Mrs. Fogarty, 3A

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Reading, the children will continue to be exposed t entertaining stories.  It will be from theses stories 
that they will continue to work on story elements such as characters, setting, plots, and summarizing 
what they have read.  The children, through various activities, will be using context clues to get the 
main idea, find supporting details, draw conclusions, and discover the meaning of new vocabulary.  
Your child will receive information on a book report and when the assignments is due.

English: English will take us on the road to nouns, possessive nouns, abbreviations for titles, days and 
months.  We will also travel down another path with verbs.  That study will include action verbs, linking 
verbs, and helping verbs.  This quarter the children will do some explanatory writing.  They will be 
writing in sequence, putting together a "how to " list of doing a ask or making something.

Spelling:  Spelling will take us in the direction of words with sounds that contain vowel = r ( dark, clear, 
storm, her, girl, turn, work), the sound "oi"(coin, boy", the "j" sound (stage, jump, judge, giraffe), and 
the "k" and "kw" sounds (quick, park, crack).  To assist your child with spelling, it would be beneficial if 
your child would review five words each night.

Social Studies:  This first quarter takes us into the geography, resources, and environment of 
communities, including various landforms and mapping.  Along with that, we will discover early 
communities in America and begin talking about American on the move.

Religion:  We will finish up with studying Saints.  We will recall some  familiar prayers to show unity in 
what we pray for.  We will learn how Jesus shows us how to love, forgive, and heal.  We will study 
Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick, The Great Commandment,  The Ten Commandments, and the Holy 
Spirit.

Friday Folders:  Each student will use their previously purchased eight 
pocket folder to hold papers 
for all subject areas and any homework given.  Your child should be sure to 
bring the folder to 
school each day.  Graded papers, Weekly Progress Reports, and notes from the 
office will be sent 
home on Fridays in their Friday folder.  Please sign and return the Weekly 
Progress Report and any 
work consisting of a 79% or below.

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Mrs. Fogarty, 3A

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