3rd Nine Weeks Objectives

MAJOR STANDARDS AND OBJECTIVES

· Students can read and spell long vowel words using vowel teams.

· Students can read with little help.

· Students can read multiple syllable words.

· Students can understand what they read.

· Students can tell how stories are alike and different.

· Students can tell the meaning of a word.

· Students can tell what the story is mostly about.

· Students can join two sentences together.

· Students can talk about the stories that they read.

· Students can write and edit a paragraph.

· Students can tell the meaning of a word.

· Students can ask and answer questions about a story.

· Students can retell a story.

· Students can tell the parts of a story.

· Students can identify an adjective and an adverb and use them correctly.

· Students can tell the main idea of a story.

· Students can use a dictionary.

· Students can use compound words.

· Students can use a comma in their writing.

· Students can connect stories with their real life.

· Students can find facts.

· Students can use an apostrophe correctly.

· Students can spell and read prefixes and suffixes.

· Students can use pictures for meaning.

· Students can tell how different things are related.

· Students can write an informational story.

· Students can use collective correctly.

· Students can use irregular plural nouns correctly.

· Students can capitalize proper nouns correctly.

· Students can compare and contrast different stories.

MAJOR ASSIGNMENTS AND/OR PROJECTS

No projects planned at this time.

FIELD TRIPS PLANNED

No field trips planned at this time.

THINGS YOU CAN DO AT HOME TO HELP YOUR CHILD

· Practice at home with your child about what was learned in class.

· Support homework.

· Review progress reports, assessments, or graded work.

· Listen to your child read out loud.

· Correct homework before turning it in.

· Give your child a routine.

· Be involved with your child.

· Ask your child how their day was.

· Let your child practice writing a paragraph.

· Read a story to your child and have them tell you how that stories relates to their life.  Also, have them tell you the events from the story in order.

· Let your child practice writing on a computer.

· Have your child summarize a story after reading it to you and tell you the main idea of the story.

· Help your child practice their spelling words.

· Practice sight words with your child.