Barter Means Trade

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 Bartering

Students:
     Please login to your Pearson Account and read “It’s a Fair Swap” and “Let’s Make a Trade.” These books will help you to better understand questions in the Social Studies section of the 3rd Grade TCAP Sampler that we use in class.

     After you read your choice of book(s), please answer the Reader Response questions at the end, and post your answers here, in complete sentences.

I encourage you to make comments about the books or any part of the TCAP sampler!

Ms. Neely

Time for Time!

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clock

Dear Students:

     Please answer the following questions here in complete sentences, and share what you know about telling time: 

1-What time is it on the clock above?

2-What time will it be in 15 minutes? 

3-What time will it be in 30 minutes?

4-What time will it be in one hour?

5-What time will it be in one hour AND 30 minutes?

6-One hour is equivalent to how many minutes?

7-How many minutes are in one hour AND 30 minutes?

8-Share anything else you know about telling time.

Click Here for Extra Clock Practice.

TCAP Sampler Page 63

Fun With Science/Rocks, Minerals

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The Rock Cycle

The Rock Cycle

Students:
     Please login to your Pearson Account and read “The Rock Collection,” “Fun With Science,” or “A Gem of a Tale.”  These books will help you to better understand questions in the Science section of the 3rd Grade TCAP Sampler that we use in class.

     After you read your choice of book(s), please answer the Reader Response questions at the end, and post your answers here, in complete sentences.

I encourage you to make comments about the books or any part of the TCAP sampler!

Ms. Neely

Clouds & Weather

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Anemometer

Anemometer

Students:
     Please login to your Pearson Account and read “How Clouds Are Made” or “Measuring the Weather.”  These books will help you to better understand questions in the Science section of the 3rd Grade TCAP Sampler that we use in class.
     MISSION: After you read the book, please list at least two TCAP Sampler questions the book helped you to answer. Post your answers here in complete sentences.

Also, I encourage you to make comments about the books or any part of the TCAP sampler!

Ms. Neely

Needs, Wants, and Other Economic Terms

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piggy_bank

Students:
     Please login to your Pearson Account to read “The Economy & How it Works.” This book will help you to better understand several questions on the Social Studies Economics section of the 3rd Grade TCAP Sampler that we use in class.
     MISSION: After you read the book, please list at least two TCAP Sampler questions the book helped you to answer, and tell the page numbers and headings of “The Economy & How it Works” that helped you answer each question.  Post your answers here, in complete sentences.

Also, I encourage you to make comments about the book or any part of the TCAP sampler!

Our Holiday Video

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Mission: Generalizations

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whale

Students,

To complete this mission, login to your pearsonsuccessnet.com account, listen to the audio books, “A Day With the Dogs,” or “Whales and Other Animal Wonders,” and be sure to post your Reader Response answers here, in complete sentences.

Ideas in what you read are sometimes alike in several ways.  To GENERALIZE, you can make a general statement about them together.  Look for clue words like most, many, all, some, or few.  Ask and answer questions as you read to help you reach a generalization

“Twice is Nice” Mission: Recycling; Natural Resources

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recycle
Students:

Want to learn more about recycling and other ways to conserve the Earth’s natural resources?

To complete this mission, login to your PEARSON ACCOUNT, listen to/read your choice of at least one assigned book, and be sure to post the title of your chosen book(s), along with your Reader Response answers here, in complete sentences.

–Ms. Neely

Solar System Mission

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Students:

Did you know that the change in seasons that’s causing this nice, cool weather we’re having is related to our solar system? In our study of the solar system, you’ll not only learn what causes the seasons to change, but many other interesting facts, such as why we have night and day and why the moon seems to change shape.

I invite you to get a head start by reading your choice of online books on the solar system. Login to your pearsonsuccessnet.com account, listen to the audio books, and be sure to post your Reader Response answers here, in complete sentences.

Click Here for a Fun Magic Schoolbus Activity.

Enjoy! –Ms. Neely

Our First Class Video!

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