Chloe / Third grade / September 21-25
Pull up a chair, Chloe. Let's find your next favorite book.
Explore different genres
Open eight tiny reads. Discover what makes each one special.
Open the cafe
Tell about your reading
Share a book, collect your thoughts, and thread a practice bead.
Make a reading beadMovie 1 of 6
Math time · Movie time
Hazel the squirrel and her friends find 12 acorns. Grabbing is not fair! Watch Hazel deal them out one at a time, pack them into bags, and draw a bar model.
A math cartoon · 2½ minutes · sharing into equal groups
Story time · Movie time
Percy is a pigeon who loves to plop on people's heads. It is funny, until it makes someone cry. Watch how Percy says sorry and makes it right.
A funny cartoon · 3 minutes · about saying sorry
A story from the Bible · Movie time
A giant named Goliath scares the whole army of Israel. Then a young shepherd named David steps up with his sling, five smooth stones, and a big trust in God.
1 Samuel 17 · 2½ minutes · a 3D movie
A story of Jesus · Movie time
Jesus goes to a wedding party. When the wine runs out, watch what He does with six big jars of water!
John 2:1-11 · 2 minutes · told in mosaic pictures
A story of Jesus · Movie time
Nobody wanted to be friends with Matthew the tax collector. Then Jesus stopped at his booth and said two words: "Follow me."
Matthew 9:9-13 · 2½ minutes · a cartoon
Story time · Movie
Clara is a ballerina with one tiny problem. She twirls at a job interview, in the quiet library, at a museum... everywhere! Watch what happens on her big recital night.
A funny cartoon · 1½ minutes
Monday, September 21: no school. Explore at your own pace, in any order.
Mrs. Boucher's September 20 email, This week in 3B, says:
Your children had so much fun “tasting” different genres that they may not normally reach for.
Every time they finish reading a book, they fill out a reading response page and trade it in for a bead to add to their necklace.
This week's two activities extend those two reading topics. The four genres, short texts, and oral-response prompts are original home practice. The email does not specify genre names or new spelling, math, or religion lessons, and contains no newsletter image or attachment.
The digital necklace is for practice. Use Mrs. Boucher's paper reading response to earn a classroom bead. No book titles, responses, or recordings are collected here. Only anonymous exploration marks and a bead count stay on this device.
Also in the email: no school September 21; Saints Casino Night October 2, 6-10 pm; Picture Day and the Fall Book Fair begin October 5; 3B hosts the school prayer service November 18 at 8:45 am. Classroom wish-list purchases are entirely optional.