1. Third Grade Newsletter
News for the Week of September 27th, 2016
HABIT #7 Sharpen the Saw
Balance is Best
I take care of my body by eating right, exercising, and getting enough sleep
I balance my time between school, community activities, family, and friends
DATES TO REMEMBER:
Sept. 30th- Pirate 3:15
October 21st-HOMECOMING
October 13th -14th –Fall Break
October 24th-P/T Conferences 12:30-6:30
U.E. Schedule:
7:40-8:05 Breakfast is served
8:10 School Day Begins
11-11:20 3rd Grade Lunch
11:20-11:40 3rd Grade Recess
12:30-1:20 3rd Grade Activity
Release Times:
3:55 Car Riders & Early Bus
4:05 Late Bus
Lesson 3
Spelling List
Skill:long /a/ and /e/
lay, real, trail, sweet, today, dream, seem, tea, treat, afraid, leave, bait, screen, speed
Review:
paint, please
Challenge:
Yesterday, explain
Sentence:
It was a real treat to drink sweet tea today.
had to pay the price.
A Note from the Teacher…
Weekly Assessments: Graded weekly assessments come home every Tuesday. Please review the problems missed with your child. The assessments cover the standards that are projected to be on the new state test.
REMINDERS:
STAY CONNECTED: Our classroom has a class page at It will contain our weekly skills and spelling words, newsletters, and classroom photos. Select your campus from the top of the page and locate my name under staff. Additionally, you may sign up for remind to receive updates and reminders by texting @tatum3rd to
Power School: You can keep up to date with your child’s grades. If you have internet access, you can review your child’s grades in Power School. Call the office for your log in and password. I normally update grades on Sunday and Monday evenings.
Yearbooks: Yearbooks are on sale now- They cost $35 until the end of the first semester. After that they are $45.
Snacks: Please send enough snacks for 26 students once per month.
Mrs. Tatum’s Activity Schedule
Tuesday-Music
Wednesday-Thursday-
Friday-
Tuesday-
OUR LEARNING GOALS
Reading: Story: “Destiny’s Gift” Genre: Fantasy
Our target skills this week will be the understanding characters and determining the message of the story.  
Language Arts: We will identify simple and compound sentences.
Spelling: Long /a/ and long /e/ words.
Math: We will subtract large numbers with regrouping.
Contact: Joy Tatum Cell: