Grade 3 Monthly Blog

Happy New Year and  Welcome 2026! Happy New Year everyone, I hope that you had a wonderful and restful Christmas break.  This is the month that we are going back where we left off and we will start something new to learn.  In Language Arts, we are continuing with our Spelling program. We will also continue our Novel Study - Chocolate Touch. Give yourself a pat on your shoulder as you are doing a wonderful job in doing and answering all those comprehension worksheets. You are all doing an amazing job. Keep it up. We are also going to continue learning about grammar, phonics and writing in your journals. We will continue working on our comprehension skills.  In Math, we start with a short unit about Roman Numerals. Introduce to them a little bit about the basics. It is always important to know a little something about this topic. It may be a difficult topic but it is worth it.We continue with our Mad Minutes using Addition and Subtraction and solving Word Problems....

It really hard to believe that we are now on the fourth month of school - December.  We have been busy preparing ourselves for Jesus' coming.  At school, the kids are busy practicing and preparing for the Christmas Concert to share with their families.  We may be busy, we still find time to do our learning in the classroom.  In Language Arts, we are working on our reading comprehension about Advent and Christmas. In phonics we still continue enhancing our dictionary skills. And in grammar, nouns - common and proper, singular and plural. We practice our writing through our Gratitude Book and Family Book. We will be continuing with our weekly spelling program as well and adding special units.    In Math we are working on our skip counting to 100 by 3’s and 4’s.    We will be working on our skip counting to 1000 by 5’s, 10’s, 25’s and 100’s.    We are also continuing to practice our addition and subtraction facts to 18 for quicker recall an...

We are now on the third month of Grade 3. Whew! How time flies so fast?  There are so many things that had happened and is going to happen this month.  First, we started this month by celebrating our school mass with Archbishop Albert LeGatt. We are fortunate to have our school visited by His Grace, Archbishop LeGatt. The Grade 3s worked so hard to make this school mass a successful event. They practiced. They read and sang very well. I am so proud of them.  Second, the provincial assessment were done. The Grade 3s did their best and they had good results. The results were given to the parents. They can ask about the results and what it meant for their children during the conference.  Third, we had our Student-Led Conferences. The Grade 3s had worked so hard to prepare their portfolios so that they have something to show to their parents. They were able to talked about their work and what were they proud of this term and what needs to improve. It was great to speak w...

  October is always the busy month for the  Grade 3.  Provincial assessments are conducted during this month for both Reading and Numeracy.  We are still learning and making sure that the daily routine have been followed. B ut we want to make sure that we are practicing the routine, until everybody gets it correctly and properly. Grade 3 is considered to be the "transition year".  New things have been learned this year. They have tests in almost every subject.  It is very important for them to copy the dates written in their agenda for tests and other important information. Parents, please make sure that you check and sign their agenda everyday. The Grade 3's need to be responsible in bringing home duotangs for the subject/s that they need to study.  In Religion, we learned about God's Love. We have short units as well about the Ten Commandments, The Creation, and St. Gerard Majella. We already participated for the nine days novena for St. Gerard. Octo...

Welcome to our Grade 3 class!  We have a tremendously exciting–and busy-year ahead.           I am very very happy to let you know that the opportunity to teach your child is a privilege and a responsibility I take very seriously. I will do my very best to motivate, comfort and appreciate your child and all the gifts he or she will bring to our classroom.           Let me tell you a little secret. I will teach them to the best of my abilities but  I will need your help. Whether it’s ensuring your child has completed homework assignments, helping him or her study for test, or simply asking your child, “What surprised or excited you in the classroom today?”, your encouragement and interest will definitely make a huge difference.           I will keep you informed of the work your child will be doing, as well as any special events going on at our school and in our classroom. Wi...

 Wow! It’s hard to believe it is already June and the end of the school year is upon us. With that being said, we still have a lot of learning and fun activities in the weeks ahead. In Language Arts we are finishing up our last spelling unit for the year. We have started to learn cursive writing and will continue to practice our phonics, grammar, reading and writing throughout the month of June. In math, we finished up our fractions unit. We will start a short unit on time to end the school year. In Science, we are learning about different structures and the materials that are used to build them. We are learning about the different strengths of materials and how you can make a structure stronger by using different shapes, materials or designs. In Social Studies, we are looking at different parts of a map and how to read a map. We are learning about world geography and looking at the different continents and oceans of the world. In Religion, we just finished up our Month of Mary and...