Hi folks!

We are heading into the fourth week of school and starting to get into the grind. Grade 3 Math has begun! We are learning about hundreds - how to represent (pictures and numbers), break it down, say aloud, bigger/smaller etc. Our guided reading has started too. We've had our first English writing sessions and French is soon to come! Our first unit is about visible and invisible traits.

Our class has started learning about Orange Shirt day and residential schools. They may have some questions for you. CBC kids has some great content if you'd like to watch as a family.

Homework: remember, students have lots of choices for what works for your family. Levelled books (in French and English), word cards, Math game, and online games (Lalilo and Splashlearn passwords are in the front of their agenda). Just 10-15 minutes is needed whenever works for your family. Again, it's easiest to write afterschool transportation for students in their agenda.

If students are finished with their public library books, feel free to send them in. I can return them for you.

Lastly, please check out some pictures on our class site: Mme. Robichaud | King Street Elementary (nbed.nb.ca)

 

MON: Cross-country practice for those involved (pickup @3:45)

TUES: 

WED: Picture day! Cross-country meet at England's hollow (pickup or bus?)

THURS: Terry Fox Walk @10:30

FRI: School library day, Orange Shirt Day, Month-end assembly

MON, Sept 30: No School (National Day for Truth and Reconcilliation)