Week of May 4th - May 8th
Upcoming Events:
Monday, May 4th-Homework sheet due!
Tuesday, May 5th - NWEA Reading Test
Wednesday, May 6th - Late Start
Thank you!
Thank you to all of our chaperones who attended the zoo!
We had a great time, and appreciate you joining us!
NWEA TESTING
We will taking the NWEA Reading on Tuesday this week. Please make sure your child eats a healthy breakfast, gets enough sleep, and is ready to do their best on the test.
3rd Grade Reading Camp
One of our favorite traditions in 3rd grade is having Reading Camp! On Friday, May 22nd from 9:00am-11:30am we spend the whole morning doing activities that involve, you guessed it, reading! We do this event on the courtyard in the back of the school. In order for this fun event to happen, we are looking for parent volunteers in a couple of ways. We need volunteers to help us run the event, and also some tents and canopies to make it really feel like camping! If you can help out, we would love for you to sign up here. Please let us know if you have any questions.
Updated End of the Year Dates
Upcoming Events:
3rd-5th Grade Track Meet - May 8th at the high school (Parents may volunteer here: Track Meet sign-up! or just attend)
Kiwanis Park - Tuesday, May 19th from 9-11:30am (We will celebrate our ice cream multiplication on this day at the park too.)
Reading Camp at Lincoln - Friday, May 22nd 9:00-11:30am (Volunteers needed - see above!)
Lincoln School Picnic/Field Day - Tuesday, May 26th (During the day, volunteers needed)
We have been working on the multiplication and division challenge...ice cream and have noticed there have been several students that have forgotten their math facts they worked so hard to learn in January! Please continue reviewing these facts with your child. We will celebrate everyone's hard work learning their multiplication and division facts with an ice cream party at the end of the year. :)
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Weekly Specials Schedule:
What we are learning this week!
ELA - Module 3: The Waste Cycle: How We Make Trash
Math - Unit 6, Mass and Volume

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