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2008-2009:
Third Grade Curriculum for First Nine Week Period
Reading
- Identifying elements of realism and
fantasy
- Sequencing and summarizing
- Identifying the author’s purpose
- Drawing conclusions
- Making inferences
- Story structure: character and setting
- Biography and timelines
- Main ideas and details
Grammar/Language Arts
- Complete sentences
- Subjects and predicates
- Statements and questions
- Commands and exclamations
- Compound sentences
- Common and proper nouns
- Singular and plural nouns
Vocabulary
- Using context clues: homonyms
- Word structure: compound words
- Using a glossary or dictionary
- Using context clues: multiple meaning
words
- Word structure: prefixes and suffixes
- Using context clues: synonyms
Writing Workshop
- Personal narrative
- Finding topics to write about
- Workshop procedures
Math
- Ordinal Numbers
- Reading and writing numbers up to 100,000
- Comparing and ordering numbers
- Rounding
- Counting money and
making change (using count up
method) up to $5.00
- Adding two and three digit numbers with
regrouping
- Adding three or more numbers
- Subtracting two and three digit numbers
- Subtracting across zeros
- Adding and subtracting money
- Fact Families
- Input/output tables
- Estimating sums and differences
Social Studies
- What is a community?
- How communities are different
- Urban, suburban, rural communities
Science
- Characteristics of living things
- Needs of plants and labeling parts of a
seed
- Needs of animals, how animals grow, parts
of animals, kinds of animals
- Identify what makes up an ecosystem
- Identify various habitats
- Food chains and food webs
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