What are we studying?

  • Homework: Week of May 20th - Our Student Led Conferences will be May 22nd at 8:30 am. Please let me know if an adult cannot be here for your child so I can make sure to have another adult from our building available. We will decorate our BLUE shirts on Friday for Third Grade Field Games on Tuesday (last day of school). Look for ice cream permission slip in Tuesday folders.
  • Writing- We are busy choosing pieces for our showcase portfolios and reflecting on our growth in third grade.
  • Reading - Mrs. Forseth is giving us free time to do extended reading into one of the genres we have studied in depth this year.
  • MATH- We've mastered Third Grade content, so Mrs. Forseth is giving us a peek into what we will learn next year in fourth grade!

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Are you ready for the challenge?

How many nouns or adjectives can you list?Adjectives are things that describe people, places, and things, and nouns are a person, place, or thing.

Monday, March 19, 2012

WHAT'S FOR HOMEWORK?

Mrs.Forseth wants the whole class to pass their 4's before Spring Break! She wants this beacause your 4`s are your ice cream and she said this "you don`t want to be stitting there with a bowl full of sprinkles!" Some of the kids replied "I am fine with having a bowl FULL of sprinkles." She gave us a paper with facts on it from the 4`s. She gave us 3 websites and LOTS OF FACTS! That is our only homework, besides reading, this week. We can do it!

Wednesday, January 18, 2012

The Machine!

Hello, I'm R your new blogger. We are learning about mostly math [ Mrs.Forseth loves math more than ice cream cakes.] In math on January 18th 2012 we learned about the machine it is a nasty mean number machine. You have to figure out if the machine used addition,subtraction, multiplication, or division to make a new number. It is really hard, take from us! What do you think about the number machine?

Monday, January 2, 2012

Can you find two snowflakes that are alike?



Today our class went outside to observe snowflakes. We caught them on black construction paper and compared them. It was cold, but it was FUN!


We're not the only ones who think snowflakes are interesting! Years ago there was a man named Wilson Bentley who loved to observe snowflakes, too. He took photographs of over 2,400 snow crystal images and published them in a book. And guess what! He concluded that "no two snowflakes are alike". There is even a Caldecott Award winning picture book about his life. Maybe we will read it this week.


My cousin-in-law Chris Roberts took this picture of a snowflake today. Look closely to see the details. Why do you think people like to observe snowflakes? Can we learn anything from them? Tell me what you think!









Tuesday, November 15, 2011

What do you think happened to the crew of The Mary Celeste?

We are reading a book called The Mary Celeste by Jane Yolen.
It is an unsolved mystery, but we are trying to change that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Add your thinking to help us solve the mystery and rember to cite evidence.

from your blogger,
RM