Mar30

GSRP Pre-K Registration Postponed Until Further Notice

Week3/30/2020

Mar29

Hello Parents and friends!!

3/30/2020

Here is a schedule of what is expected of you each day. For example, you look at Monday and scroll down. You will see activities that need to be done for  ELA, Math, Brain Break, Social Studies and Science. You are only expected to finish those listed for Monday. You do not need to continue on to Tuesday or any other day. When it is Tuesday, you are expected to do the work listed under Tuesday and so on. 

Thursdays and Fridays are Make up days– which means any work that wasn’t finished can be done that day. I will be checking your work daily.I know I have the best third graders in the world and you will get your work done. 

Also, you need to keep up with Gym, Music, Science Enrichment, and Art.  Check out their blogs.

Mrs. Faryniarz asked you to check out her blog:

3rd Grade Lessons

You can reach me on classdojo for any questions or concerns.

Remember to read everyday even on Saturdays and Sundays!! 

SPELLING WORDS:

Choose any activity. One activity a day. Take a picture or video and send on classdojo.

  1. Rainbow words
  2. Choose 6 words and put them in a sentence. Record and send on classdojo
  3. 3 times each.

afteralthoughbecausebeforeifoncesinceunlessuntilwhenwhile

3/16/2010MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday
ELARead a book of your  choice and write about it. Then,send a picture on classdojo.Writing: log into study island. Your assignment is there.Send a video of you reading a book of your choice demonstrating fluency. Just as if you were the characters in the book.Can’t wait to see you reading!!Make up Day
Any work not done, can be turned in this day. 		Make up Day
Any work not done, can be turned in this day. 
MathMathathon;Practice for 10 minutesZearn module 5 (You should be on Lesson21 , if not you need to catch up)Zearn module 5 (You should be on Lesson 22 , if not you need to catch up)
Make up Day
Any work not done, can be turned in this day. 		Make up Day 
BrainbreakSend a video of you on classdojo doing 20 jumping jacks.Send a video of you on classdojo doing stretching for one minuteSend a video of you on classdojo running outside in the yard for one minute.Make up Day Any work not done, can be turned in this day.Make up Day 
Any work not done, can be turned in this day. 
Social Studies
Go on study Island -Social Studies. There has been an assignment added for both classes Elward and Logel. Complete Human EnvironmentInteractionread Open Book page 81. Think about the economy of Michigan 100 years from now. Write what is one thing that you think will be different from Michigan’s economy today?  

Make up Day 
Any work not done, can be turned in this day.		Make up Day 
Any work not done, can be turned in this day. 
Science:Go on study Island -Science.There has been an assignment added for both classes Elward and Logel. Complete Life Cycle. 

Make up Day
 Any work not done, can be turned in this day.		Make up Day Any work not done, can be turned in this day. 

Mar29

Detroit Public TV Programming for Kids

Starting Monday, March 30, Detroit Public TV is responding to the learning needs of families with children at home as a result of Michigan schools being closed because of the COVID-19 crisis by adjusting its entire daytime programming schedule. 

From 7am until 6pm Monday through Friday, DPTV will offer blocks of programming geared to specific age groups – early childhood, middle school and high school – on its main broadcast channel (56.1), as part of a collaboration with Michigan’s public television stations and the national PBS system.

DPTV’s schedule during those hours will be filled with PBS programming that aligns to curriculum goals, with online learning activities associated with each show. 

The new daytime schedule draws on many popular PBS programs, like “Masterpiece,” “NOVA,” “American Experience,” and recent specials, we know our adult viewers who also find themselves at home will find it appealing.

While Michigan schools are closed this school year, weekday programming will be as follows:

  • 7am to 9am — Current PBS KIDS programming (Ages 2-8 years old)
  • 9am to 1pm — Grades 4th-8th
  • 1pm to 6pm — Grades 9th-12th

Parents and caregivers seeking traditional PBS KIDS programming after 9am will find it on the 24/7 Detroit PBS KIDS Channel (56.2). Programming will go back to our original schedule once the need is over.

In this challenging time, Detroit Public TV remains committed to creating content and resources that lead to positive outcomes for all in our community.

Student work

Mar27

I like to share what our friend at Oakman is thinking during his Remote Learning at home .