Snapshot #7 (Week of 10.15.2018 & 10.22.2018)
- Maxine Dee
- Oct 11, 2018
- 2 min read
Topic 4: Use Multiplication to Divide: Division Facts
Relate Multiplication and Division
Use Multiplication to Divide with 2,3,4, and 5
Use Multiplication to Divide with 6 and 7
Use Multiplication to Divide with 8 and 9
Multiplication Patterns: Even and Odd Numbers
Division Involving 0 and 1
Practice Multiplication and Division Facts
Solve Multiplication and Division Equations
Make Sense & Persevere in story problems
Topic 5: Fluently Multiply and Divide within 100
Patterns for Multiplication Facts
Use of Multiplication Table
Find Missing Numbers in a Multiplication Table
Use Strategies to Multiply
Solve Word Problems: Multiplication and Division Facts
Write Math Stories: Multiplication
Write Math Stories: Division
Math Practices & Problem Solving: Look for & Use Structure
Reflex Math Program: Students should be achieving a green light everyday- Monday-Friday. Some students may have time to complete this assignment at school. If not, please add this for homework. Our goal is to be 100% on Multiplication and Division by October 31st.
Language Arts:

Reading Street Story: I Wanna Iguana
Students will be learning about:
Comprehension: Compare & Contrast, Visualize
Conventions: Singular and Plural Nouns
Spelling: Unit 2 Week 2: Final Syllable -le
Vocabulary: Unfamiliar Words
Writing: Opinion
Content Integration:
Science: Living & Non-Living Things
Students are learning about living, non-living, and once living things.
Students will be building a terrarium in class and make observations.
Announcements:
October 22 & 24 | SALTA Testing
In our classroom during school hours.
Students may wear PJs & slippers.
Students are encouraged to bring a healthy snack for themselves both days.
October 24| Picture Retakes
October 25 | Pumpkin Book Reports Due
30 Book Challenge:Please update the list each week to capture all of your students' reading adventures!
Brain Boosters
Third graders attend special classes on Tuesdays and Wednesdays for Brain Boosters. Students rotate through the following classes this year:
Creativity Computer Lab taught by Mrs. Lindsay Christensen
Playworks (P.E. based program) taught by Mrs. Leesa Mansouri
Music taught by Mrs. Katie Rasmussen
Library taught Mrs. Janis Kearl and Mrs. Annette Evans
Please look at the following schedule to determine when your students' brain booster occurs. Make sure students bring/wear appropriate shoes during Playworks and return library books on the correct day.
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