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Third Grade Curriculum Night September 25, 2013

Third Grade Curriculum Night September 25, 2013. Common Core. State Standards ELA Math Writing “I CAN” … WKCE/MAP. Grading. 5 Point Proficiency Scale 4-Advanced 3-Proficient Formative 10% 2-Basic Summative 90%

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Third Grade Curriculum Night September 25, 2013

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  1. Third Grade Curriculum NightSeptember 25, 2013

  2. Common Core • State Standards ELA Math Writing “I CAN” … WKCE/MAP

  3. Grading • 5 Point Proficiency Scale 4-Advanced 3-Proficient Formative 10% 2-Basic Summative 90% 1-Minimal 0-No Attempt

  4. ELA • Targets are in three main categories. • Informational • Literature • Foundational • Fluency, Comprehension and Retelling

  5. Word Study • Based on a specific weekly skill and high frequency words • 9 words • Friday test • Words in assignment notebook

  6. Writing 3 genres of writing each trimester • Narrative • Opinion • Nonfiction • Cursive • Keyboarding

  7. Math • Workshop approach-stations • Units-by trimester • Origo supplements • Best Practices • I-pads Journals • Facts • IXL • Xtramath

  8. Extras • Homework-Weekly Math/Reading • Recess • Missed Work/Absence • Assignment Notebook

  9. SDW Music Standards PERFORM Students will sing, alone and with others, a varied repertoire of music. Students will play, alone and with others, a varied repertoire of music on instruments. CREATE Students will create music. LITERACY Students will read and notate music. RESPOND Students will analyze and describe music. Students will respond to music through movement. CONNECTIONS Students will relate music to the other arts and disciplines outside the arts. Students will relate music to history and culture.

  10. Thank you for your support. We appreciate the opportunity to work with you and your children.Mrs. Day, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Sudfeld

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