A well rounded child is great. However, please remember...

there is always time for the minimal homework I assign.

Finally, there will be some challenges this year for your child, please remind them...

All of these plus many more positive thoughts.

In our classroom, what expectations do I have? Students should be...

respectful, responsible, safe, caring, and try their best!

Assignment notebooks are a new responsibility, what should your child do with them?

Go over them and have you sign them every night.

Communication in important between home and school. How does Mrs. Johnston help you to feel connected?

All of these help you to stay connected to our classroom.

Birthdays are very special, what can you send in for a class birthday snack?

A quick and easy snack that follows policy and is easily distributed

What is our goal for reading this year?

Comprehension, Accuracy, Fluency, and develop a love of reading.

Third grade snacks should...

follow district policy and students bring for themselves.

What basic math facts does your child need to know by the END of third grade?

addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts

Besides math, reading, and writing, what other important subjects fill our days?

science, social studies, word study, vocabulary, and cursive

What are some things we'll focus on with our writing this year?

These are all going to be focused on during writing.

What does a reading block typically look like in third grade?

All of these are included plus more.

If a student does not follow our classroom expectations, what might happen?

All of these things may happen.

Speaking of math facts, what kind of homework should be expected this year?

Not a lot. Weekly reading minutes and possibly some math

How do you think our math class is typically structured?

mini lesson followed by rotations and small groups

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1
A well rounded child is great. However, please remember...
sports rule our nights and school work is done if time.
there is always time for the minimal homework I assign.
school work is the least important thing.
school is the only and most important thing in the world.
2
What is Seesaw?
something I should check at conferences time
another word for teeter totter
a piece of playground equipment
an awesome app we use at Eason
3
Finally, there will be some challenges this year for your child, please remind them...
"You can do it!"
All of these plus many more positive thoughts.
"You are awesome!"
"It may take time, but I know you can learn this."
4
In our classroom, what expectations do I have? Students should be...
doing whatever they want at all times.
respectful, responsible, safe, caring, and try their best!
respectful, crazy, silly, and off task.
bored, rude, and never listening.
5
Assignment notebooks are a new responsibility, what should your child do with them?
Let their little brother or sister tear it up.
Go over them and have you sign them every night.
Use them as a placemat at dinner.
Give them to the dog.
6
Communication in important between home and school. How does Mrs. Johnston help you to feel connected?
Seesaw App
Top 3 emails home
3rd Grade Assignment Notebooks
All of these help you to stay connected to our classroom.
7
Birthdays are very special, what can you send in for a class birthday snack?
An uncut Dairy Queen ice cream cake with no plates or forks.
Anything my child wants, even it if takes a long time to distribute.
A cookie cake that has not yet been cut.
A quick and easy snack that follows policy and is easily distributed
8
What is our goal for reading this year?
Making really good guesses when answering questions.
Comprehension, Accuracy, Fluency, and develop a love of reading.
Reading super fast.
How to become a great FAKE reader.
9
Now that your child is in third grade, they are considered...
a leader at Eason.
all of these things.
one of the "older" kids at Eason.
a role model at Eason.
10
Third grade snacks should...
be shared and traded between students.
be candy bars and other types of sugary deliciousness.
follow district policy and students bring for themselves.
be supplied by other students for my child.
11
What basic math facts does your child need to know by the END of third grade?
addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts
None, they don't need to know any basic facts.
They should probably know how to add.
Please don't make me practice any facts with them at home!
12
Besides math, reading, and writing, what other important subjects fill our days?
social hour with my friends
recess, snack, recess
science, social studies, word study, vocabulary, and cursive
game time and hanging out with my friends
13
What are some things we'll focus on with our writing this year?
Revising our writing to make it sound better.
Writing a variety of different things.
These are all going to be focused on during writing.
Editing our writing to make it correct.
14
What does a reading block typically look like in third grade?
It's broken into two mini lessons and independent rotations
Kids will meet with Mrs. Johnston individually & in groups.
We will learn fiction and nonfiction reading strategies.
All of these are included plus more.
15
If a student does not follow our classroom expectations, what might happen?
The child owes 5 minutes of recess if behavior continues.
The child gets reminded of desired behavior.
The child may owe 10 minutes or the entire recess.
All of these things may happen.
16
How long has Mrs. Johnston been teaching?
8 years
15 years
3 years
20 years
17
Speaking of math facts, what kind of homework should be expected this year?
TONS! Your child will be loaded down nightly. Be prepared!
Not a lot. Weekly reading minutes and possibly some math
Math and Reading every night.
Who cares if they have homework, we're not doing it.
18
How do you think our math class is typically structured?
Structure? Why would you need structure?
mini lesson followed by rotations and small groups
We do 100 sample problems each day.
Whole group lesson then independent seat work.

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