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Parent/Teacher Conferences Thursday, March 11, 2010 If you received a yellow form, you have the option of choosing not to have a conference at this time. If your form is blue, it is not optional. We must have a conference. March 10-Awards Assembly Spring break March15-26 Please visit the state department’s web site and view the practice AIMS with your child. Have a great break. http:/www.ade.state.azus/ All students need to memorize the multiplication tables 1-12. Practice can be accomplished by writing, reciting, flash cards, or games. AR goals for the 3rd quarter have been set. Each |
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Our Specials’ Schedule : Monday: Library 8:30-9:00 PE 12:45-1:15 Tuesday:Music 12:45-1:15 Wednesday: Computers 8:30-9:30 Thursday: PE 12:45-1:15 Friday: Music 12:45-1:15 |
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Absent students may request daily homework/class work by 12:00. It can then be picked up in the office after 3:00. Requests for work after 12:00 will be available the next day. Don’t panic! Remind students that for each day of absence, there are two days allotted for making up missing work. |
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student’s goal increased by 5 points. Each should be reading 20 minutes nightly in addition to assigned homework and any unfinished work. Many students are working hard to memorize the multiplication tables. Division is very difficult for those who don’t memorize the facts. Also, I will not accept corrections for sentences for the remainder of the year. Students must check their work. Third grade sentences must begin with a capital and end with correct punctuation. Sentences should be more than 5 words and make sense. Students were prepared for this new procedure last quarter. Daily, vocabulary words and definitions should also be practiced 5 minutes. Your help and encouragement will enable each to meet the challenges that this quarter will present. Sincerely, Mrs. Allison |
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Timed Math Facts Begin Third graders are encouraged to practice, practice, practice. Times for 3rd graders to complete math facts are: Addition—3 minutes Subtraction—3 minutes Multiplication—5 minutes |