Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Veteran's Day Holiday and Weather Day Thur and Fri. November 11-12!

Indian Projects

One of my favorite units of 3rd grade has finally arrived:  Early American Indian tribes- Ch. 3 in Social Studies.  The kids have absolutely loved this chapter, and don't want to give it up! 
These American Indians came from the 4 corners of the U.S. 
They are:
Navajo--Southwest
Yurok---North Coastal California
Cherokee--Southeast
Haudenosaunee--Northern New York and Wisconsin. 
Each student chose their favorite tribe and built their project at home.  Thank you, Parents for participating and helping your child with his/her projects!
They've all learned so much and had a lot of pride in their homes.
Next is Ch. 4...Explorers Arrive

Monday, October 25, 2010

Spelling Words 10-25/10-29-10

Write words 3X each Mon-Tue. night.  Spelling test is Wednesday!

1.  still              10.  winter
2.  with            11.  tight
3.  his               12.  sight
4.  bright         13.  fly
5.  might         14.  sky
6.  my              15.  pumpkin
7.  why            16.  lightning  (not lighting-be careful) 
8.  visit            17.  nightmare
9.  picnic         18.  recycle

We will try to get our  homework words written before going home this week! 


This week is drug awareness week. 


                                                                           Us today--most all wearing red! 

Monday-wear red shirt/socks
Tuesday--wear blue shirt and blue jeans
Wednesday- wear green
Thursday-wear camouflage
Friday-team shirt day

Halloween carnival is this Thursday at 5:30

Social Studies- We are studying ch. 3-Early American Indians.  More this week on that.  It's going to be fun!!

Have a great week!!

Friday, October 22, 2010

Lunchtime!

                            Good old lunchroom memories!


My pink buddy...Mrs. Bolding, who is always my supporter. 
                                                   Love you, Mrs. Bolding!

Halloween Carnival

Our annual Halloween Carnival is Oct. 28, 2010 beginning at 5:30 in the elem. end of the school.  Please come!  Lots of fun and games.

Beginning Monday Oct. 25th, we will be observing Drug Awareness Week.  I am sending home a schedule of events for the week concerning what to wear each day if you want to participate.  Here they are in case you need them again:

Mon- Wear red day--Wear red shirt and socks.
Tue-Wear blue shirt and blue jeans
Wed-Wear green clothes.
Thur-Wear camouflage 
Fri-Wear favorite sports team shirts are available at school if you'd like to purchase them early.

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Artistic Expressions will be here tomorrow to do a Christmas ball ornament with your child.  If you haven't sent your money in and would like to still order one, the cost is $16.00 and due tomorrow.  These ornaments will be treasured for years to come!  Make checks out to Thorsby School.

Monday, October 18, 2010

Spelling Words 10-18/10-22

Write Spelling words 3x each Mon-Wed night.  Practice test on Thursday.

1.  body                  10.  Ohio
2.  socks                 11.  hello
3.  gold                    12.  road
4.  most                  13.  coach
5.  ago                     14.  load
6.  coat                    15.  fossil
7.  toast                   16.  volleyball
8.  monster            17.  potato
9.  collar                 18.  oatmeal

Reading-  We are reading from a tradebook, Strega Nona.  They won't have their own copy, so anything coming home will be what they can do without the book.  Test will be strictly comprehension and will be Wednesday.  Ask them about Strega Nona.  It's a very interesting book!  They have their A.R. chapter books they need to read from nightly--at least 1 chapter.  A.R. test is due this Friday. 

Math- We are beginning rounding this week.  They will begin having a homework worksheet coming home Tue-Thur nights.  Tonight is still too early to have them rounding at home.  Please work with your child Tue-Thur. reinforcing the rounding rules. 

Notes:
Miss Rebel Pageant is Nov. 9th.  Girls will be bringing home a form Monday night.