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Mrs. Garmon’s Third Grade

Mrs. Garmon’s Third Grade . Arnold Mill School Curriculum Night August 27,2013. 7:20 – 8:00 Successmaker , DOL/DOM/Journal Check in (make lunch choice, unpack, turn in Homework 7:55 – 8:45 Science/Social Studies (EIP Reading)

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Mrs. Garmon’s Third Grade

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  1. Mrs. Garmon’s Third Grade Arnold Mill School Curriculum Night August 27,2013

  2. 7:20 – 8:00Successmaker, DOL/DOM/Journal • Check in (make lunch choice, unpack, turn in Homework • 7:55 – 8:45 Science/Social Studies (EIP Reading) • 9:00 SNACK/Class reader • 9:00-10:00 Math • 10:00 – 10:50 Reading/Language Arts/Check DOL/DOM/Fill out agenda (9:50 ESOL) • 10:54 – 11:24 Lunch • 11:35 – 12:25 Specials • 12:30 – 12:50 Recess • 12:55-1:10 Storytime • 1:10 Language Arts/Writing • 1:25 – EIP Math 1:25 – 2:15 • 1:50 -2:10 Dear Time (3 child at a time may go to Media Center • 2:10 – 2:15 Review of Day/Prepare to go home

  3. Third Grade Activities A Year of project and events are in store for you • August Flat Stanley • September Habitat Project • October Mineral Research • November Greek Day DRESS UP • December Giving Tree • January Snowman Heritage Project • February Biography Fair • March Lemonade Wars • April CRCT, Market Day • May Class Play, Field Day • Field Trip • Tullus Museum • High Tech/HighTouch

  4. Communication • Email barbara.garmon@cherokee.k12.ga.us • Agenda • Notes Be sure and write your child name and my name on all notes. These are sent to the office in the morning. Please tell you child that you have put a note in the binder. • Phone Calls • Conferences • There is no such thing as TOO much communication!! Please no emails about transportation. School rule.. We must have a note about transportation change. We can not take your child’s word!

  5. Agenda • Please make sure you check and sign your child’s agenda each night as well as reading log. Table captains check these daily. • Your child is responsible for writing down the day’s homework each day. • Do not write transportation notes in the agenda. These notes have to be sent to office.

  6. Grades • This is the first year that the students will receive progress reports and report cards with a grading scale. My grade book is electronic which you will have access to on parent connect. • A 90-100 • B 80-89 • C 71-79 • D 70 • F 69 and below

  7. Organization Binders • Please make sure that your child brings their binder and any textbooks back to school each day. There are 3 page protectors for homework, spelling and reading log to help your child with organization. • Please do not take anything out of the binder without checking with your child. Your child is responsible for this binder! • We really try to instill good organization habits this year. This is a life skill and will help prepare them for 4th. • You can help by having your child organize his/her room. Dedicate a quiet place for homework.

  8. CRCT Reading • Students MUST pass the Reading section of the CRCT in order to pass the 3rd grade. 800 is a passing score. • Suggestions for helping at home. • Read with you child nightly • Ask you child questions as they read • Take trips to the library Math is still very important. Students must pass math and reading in the 5th grade. It’s never too early to start practicing or reviewing addition and multiplication facts!!

  9. Reading • Assessments- • Pearson • STAR • AIMsWeb • Literature Circles • Basal skills

  10. Math • Third Grade Standards • Addition and Subtraction (should be mastered) • Multiplication and Division • Fractions • Geometry and Measurement • Algebra • Problem Solving • Multiplication Facts!!!!!

  11. Science and Social Studies • We alternate between science and social studies units. • Third Grade Science Standards • Georgia Habitats • Rocks, Soil, Fossils • Heat • Magnets • Third Grade Social Studies Standards • Map skills • Famous Americans through history • How conflict causes changes • Greece influences on our government and architecture

  12. Homework • Children will have homework nightly. Every night the girls and boys need to read 15 minutes. • They may also have reading or math homework. • We will have projects throughout the year. • Your homework: • Be sure and sign reading log and agenda. Children earn buck-a roos for turning in homework on time and having papers signed. We have a special snack on Friday for all who qualify for this special treat.

  13. What if my child loses math homework? • There is still hope: Remember this: • Go to my website, Math, Houghton Mifflin, Pick the unit we are on, • Leveled practice, (which is the homework) • Look through until you find the assigned page. http://mysite.cherokee.k12.ga.us/personal/barbara_garmon/site/pages/Math.aspx

  14. Accelerated Reader • I want all the child to be the best reader he/she can be. To be a good reader, you have to read! Each quarter the children will have a goal to meet. At the end of the quarter, we have a special celebration for all children who meet his/her goal. • . Looking for an AR Book? • Go to AME Media Center • http://www.cherokee.k12.ga.us/Schools/arnoldmill-es/media/default.aspx If the book is not AR, you may go to Book Adventure to take a comprehension test or your child may write a book report on the book. I will assign points to go toward AR goal.

  15. What is PBIS? This stands for Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports. • School wide expectations are: • A- Acting Responsibly • M Making Good Choices • E- Exhibiting Safe Behavior • S- Showing Respect When students are “caught” going above and beyond these characteristics then they are rewarded with a Buckaroo! See flyer on desk for more information.

  16. Behavior Book • When students do not follow the rules, they are given a yellow warning card. At some point duirng the day they will come and discuss the unacceptable behavior. • If the behavior continues, they will receive a red card and will have to write the incredibly long paragraph on how to behave at school which has to be signed by parents.

  17. Sites of interest to you • My webpage • http://mysite.cherokee.k12.ga.us/personal/barbara_garmon/site/default.aspx • Arnold Mill Site • http://portal.cherokee.k12.ga.us/Schools/arnoldmill-es/extranet/default.aspx • Georgia Standards • https://www.georgiastandards.org/Pages/Default.aspx

  18. Communication • We currently have 413 parents subscribed to Remind 101.  • Please remember to encourage them to subscribe. • Text: 678-619-2585 • Message:  @52da2

  19. And now for a quiz….. How well did you listen?????? • If you have any questions you may email me. I will respond but it will probably not be during the day, but afterschool. • Thank you so much for coming. I hope I have given you lots of information that will help you help your child be successful in third grade.

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