3B Class - Christina Myers

Planner/Take Home Folder

Please be sure to check your child's take home folder and planner. Your child's planner should be signed/initialed each night to ensure communication between home and school. Homework, reminders, and notes will be written daily.

Spelling Words (10/07)

clue

tuna

root

June

flute

blue

chew

choose

glue

noodle

truth

blew

stew

duty

rude

Challenge Words

jewel

duet

Reading

Please be sure your child reads "Crinkleroot's Guide to Knowing Animal Habitats" outloud to you at least once this week.  Your child will need to review the week's vocabulary words too. 

Behavior - Daily Colors

Each day your child will write a color in his/her planner.  Each color represents the type of day he/she had:  purple - awesome; blue (gray) - great; green - good; yellow - warning; orange - laps; red - laps, office visit, and/or contact with parents.  

Questions/Concerns

Please feel free to contact me at the school (465-8532) or email me at cmyers@scotland.k12.mo.us.

Vocabulary Words

habitats - the place where an animal or a plant naturally lives and grows

rich - able to produce much, fertile

variety - a number of different things

patch - a small area

migrating - moving from one place to another

vast - very great in size

prey - an animal that is hunted by another animal for food

recognize - to know and remember from before, identify

Dates to Remember

November 15    Mid-Term

November 18    Science Fair for 5th and 6th Grade

November 22    7th Book Report Due

November 23    No School

November 24    No School, Thanksgiving

November 25    No School

Reminders

  • Please read and sign the planner every night, as well as, look through your child's take home folder.

  • Your child may redo his/her homework (not quizzes, tests, and/or true and false work) in order to receive a better grade.  However, he/she must return it within one day of being returned.  No late work can be redone. 

  • Students may bring water (only) into the classroom daily.

  • Sign in at the office when you enter the building to receive a visitor pass.

  • Doors to the school open at 7:45 a.m.

  • School starts at 8:20 a.m.

  • Your child will be dismissed on the fourth bell (3:12) if you are picking him/her up.  Please wait in the car pick-up lane until the buses leave to pick up your child.


Book Reports

In order for your child to receive the reading circle certificate for third grade, he/she must complete 16 book reports (11 fiction and 5 non fiction). Your child may choose  how to complete the  book reports: computer test at school (accelerated reading program), written, or orally. There is a list of books that may be read at the public library if he/she chooses to do AR book reports on the computer. To receive credit  for an AR book report, your child must receive a  70% or higher on the computer quiz. Written and oral  forms are in the classroom. Your child may complete the forms at home or at school. Oral reports will be given on Friday afternoons.

Be sure your child is reading books on his/her reading level for book reports.

I will send home due dates for all the book reports. This will be a guide for you and your child to use for pacing purposes. However, all 16 will be due by the end of the year. The following is a list of the book report due dates:  

1st - Sept. 2, 2nd - Sept.16, 3rd - Sept. 30, 4th - Oct. 14, 

5th - Oct. 28, 6th - Nov. 11, 7th - Nov. 23, 8th - Dec. 9, 

9th - Jan. 13, 10th - Jan. 27, 11th - Feb. 10, 12th - Feb. 24,

 13th - March 10, 14th - Mar. 24, 15th - April 7, and

16th - Apr. 21