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TEAM 3

Choose your class:

Ms. Blunk

Math

Mrs. Blunk’s students should practice the following skills:

Quick recall of addition and subtraction facts
Quick recall of multiplication and division facts
Long multiplication
Counting Money
Problem solving - figuring out the information needed and which operation to use

Helpful Websites:

Practice Your Math Facts

Practice Your Math Facts #2

Multiplication Flash Cards

Create Your Own Math Worksheets!

Multiplication Worksheets

Division Worksheets

Third Grade Math

Counting Money

3 Games for Counting Money

Telling Time

Many Different Math Activities

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Ms. Blunk

Language Arts

Ms. Blunk’s students should read, read, read, and practice writing.

Reading Ideas:

Read a short story aloud with your child. Have him or her tell you what happened.
Practice high frequency word cards and syllable cards. We’ve included some syllables we have studied that you and your child could put onto cards if they don’t have them.
Keep a reading list of books that they read during the summer. Have your child pick books from the library that are in several different genres.
When riding in the car or walking on the street, have your child point out words they know, or have them divide into syllables words that are difficult. Check to make sure your child understands common words on signs such as caution, exit, push, pull, etc.
Have your child read books on tapes. Let them be the producer and encourage sound effects. Let them share this with you or a younger sibling. When riding in the car, encourage your child to read license plates. Make a list and keep track of how many you find.

Books you might enjoy:

Magic Tree House Chapter Books

Nate The Great Detective Series

The Boxcar Children

The Zack Files Chapter Books

The Magic School Bus Chapter Books

The Horrible Harry Series

Writing Ideas:

Keep a diary
Write a review: Using a TV, magazines, newspapers, plays or concerts, write what you thought about the show or event. Discuss reviews with your parents or a friend.
Write a brochure persuading a friend to do something this summer. Be sure to include information on opening and closing dates, prices, and things to see and do.
Help plan a vacation by designing an itinerary, transportation, length of time, and financial needs.
Write a letter to keep in touch with a friend from their class or maybe Mrs. Blunk and/or Mrs. Keeling about their summer. Send the letters to school.

The de Paul School

Attn.________________

1925 Duker Ave.

Louisville, KY. 40205

Keep a scrapbook of your summer by beginning the scrapbook by using pictures and journal on each page to help you remember what you did during the summer.
Grammar - such as capitalization and punctuation
Sight words(reading and spelling them)
Spelling multi syllable words with vowel sounds

Helpful Websites:

100 Sight Words

41 Sight Words

Spelling Activities

Reading and Spelling Activities

Writing Ideas and Support

Read-Write-Think

Checklist for Reviewing Your Writing

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Ms. Crenshaw

Math

Ms. Crenshaw’s students should practice the following skills:

Quick recall of facts (+ - x)
Addition with carrying
Subtraction with borrowing
Long multiplication
Problem solving - figuring out the information needed and which operation to use
Counting money

Helpful Websites:

Practice Your Math Facts

Practice Your Math Facts #2

Third Grade Math

Create Your Own Math Worksheets!

Many Different Math Skills

Math Baseball

Shapes, Time, Measurement

3 Games for Counting Money

Telling Time

Different Math Worksheets

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