The end is in sight. Our class wrapped up a long year of hard work this week by finishing our peanut baby books, learning more cursive, reflecting on memories of third grade, and enjoying a few extra fun things this week. One fun thing we did was eat popcicles! Dear, sweet Mrs. Bannon and Mrs. Hillenburg threw me a popcicle party to celebrate my graduation this weekend! It was a perfect day to enjoy a frozen treat outside! You probably have noticed that your child brought most of their "desk" home. Today, we cleaned out most of our desks with the exception of a few items. Even though most of our stuff is home, it may be a good idea for your child to bring their backpack Monday. There are still a few things to be passed back and brought home.
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Happiest Mother's Day goes out to all you wonderful mothers! I hope your day was special looking at your blessings and being appreciated for all the hard and wonderful work you do!
I just wanted to remind you that tomorrow is field day! Your child will need tennis shoes, sunblock, and a sack lunch (unless they ordered one from the cafeteria). A change of clothes is also a good idea because I hear they can get pretty dirty and even wet! I will get our weekly post out in the next couple of days but I wanted to remind you of field day! Have a good evening! This week...
I'm sure you all had some proud new "parents" come home last Friday and tell you the exciting news that our class adopted peanut babies! Each student has written a persuassive letter to the "adoption agency" (the teachers) explaining why they would be a good, fit parent to take care of a little peanut. This project allows for some fun and creativity, while allowing students to practice responsibility for something and have the opportunity to write about it. All library books should be turned in this week. Keep your eye out for any stray books laying around your home and get those sent back in! Thursday, our third graders will be walking to the high school to watch Suess Sayers be performed. This is just a fun, short trip that the elementary students have been able to take to watch this neat little production. We also have the Book Fair going on this week! Be sure to visit and check out some of the great books that are being offered! Friday is the last day to visit. Friday is the day of many great things! Friday is also the famous school carnival! Be sure to bring your family and come enjoy a night of food, fun, and auctions! We are hosting Wii games in our classroom! If you would still like to volunteer to help for a bit, contact me or Rebekah Brymer! Friday will also be our last spelling test! So have your child study extra hard and go out on a high note in spelling! :) Field Day Next Monday will be our Field Day. Be sure your child wears tennis shoes to protect their feet while playing and so they can play hard! Sunblock is another must. 3rd grade won't start until 12:00 and will go to 2:00, so we'll be right in the heat of the afternoon. Send sunblock with your child so he or she can lather up before playing! You also might want to send an extra change of clothes. Rumor has it that students can get dirty and maybe even a little wet during the day. Students will also need a sack lunch from home that day. Please have your child tell me ASAP if they would need a sack lunch for Monday. I will turn my count in tomorrow or Wednesday so the cooks can have plenty ready. I think that is all for this week! Have a great one! Only two more Mondays left for this school year... Mrs. Letterman Here are a few pictures from yesterday's math lesson and today's bowling trip! We had a great time. Thanks to Lighthouse Lanes for letting all 62 of our 3rd graders come bowl...at once! :)
(Sorry the bowling pictures are a little hard to see. They got to glow bowl!) Just click on the link below. http://animoto.com/play/1YCh5C1GBbhOQNUkB9VheQ |
AuthorMrs. Letterman is a third grade teacher at Willard East. This is her 8th year in Willard, but her 10th year to teach third grade! Archives
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