Welcome to Ms. Schmidt’s 3rd Grade Class Page!
Email: aschmidt@olcacademy.net
Scholastics Class Code: PXHHX
Weekly Newsletter 1.21
Drop Off & Dismissal:
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All 3rd grade parents will drop-off and pick-up their children at the side doors near 111th Avenue (right doors facing the school). Teachers will bring the students in. -
Morning time: 7:45 to 8:05 A.M only (early comers will sign-up for morning care; late comers will get late slips at the office)
Afternoon time: 3:00- 3:10 P.M. only (after 3:10, students will sign-up for after-school)
Snack:
We would like Monday through Thursday to be healthy
snacks: Fruits, Vegetables, or Yogurt ONLY!!
Drinks should also be healthy and sugar free.
Friday is ‘Free’- The students can bring in
any snack that they want.
Reading Log:
For the remainder of the school year, your child will have a book to read of their choice in their Read Every Day Book Bag. This bag is used to help you and your child stay organized and prepared. Please assist us in the process by reading the included book with your child each night, then have them chose a question on the backside of this paper and answer it on the reading log in a complete sentence. Please make sure all books and reading logs are returned every Friday or the day before the weekend.
Gym – Monday
Spanish – Wednesday
1.20 No School
1.24 ½ Day Dismissal
Monday 1.20
Tuesday 1.21
- Common Core Monday & Tuesday
- Reading Log
- Go Math 624B
- Spelling Worksheet
Wednesday 1.22
- Common Core Wednesday
- Reading Log
- Subject Verb agreement worksheet
- Mathletics
Thursday 1.23
- Common Core Thursday
- Reading Log
- Go math 629-630
- Spelling Worksheet
Friday 1.17
No Homework 🙂
1.21 Science Lessons 1-10
1.23 Weekly math quiz
1.24 Spelling & Comprehension Test
1.28 Religion tests Chapters 7,8,9
1.31 Japan quiz
Same spelling as last week
- unhappy
- recall
- disappear
- unload
- mistake
- misspell
- dislike
- replace
- mislead
- Disagree
- rewrite
- unroll
- unknown
- dishonest
- react
- unfortunate
- discourage
- uncomfortable
- recycle
- mispronounce
How to Raise a Raisin
- area- a space used for a special purpose
- artificial – made by humans, not by nature
- grapevine – a woody vine on which grapes grow
- preservative- a substance used to keep foods from spoiling
- proof- anything that can be used to show that something is true or real
- raise – to lift
- raisin – a dried grape
Antlers- bony, branching growths on the head of a male deer, elk, or moose
Imagined- made a picture or idea of something in your mind
languages -human speech, spoken or written, of different groups or countries
narrator – the person who tells a story
overhead – over the head; on high above
Poked- pushed with force against someone or something