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This Week Jan 29- Feb 2

Math:  This week in math we are continuing with multiplication and introducing the concept of division. Here is a resource that you might find helpful. I have also posted it to the weekly homework! Introduction to Division Language: We are now into Narrative writing and looking at what defines a narrative text. Coming up: 1. As a class we will discuss parts of a narrative (i.e. setting, characters, problem, solution). 2.Students will then have hands on practice identifying these characteristics in small groups. They will be given a short narrative text, read it and have to pull out all the parts of a narrative. 3. I will model how to brainstorm and write a short narrative. 4. Students will practice writing short creative paragraphs. The final project for our narrative writing unit will be that each student creates and writes their own short narrative in class. Science: Continuing on with our Forces unit, we will be conducting experiments in class and recording o

Week of Jan 8-12

Welcome Back Grade 3's! Happy New Year! I hope everyone had a safe and happy Christmas break. We're already back in the swing of things and working really hard. Homework:   Unfortunately, due to unforeseen IT issues with Hapara, homework was not shared with students until this afternoon. Students have until Monday to complete the homework. **Permission forms for the field trip to snowshoe in Gatineau Park were sent home and are due back on  Friday, January 12th.  Math: This week we will be exploring addition & subtraction word problems that require multiple steps in order to find the solution. This includes working with 3-digit numbers for both adding and subtracting. Students are encouraged to continue using a variety of strategies to solve the math problems, but also practice using the standard algorithm to double check their work. Language:   We are continuing to write persuasive texts. This week we started with a shared reading of " I Wanna Iguana".