1. Mrs. Brindle/Ms.Kurilec
Mrs. Brindle/Ms.Kurilec
3rd Grade/Room 1.240

3. Mrs. Brindle

4. Ms. Kurilec

5. 8:00 am – Class Meeting
8:10 am – Reading/Guided Reading/Vocab
9:00 am – Content Areas
9:30 am – D.E.A.R/Snack
9:50 am – Specials
10:40 am – Enrichment Centers/read Aloud
11:12 am – Lunch
11:55 am -- Recess
12:25 pm– Math/Guided Math
1:20 pm- ELA
2:10 Dismissal

6. Arrival Time: 7:15 – 7:50
Dismissal Time: 2:10- 2:20
**Transportation changes can not be ed to the teachers, you MUST call the front office for any and all transportation changes.**

7. Follow Directions the 1st time
Allow others to learn
Follow Directions the 1st time
Take responsibility for your own actions
Have FUN while learning
Be a respectful, responsible, role-model

8. **Only late buses will receive breakfast after 7:40.
Cost: $1.25
Lunch 11:12- 11:42, Table 12
Cost $2.50
If you need to child needs to eat breakfast they should be here before 7:40 am and they should go straight to the cafeteria before coming to the classroom.
**Only late buses will receive breakfast after 7:40.
Parents coming to eat with their students will eat on the stage with their student only or outside at the picnic tables

9. Snacks Rules about Please send a healthy snack with your child daily.
We only have time for each student to eat one snack. Please no drinks. Water is Allowed
Donated snacks are always welcome

10. Special Events 2 classroom parties per year Winter Holiday Celebration
End of Year Celebration
Birthday Celebrations
If you would like to send in a special treat for the class, we celebrate during lunch.
Teachers do not sit with the students, so parents are asked to stay and pass out treats.

11. Level 3+ =Exceeds Standards – In addition to the 3, makes applications and inference beyond expectations
Level 3 = Meets the standards consistently and independently
Level 2 = Progressing – The student is making progress toward meeting the standard.
Level 1: Limited progress or does not meet the standard.
Reports cards will be sent home every nine weeks.
Progress Reports will only be sent home (at 4 ½ weeks) for the students who are showing limited or minimum progress towards meeting the standard or for behavior concerns.

12. Third grade is a BIG jump for students and sometimes it can be a difficult for
both parents & students especially, when it comes to the amount of
homework. DO NOT WORRY!!
Homework is being reduced to a minimal amount this year. We will have
a weekly fluency passage and ELA weekly work. Thursday nights students will need to study for the Vocabulary assessments on Fridays. Math homework will only be given 2 to 3 nights weekly depending on the concept being taught.
Students are expected to read 20 minutes each night in a book of their choosing. Students are also expected to practice math facts for 10 minutes a day when other assignments for math have not been given. Please check your child's agenda and red folder daily.

13. Quarter 2: Multiplication, Division, 2-step word problems
Quarter: Rounding, Addition, Subtraction, place value, compare/contrast numbers, Addition/subtraction words problems
Quarter 2: Multiplication, Division, 2-step word problems
Quarter 3: Fractions, geometry, 2-step word problems, measurement
Quarter 4: Review all standards

14. Quarter 1: Narrative/Opinion Quarter 2: Informational/Expository

15. Quarter 1 Quarter 2 Quarter 3 Quarter 4 Rocks and Minerals
Soils and Fossils
Quarter 3
Georgia Habitats and Adaptations
Quarter 4
Conservation and Recycle
Heat

16. 4 types of productive resources
Quarter 1
4 types of productive resources
American Indians
Quarter 2
Explorers
Map Features
4 types of productive resources
Quarter 3
British Colonial America
Quarter 4
Government
Civics
Goods/Services

17. Science Lab
P.E
Computer Lab
Music
Art

18. We will have more information about field trips by the end of August……
We are hoping for 2 out of school field trips & a few in-house.

19. We LOVE having parents volunteer for various activities in our class, being a mystery reader and coming in to copy…. We will send out s regarding volunteer sign-ups

20. Thank you for sending in school supplies
Thank you for sending in school supplies!! We will periodically ask for supplies throughout the year such as glue sticks, pencils and Kleenex.

21. Testing Dates: IOWA: 9/11-9/15 CoGAT: 9/6-9/8 Milestones: 4/11-4/20
8/30: Early Release
9/25-9/29: Fall Break
10/12: Early Release
10/16-10/20: Conference Week (Early Release)
11/14-11/16: Family & Friends Luncheon
12/20: Class Holiday Party
3/14/18: Early Release
5/4/18: 3-5 Field Day
5/16/18: Class End of the Year Party
Picture Days:
October 3rd & March 2nd

22. See Flipbook for personal cell
Mrs. Brindle
See Flipbook for personal cell
Ms. Kurilec

23. student id#@nickajack
MyOn
School:Nickajack
User: student id
Password: read
Cobb Digital Library
School: Nickajack
User: student id
Password: read
IXL user:
student
Password: math

25. B3 Be A Better Brave Positive Thoughts + Positive Actions
= Positive Results
Be A Better
Brave
Classroom
Grade level
School-wide
Students learn appropriate behavior of a respectful, responsible, role-model through instruction, practice, feedback, and positive reinforcement.

28. Classroom Blog
This will be updated on a weekly basis so that parents and students can review Vocabulary Words each week. Important information and links will also be updated as needed.