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Third Grade · Quarter 1 Report
Dates covered
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Mathematics
Units covered: Unit 1: Place Value, Adding & Subtracting, Multiplication Begins (Weeks 1–6); Unit 2: Multiplication & Division Facts (Weeks 7–12)
| Skills taught | Not yet | Getting there | Secure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your child can tell what each digit in a 3-digit number is worth and write the number in words and in expanded form. | |||
| Your child can round whole numbers to the nearest 10 and the nearest 100. | |||
| Your child can add and subtract within 1,000, including regrouping and subtracting across zeros, and check the answer. | |||
| Your child can show multiplication with equal groups and arrays and write a multiplication sentence for a picture. | |||
| Your child can find any product from 2 × 2 to 10 × 10 by using a strategy such as doubles, skip-counting or breaking a fact apart. | |||
| Your child can solve one-step and simple two-step word problems with adding and subtracting and check with an estimate. |
| Scores | Points | Level |
|---|---|---|
| Unit 1 Test: Place Value, Adding & Subtracting, Multiplication Begins | / 54 | |
| Quarter 1 Review: Quarter 1 Review: Mathematics | / 40 |
Notes
Reading & Writing
Units covered: Unit 1: Stories, Evidence & Text Features (Weeks 1–6); Unit 2: Main Idea, Opinions & Narratives (Weeks 7–12)
| Skills taught | Not yet | Getting there | Secure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your child can retell a story in order and name its characters, setting and central message. | |||
| Your child can describe a character's traits and back them up with what the character says and does. | |||
| Your child can answer questions about a text by pointing to the exact words that give the answer. | |||
| Your child can tell folktales, fables and myths apart and state the lesson or moral of each. | |||
| Your child can use headings, captions, diagrams, a glossary and an index to find information, and state the main idea of an article with its details. | |||
| Your child can write an opinion paragraph with a clear opinion, two reasons, linking words and a conclusion. |
| Scores | Points | Level |
|---|---|---|
| Unit 1 Test: Stories, Evidence & Text Features | / 43 | |
| Quarter 1 Review: Quarter 1 Review: Reading & Writing | / 32 |
Notes
Science
Units covered: Unit 1: Forces & Motion (Weeks 1–6); Unit 2: Magnet Design & Ecosystems (Weeks 7–12)
| Skills taught | Not yet | Getting there | Secure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your child can explain that a force is a push or a pull and show how forces start, stop, speed up, slow down or turn an object. | |||
| Your child can tell whether the forces on an object are balanced or unbalanced and predict what the object will do. | |||
| Your child can explain how friction slows moving things and compare friction on different surfaces with a fair test. | |||
| Your child can show that magnets and charged objects push or pull without touching, and that distance changes the pull. | |||
| Your child can use a pattern in motion, such as a swinging pendulum or a bouncing ball, to predict what happens next. | |||
| Your child can define a simple design problem, build and test a magnet solution, and improve it. |
| Scores | Points | Level |
|---|---|---|
| Unit 1 Test: Forces & Motion | / 42 | |
| Quarter 1 Review: Quarter 1 Review: Science | / 32 |
Notes
Social Studies
Units covered: Unit 1: Communities & Geography (Weeks 1–6); Unit 2: Early Communities & U.S. Regions (Weeks 7–12)
| Skills taught | Not yet | Getting there | Secure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your child can explain what a community is, what every community needs, and who meets those needs. | |||
| Your child can sort communities into urban, suburban and rural and describe life in each. | |||
| Your child can read a map using its key, compass rose and scale, and tell how a map and a globe differ. | |||
| Your child can name the landforms, bodies of water, climate and natural resources of your region. | |||
| Your child can explain that Native nations were the first people of your area and describe them as living nations today. | |||
| Your child can tell the story of how your community began and changed, from more than one point of view. |
| Scores | Points | Level |
|---|---|---|
| Unit 1 Test: Communities & Geography | / 46 | |
| Quarter 1 Review: Quarter 1 Review: Social Studies | / 34 |
Notes
Overall comments
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