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Week 8

Good afternoon Grade 3 Families, 

First of all we want to thank you again for your support and patience as we continue learning together in this new way. We recognize that there are many challenges to engaging in ongoing learning outside of the classroom. It seems like every week there is a new hill to climb for all of us but please know we could not do this without you. As a grade 3 team of teachers we are making adjustments to our plans and how we share our teaching with the students based on your feedback. Please continue to share your feedback both positive and constructive with us via email.  

Secondly, we are hoping that you get a chance to take a break this weekend and enjoy some fun. We have all been working hard at this new way of learning and it is a stretch for many of us. This upcoming 4 day weekend is a chance to refresh and recharge so we can come back ready to focus on finishing this year well. Whatever this may mean for your family we hope you are able to make some good memories together.  

Week 8 Learning Plan:  
Week 8 Learning Plan link 

Reminders:  
Monday: Non instructional Day – Victoria Day  
Tuesday: Meet up 1pm – Go through Week 8 Learning Plan Link week’s assignments, check-in and to see if there are any questions – read aloud to follow if time.  
Wednesday: Read aloud 1pm (optional) 
 Thursday: Read aloud 1pm (optional) 
 Friday: Meet up 1pm – grade 3 Mass Kahoot / code: mrsgrade3kahoot 

Monday 
Non instructional day – Victoria Day 
Tuesday 
Personal Challenge 
Reading – Raz Kids 
Math – Make a scale 
Meet up 1pm - setting the week 
Wednesday 
Writing – Word work 
Math – Mass measurement 
Meet up 1 pm (optional) 
Thursday 
Writing – Movie blurb 
Math – Problem Solving 
Meet up 1pm (optional) 
Friday 
Writing – Letter to the Teacher 
Math – Mass Kahoot (To be played during our class meet up) mrsgrade3kahoot 
Meet up 1pm (optional) 

If you have any questions, please contact your child's teacher through email.  
Denean Langlois – dllanglois@cbe.ab.ca 
Mallory Giborski – mjgiborski@cbe.ab.ca 
Melisa Pond – mtpond@cbe.ab.ca 

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