Grade 3

May 29-June 2

This week in math we are continuing our learning on measurement. In Social studies, we have shifted our focus to Global citizenship. In science we are reviewing our life cycles and animal needs in preparation for our field trip. In ELAl, we are finishing our poetry unit by writing a personal anthology as well as beginning a research project and presentation for an animal we will be encountering on our field trip.

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Important Dates

  • May 29- Non instructions day (no school)
  • June 8- Field trip
  • June 9- Non instructional day (no school)
  • June 21- National Indigenous Peoples Day
  • June 29- Last day of school 

Mrs. Preece

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May 22-26

This week in math we are writing our fractions test and them beginning our work on measurement. In ELAL we will continue our poetry unit, focusing on limericks. In social studies we will continue to explore rights and responsibilities focusing on rights to home. In science, we will shift gear towards animal life cycles as we prepare for our field trip.

There are no more WOW words but students are encouraged to continue to practice them at home.

Roland Michener Online Apparel Store

Our online apparel store is now open and families can place orders now to get ready for the new school year. Please use the link below to place your orders.

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Important Dates

  • May 29- Non instructions day (no school)
  • June 8- Field trip
  • June 9- Non instructional day (no school)

Mrs. Preece

==========================================May 15-19

This week in math we continued to work on fractions, what they are, how to write them and comparing fractions. In ELAL we read non-fiction text and practiced our annotation reading strategy. We also began our poetry unit learning about Haikus. In Science we did our final bridge building, putting together all the things we learned that make bridges strong. In social studies, we began our new unit on Rights and responsibilities specifically learning about children's rights.

WOW words

This is our last set of WOW words for the year

·      young

·      talk

·      soon

·      list

·      song

·      being

·      leave

·      family

·      it’s body

Important Dates

  • May 22- Victoria Day (no school)
  • May 29- Non instructions day (no school)
  • June 8- Field trip
  • June 9- Non instructional day (no school)

Mrs. Preece

===========================================May 8-12

In math, students are beginning to learn about fractions and what they represent. In Social and ELAL, students are completing their research on one of the four countries we have focused on. They will be using the information collected to write a series of postcards to share their information about their country. In science we will be wrapping up our learning on bridges.

WOW words

·      watch

·      far

·      real

·      almost

·      let

·      above

·      girl

·      sometimes

·      mountain

·      cut

Important Dates

  • May 9- Field trip
  • May 22- Victoria Day (no school)
  • May 29- Non instructions day (no school)
  • June 8- Field trip
  • June 9- Non instructional day (no school)

==========================================May 1-5

This week in learning:

This week we are wrapping up our unit about goods and services in social studies by writing about a trip to one of the four countries we've studied. In ELAL, we will be writing postcards with the information gathered in social studies as well as working on more prefix practice. In Math we are wrapping up division by learning to decide if we are multiplying or dividing based on the information that is given. In Science, we will continue to learn about bridges and what makes them strong.


WOW words

·      hear

·      often

·      without

·      second

·      late

·      miss

·      idea

·      enough

·      eat

·      face

important dates

  • May 3-Hats on for Mental Health day- Wear a hat to school
  • May 5- Non instructional day (no school)
  • May 9- Field trip



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We would like to wish our families that celebrate, a very joyful Eid. 

Eid is a day to cheer and to laugh with all your heart. It’s a day to be grateful for all of your blessings. 

May you find a million reason to make your life more beautiful on this day. May the joy of Eid be multiplied a thousand times and stay with you forever.

Eid Mubarak!

===========================================April 17-21

This week's learning:

In ELAL we have continued our work on prefixes and suffixes, as well as learning more about the Seven grandfather teachings from the Blackfoot peoples. In Social, we are continuing our work on goods and services focusing on Ukraine. In Science we are going to be applying or understanding of how to build load barring structures and using it to construct bridges. In Math, we are continuing to build our understanding of equal sharing as it pertains to division.


WOW words

  • important
  • until
  • children
  • side
  • feet
  • car
  • mile
  • right
  • walk
  • white

Important dates

  • April 11-28-Gymnastics unit in PE
  • May 3-Hats on for Mental Health day- Wear a hat to school
  • May 5- Non instructional day (no school)


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April 11-14

Welcome back! I hope you had a relaxing spring break.

This week's learning

In math we will continue to develop and understanding of sets as they pertain to division and equal groupings. In ELAL, students are finishing up the final week of their literature circles as well as focusing on learning about prefixes. In Science, students are building a small piece of furniture to apply what they have learned about fastening. In Social studies, students are shifting their focus from Peru to Tunisia and their goods and services.


WOW words

·      life

·      always

·      those

·      both

·      paper

·      together

·      got

·      group

·      often

·      run

Important dates

  • April 11-28-Gymnastics unit in PE
  • May 5- Non instructional day (no school)



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March 20-24

This week's learning

This week in math we are beginning to explore the relationship between multiplication and division. In science we are completing and testing our sky scrappers and begin to plan how to construct a piece of furniture. In Social Studies, we are starting a new unit on goods and services in all four countries. In ELA, we continue to read our books and participate in our literature circles.

WOW words

  • along
  • might
  • close
  • something
  • seem
  • next
  • hard
  • open
  • example
  • begin

Important dates

  • March 24-Last day of school before Spring Break.
  • March 27-April 10- Spring Break
  • April 10- PD day, No School
  • April 11-Classes resume

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March 13-17

This week's learning

This week in math we are continuing to acquire strategies for multiplication. ELAL we are staring a mini unit of literature circles to practice reading comprehension. In Science we continue to explore materials for building and in social we are finishing the geography of different countries and comparing them.

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WOW words

  • light
  • thought
  • head
  • under
  • story
  • saw
  • left
  • don't
  • few
  • while

Important dates

  • March 24-Last day of school before Spring Break.
  • March 27-April 10- Spring Break
  • April 10- PD day, No School
  • April 11-Classes resume


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March 6-10

Student-Led conferences and Book Fair

Student-led conferences are this Thursday from 3:30 pm to 7:15 pm, and Friday from 9:00-3:00 pm. If you have not booked a time, please do so using your MYCBE account. Bookings close at midnight on March 8th.

Below is a message from Ms. Townsend about the book fair that will run in person during student led-conferences.

Dear families,

Mark your calendars! The fun and excitement of a Scholastic Book Fair is coming to our school!

So save the date! Our Scholastic Book Fair will take place on March 9th and March 10th in the library during conferences

And for parents, friends and family that can't join us in the school, be sure to join us online with our Virtual Book Fair Extension! Our online shop will be open on the first day of our Fair, but you can view a selection of the books you'll find here:

https://virtualbookfairs.schol...

This week:

In math, we continue to learn strategies for multiplying. In ELA, we are stating a short unit on literature circles. In Science, students continue to explore materials and techniques for building things. In Social, we are continuing our exploration of how the environment where people live has on their lives and focusing on Ukraine and India.

WOW words

·      last

·      school

·      father

·      keep

·      tree

·      never

·      start

·      city

·      earth

·      eye

Roland Michener School On-line Store

The online store is now open. Please place your orders by March 10th for early April delivery.

https://rm-apparel.square.site...

Important dates

  • March 10- Non-instructional day (No School)
  • March 9 and 10-Student led conferences
  • March 24-Last day of school before Spring Break.
  • March 27-April 10- Spring Break
  • April 11-Classes resume

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Feb. 27-March 3

Student-Led conferences and Book Fair

Student-led conferences will be next week on Thursday from 3:30 pm to 7:15 pm, and Friday from 9:00-3:00 pm. Please watch your inbox for an email from Ms. Haniak with instructions on when and how to book your conferences using PowerSchool.

Below is a message from Ms. Townsend about the book fair that will run in person during student led-conferences.

Dear families,

Mark your calendars! The fun and excitement of a Scholastic Book Fair is coming to our school!

So save the date! Our Scholastic Book Fair will take place on March 9th and March 10th in the library during conferences

And for parents, friends and family that can't join us in the school, be sure to join us online with our Virtual Book Fair Extension! Our online shop will be open on the first day of our Fair, but you can view a selection of the books you'll find here:

https://virtualbookfairs.schol...

WOW words

·      high

·      every

·      near

·      add

·      food

·      between

·      own

·      below

·      country

·      plant

Important dates

  • March 10- Non-instructional day (No School)
  • March 9 and 10-Student led conferences
  • March 24-Last day of school before Spring Break.
  • March 27-April 10- Spring Break
  • April 11-Classes resume

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Welcome to Grade 3 with Mrs. Preece


Welcome back for the 2022-2023 school year! I hope that you’ve had a wonderful summer break. 

My name is Karla Pineda Preece and I will be your child’s teacher. I am thrilled to be welcoming students into our classroom on Monday, August 15, 2022

On the first day of school, check the class lists outside the school to confirm your child’s teacher. Teachers will be outside with signs for students to identify them.  Students will then meet their teacher near the playground line up and enter through the doors facing the parking lot. 

Staff will be outside at 7:53 and the bell to line up will ring at 7:58 am, students will enter the school with their teacher at 8:00 am, and are dismissed out the same door at 2:40pm. 

Please have students arrive with:

  • Indoor shoes (to leave at school) 
  • Water bottle
  • Lunch and snack (please note that all garbage from lunches goes back home)
  • Backpack for all belongings
  • Headphones (labelled with your child’s name, if your child does not have headphones to bring, they will use the shared ones in the classroom) 
  • All personal belongings labelled with name
  • *Please note that you do not need to send any school supplies with your child, we have everything we need! Thank you!

Important notes:

Please feel free to email me if you have any questions. We are looking forward to seeing your children and getting our school year off to a great start on Monday, August 15th. 


Have a wonderful weekend,

Mrs. Preece

kppinedapavo@cbe.ab.ca


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