have happened. Freddy ran off with one of those stakes for the tent and buried it somewhere. That's okay, though. A lopsided tent has lots of character. Today, we went hiking in the forest for most of the day. I collected some really interesting plants that have leaves that grow in clumps of three. I wanted to show you some, but Mom told me to get rid of them right away. After supper, we built a big bonfire and got marshmallows out to toast, but a sudden thunderstorm forced us into our tent. (That's why I'm writing you this letter.) The rain is fine with me. Worms are crawling around everywhere, and Dad says they will come in handy tomorrow. 

    I guess that's all for now. Besides, I can't stop itching. 

                                                                    Love, 

                                                                     Mikey 




Video Lesson: Inference

 

The Annunciation

 After watching this video, go to Classroom, Religion and complete your exit ticket. 

The United States of America

 


Social Studies: The 50 states in the US and their capitals

 

Thank you

 Thank you to all my scholars who turned in their assignments on-time, including the ones turned in last night. 

We’re working on time management and personal responsibility in 3rd grade. I know it can be tough, but it’s important to learn those skills and to keep practicing. 

Keep up the great work, 3G scholars!





Tuesday, September 15, 2020

Wednesday: September 16 assignments

 Today's Specials: 

Computer:      9:30am       Group    C                         9:50am      Group  D

Art:            2:10pm   Group  A                 2:30pm     Group  B 


Here is your work for today:

Reading: 

Classwork: Re--read or finish reading Weather Clues in the Clouds (Epic). 
Take the quiz at the end. 
Due date: today 

Spelling and Phonics: Long Vowel Digraphs. 
Classwork: Continue to study your spelling words.
UPDATE:  The TEST will be FRIDAY during your Meet session.   (no pre-test)

Grammar:  Types of sentences: Exclamatory and Imperative 
Review and study for test. 
Complete the Padlet. Write two (2) exclamatory sentences and two (2) imperatives. 
Due date: today

Math: Rounding to the nearest hundred
Classwork: We will correct even (2 - 36) in your textbook on pages 12 & 13 together in Meet. 
Complete workbook page 9 and 10. Do NOT tear it out. 
Due date: today 

Social Studies
Classwork: Test. Your test will be OPEN BOOK. 
The test is in Classroom, Social Studies. 

Your test is today. When you complete it, please put it in your Take Home folder.   


Religion: Chapter 3  Mary Trusted God              
Classwork:  Read pages 38 - 39 and complete the activity on page 39. 
Due date: today 


Handwriting: Ff and Gg
Classwork: Continue practicing your new letters. 
Due date: Tuesday, Sept. 22nd

Wednesday, Sept. 16th: Morning meeting review and reminders

 


Padlet: Grammar

Write in complete sentences with correct punctuation and capitalization. 

 

Made with Padlet

Any questions?

 You can reach me in Hangouts, and we'll schedule some time in the afternoon, if you need any help. 

Monday, September 14, 2020

Tuesday, Sept. 15th Assignments

Today's Specials: 

Music class has been cancelled since Mr. Cooper will be attending a funeral at noon. This class will not be rescheduled. Instead, everyone can visit the Virtual Classroom for some music! 

Here is your work for today:

Reading: 

Classwork: Read Weather Clues in Epic. Take the quiz at the end. Make sure you read it today and re-read it tomorrow, and then take the quiz on Wednesday. 
Due date: Wednesday 

Spelling and Phonics: Long Vowel Digraphs. 
Classwork: 
Continue to study your spelling words.
The TEST will be FRIDAY during your Meet session. 

Grammar:  Types of sentences: Exclamatory and Imperative 
HO pages 13 and 14 in Classroom, Grammar. 
Please print the HO or write your answers neatly on notebook paper. Put it in your Take Home folder when you're finished. 
Due date: today

Math: Rounding to the nearest hundred
Classwork: We will correct odd (1 - 37) in your textbook on pages 12 & 13 together in Meet. 
Continue to practice by completing the even on page 12 & 13, #2 - 36. 
Due date: today 

Social Studies
Classwork: Check out the Quizlet Flashcards in Classroom for lessons 1, 2, and 3. 
Study for your test on Unit One, lessons 1, 2, and 3. 
Your test is Wednesday.  


Religion: Chapter 3  Mary Trusted God              The Rosary 
Classwork:  Watch video on the rosary with Brother Francis on Formed. After, complete the Google Forms in Classroom, Relgion. 
Due date: today 


Handwriting: Ff and Gg
Classwork: Watch the video lesson and begin practicing your new letters. 
Due date: Tomorrow, Tuesday, Sept. 22nd

Tuesday, Sept. 15: Morning Meeting review and reminders

 I forgot to let you all know that Music class is cancelled today. Mr. Cooper will singing at a funeral today at noon. Those groups that miss Music today will not be rescheduled. 

Visit our virtual classroom today and touch the record player. 




Video Lesson: Cursive Ff and Gg

 


September 14: Weekly IXL Assignments

 This week's  IXL assignments are posted in Classroom. They are due on Monday, Sept. 21st. 

We will not have Social Studies IXL this week. Focus in studying for your test using the Quizlet study guides posted in Classroom under Social Studies.

Remote Learning Update

 3G Parents -

I just sent you all an email with an update on remote learning. Please check your email. 

Thank you


Sunday, September 13, 2020

Monday, Sept. 14th: Morning Meeting review and reminders

 


Monday, September 14th Assignments

 Today's Specials: 

Students in groups A & C will have Computer:
Group A:  Computer 9:30am - 9:50am     
Group C: Computer 9:50am - 10:10am      

Students in groups A & B will have PE
Group A:   PE    1:30pm - 1:50pm 
Group B:  PE     1:50pm - 2:10pm


Here is your work for today: 

Reading: Summarizing: Beginning, Middle, and End (retelling) 

Classwork: Watch the video lesson on Retelling. 

In Epic, read Choose to Reuse. Then in SeeSaw (your log-in is in your planner), complete the activity titled Retell a Fictional Story. We will be practicing writing about the beginning, middle, and end of the story. 

Due date: today


Spelling and Phonics: Long Vowel Digraphs. 
Classwork: 
Continue to study your spelling words.
The pre-test will be Thursday. 

Grammar:  Types of sentences: Exclamatory and Imperative 
Classwork: SeeSaw  (your log in is in your planner) 
There are two assignments in SeeSaw. Choose one to complete. 
Due date: today

Math: Rounding to the nearest hundred
Classwork: Watch the video lesson, then complete the odd (1 - 37) in your textbook on pages 12 & 13. 
You can practice building numbers using the practice chart posted on the blog (it's above our Specials Schedule on the right hand side). I'll show you how to use it in Google Meet. 
Due date: today 

Social Studies
Classwork: Check out the Quizlet Flashcards in Classroom for lessons 1 & 2. 
Start studying for your Social Studies test, which will be on Wednesday. 
Due date: today 


Religion: Chapter 3  Mary Trusted God
Classwork:  Read pages 35 - 37. You do not have to complete the activity. We'll go over the rosary together in class on Tuesday. 
Due date: today 


Handwriting: Cc and Dd
Classwork: Finish Cc and Dd.  
Due date: Tomorrow, Tuesday, Sept. 15th

Video lesson: Math Rounding to the nearest hundred

 


Video lesson: Reading Retelling (beginning, middle, end)



Week of September 14: Tentative Test Schedule

 Wednesday - SS test over Unit 1, lessons 1, 2, & 3

Thursday - Grammar test 

Friday - Spelling test


Remote Learning Update

 I have emailed your parents an update on remote learning. Please have them check their emails. 

Thursday, September 10, 2020

Friday, September 11: Morning Meeting review and reminders

 


Today’s Special class: Art: 

Groups C (1:30pm - 1:50pm) & D (1:50pm - 2:10pm). 


Class work: If you did not finish any work from this week, please finish it today. I checked Classroom, and there are many of you who did not turn in your Religion assignment. It’s a grade. 

Also, make sure all your written assignments are in your Take Home folder. 

Have you finished your Social Studies geography work? 

Phonics HO p. 13? 

Main idea and supporting details graphic organizer? 

Math workbook page 7 and 8? 

Late Work reminder: If your work is one day late, it’s -10 points. Two days, it -20, and after three days, it’s a zero. 

Please keep up with your work. 


Here is your work for today: 

Reading: Main Idea and Supporting details

Class work: Quiz over Ganesha’s Sweet Tooth. The quiz is in Classroom, Reading, in Forms. It's open book. 

Due date: today


Spelling and Phonics: Long Vowel Digraphs. 
Class work: 
Continue to study your spelling words. The pre-test will be next week. 
Phonics handout (HO) page 13. The PDF is in Classroom. 
Due date: Today

Grammar:  Types of sentences: Exclamatory and Imperative
Class work: In Classroom, there is an assignment for you to write one paragraph. It was must have at least one exclamatory and one imperative sentence. 
Your paragraph should be at least six (6) sentences. Use correct capitalization and punctuation. 
Due date: today

Math:  
Class work:  Work on your weekly IXL assignment in Classroom. 
Due date: Monday 

Social Studies: Geography lesson 
Class Work: Read Landforms in Epic. Complete the Google Forms (Exit ticket) assignment in Classroom. 
Due date: today 


Religion
Thursday’s assignment: Seven of you have not turned in your class work from yesterday. Please complete it today since it’s a grade. 

Class work: Say an extra prayer for all those who are sick or suffering, especially those who died on Sept. 11, 2001 in New York City. 

Due date: today 


Handwriting: Cc and Dd
Class work:  Practice Cc and Dd. 
Due date: Tuesday, Sept. 15th


IXL 
Due date: Monday: Math, Language Arts (LA), and Social Studies 

SURPRISE: Go to Classroom, Homeroom. 
Check out the virtual Classroom for a fun surprise. 
Happy Friday! 


Wednesday, September 9, 2020

Thursday, September 10th Assignments

 If you have PE today, you will need 4 pieces of paper and 1/4 bottle of water. 

Groups C (1:30pm - 1:50pm) & D (1:50pm - 2:10pm) have PE today. 


Here is your work for today: 

Reading: Main Idea and Supporting details

Class work: Using the graphic organizer in Classroom (Reading) Ganesha’s Sweet Tooth, write the main idea of the story and give three support details (text evidence to support the main idea).

WRITE IN COMPLETE SENTENCES, please. 
Due date: today

Spelling and Phonics: Long Vowel Digraphs. 
Class work: 
Continue to study your spelling words.
Phonics handout (HO) page 13. The PDF is in Classroom. 
Due date: tomorrow (Friday) 

Grammar:  Types of sentences: Exclamatory and Imperative NEW! 
Class work: Watch video and read the new notes posted on the blog. Complete the Padlet. 
Write one exclamatory sentence and one imperative sentence. 
Due date: today

Math: Rounding to the nearest ten
We will correct the even together in Hangouts. 
DO NOT begin this class work until you meet with me in Hangouts. 
Class work: 
Complete WORKBOOK pages 7 and 8. DO NOT tear out. Please leave it in your workbook. 
Due date: today 

Social Studies: Geography lesson 
Class Work: Lesson 3, open book
Complete the Google Slides in Classroom (Social Studies). 
Due date: today 


Religion: The Saints: Our Heavenly Friends
Watch the following video on Formed. I do not have your log in, so please check with your parents. I've also re-posted the sign up in case you don't have an account yet. 
Classwork: In Classroom, Religion, complete the Google Form on this video. This will be a graded assignment. 
Due date: today 


Handwriting: Cc and Dd
Class work: Watch the video from yesterday on how to write Cc and Dd. Practice. 
Due date: Tuesday, Sept. 15th

Thursday, Sept. 10th: Morning Meeting: Reviews and Reminder


 

Grammar Notes: More Types of Sentences

 Exclamatory  (exclamation) - expresses feelings and usually ends with an exclamation point. 

Example: Wow! What awesome students I have! 

Imperative (command) - tells you to do something (action) and typically ends with a period. 

Example: Study for your test. 

Grammar video lesson: Exclamatory and Imperative Sentences


 

Grammar Padlet: Exclamatory and Imperative Sentences

 

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Formed: free Religious movies and show for St. Ann students

 I posted this in August, but just in case you and your parents didn't sign up, here's another opportunity. You will need your own account for today's religion assignment. 


Formed

We will use Formed for Religion, if we at some point have to move to remote learning. Please sign up for a free account, which is offered through St. Ann Church to you as a St. Ann School family member.

Follow this link:  Sign up for FORMED
FREE Catholic Content - Available for you! 


Even if we don't have remote learning, please feel free to use your account to access free religious movies and shows, like Brother Francis, Padre Pio Miracle Man, and more!

Our classroom saints