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Meet the 3 rd Grade Team! Basic Daily Schedules Curriculum Math, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts Blending Learning Effort/Grades FCPS Portrait of a Graduate Organization and Study Skills Recess Student
Math, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts
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9:10-9:15 Morning Announcements 9:15-9:30 Morning Meeting 9:30-10:20 Reading Workshop 10:20-11:00 Writing Workshop 11:00-11:35 Lunch 11:35-11:50 Recess 11:50-1:00 Math Workshop 1:00-1:30 ROAR 1:30-1:45 Recess 1:45-2:40 Science/Social Studies 2:40-2:50 Closing Circle 2:50-3:50 Specials 3:55 Dismissal
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The amount of hard work you put into something. Making a serios attempt at completing something to the best of your ability.
4 – Exceeds – You followed the criteria for completing your project. You worked independently. Your work is everything a “meets” project is, but you have put in additional work, creating an excellent final product. 3 – Meets – You followed the criteria for completing your project. You worked independently and only needed minimal assistance. Your work meets the expectations for a standard grade level project. 2 – Approaches – You followed some of the criteria for completing your
Your work does not meet the expectations for a standard grade level project. 1 – Emergent – You followed a minimum or none of the criteria for completing your project. You needed help with the entire project Your work does not meet the expectations for a standard grade level project.
classroom and backpack organized.
academic planner up to date. Homework is written on the first day of the week and last day of the week.
not just looking at the book.
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a group to promote learning
active listening; effective writing
creative ways; uses art
environment; demonstrates empathy, compassion, and respect
meets goals; belief in self
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Based on feedback and in collaboration with the Laurel Ridge PTA and the Robinson Pyramid elementary schools, we have e det etermi mined ed that t during g the school
ebrat ate student dent birth thda days ys with h non-edible edible treats ts begi ginn nning ng this s school
2020) 0). Cupcakes, candy, and/or any other edible food items will not be allowed. Our teachers are committed to recognizing your students’ special days and will be providing students a menu of items from which to choose to celebrate their birthdays. These items may include and would not be limited to choices such as pajama day for the whole class, the opportunity to sit in a special chair for the day or an invitation for a special guest to read to the class. In addition, our PTA has generously agreed to provide a birthday pencil for every student on their birthday (or half-birthday for summer birthdays).
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**These dates are tentative.**
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