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Reading Log Grammar Worksheet: Capitalization and Quotations

This document provides a weekly schedule and announcements for a 3rd grade class. It includes assignments like a reading log, grammar worksheet, and math homework covering degree measures, symmetric shapes, congruent figures, and 3-dimensional shapes. It discusses an upcoming unit on writing fiction where students will practice "story watching" by looking for small moments they can write about in their writer's journals. Announcements include upcoming forest schools, parent-teacher conferences, a mother's day fun run registration deadline, and a 3rd grade science fair.

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Reading Log Grammar Worksheet: Capitalization and Quotations

This document provides a weekly schedule and announcements for a 3rd grade class. It includes assignments like a reading log, grammar worksheet, and math homework covering degree measures, symmetric shapes, congruent figures, and 3-dimensional shapes. It discusses an upcoming unit on writing fiction where students will practice "story watching" by looking for small moments they can write about in their writer's journals. Announcements include upcoming forest schools, parent-teacher conferences, a mother's day fun run registration deadline, and a 3rd grade science fair.

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Week of:

March 9

Name:

Reading Log
Grammar Worksheet: Capitalization and Quotations
Math Homelinks
6.8 Degree Measures
6.9 Symmetric Shapes
6.10 Congruent Figures
6.11 3-Dimensional Shapes
6.12 Making a Solid Shape
Minute Math
Living by Fiction: Story Watching

scarlet tanager

Have you heard of bird watching? You know how some people tramp through meadows
with binoculars around their necks, at the ready for a whir of color? I see it! they
exclaim, after finding a scarlet tanager. Writers live in a similar way: we watch the
world carefully to discover surprising story ideas. Remember that we learned earlier
that Robert McCloskey was driving through Boston when he came to a long line of
traffic. He looked ahead to see what was causing the problem and saw a line of ducks
quacking across the street. Voila! The story idea for Make Way for Ducklings was
hatched!
This week we begin our much awaited unit on writing fiction.
It is our goal to begin looking, once again, for small moments that
will become the starting point for realistic narratives. This week
want you to story watch and write down seeds ideas in your
writers journal. Collect as many ideas as possible, though 3
entries is a good start.
FYI:
Forest Schools Tuesday, March 10th
Parent Teacher Conferences (no school) Monday and Tuesday, March 16-17th. Make sure youve
signed up for a ?me!
Mothers Day Fun Run Saturday, March 22nd at 9:00am. Today is the last day to register!
3rd Grade Science Fair Thursday, March 26th at 12:20pm in the Science Lab.

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