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Third Grade · Quarter 4 Report
Dates covered
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Mathematics
Units covered: Unit 5: Time, Measurement, Area & Perimeter (Weeks 25–30); Unit 6: Shapes, Data & Year Review (Weeks 31–36)
| Skills taught | Not yet | Getting there | Secure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your child can find the area of a rectangle by counting unit squares and by multiplying its side lengths. | |||
| Your child can find the area of a shape made of rectangles by splitting it into parts and adding. | |||
| Your child can find the perimeter of a shape, find an unknown side length, and tell area and perimeter apart in a word problem. | |||
| Your child can name shapes by their sides and corners and explain how squares, rectangles, rhombuses and other four-sided shapes are related. | |||
| Your child can split a shape into equal parts and name each part as a fraction of the whole. | |||
| Your child can make and read picture graphs and bar graphs with scales and solve how-many-more problems from them. |
| Scores | Points | Level |
|---|---|---|
| Unit 5 Test: Time, Measurement, Area & Perimeter | / 47 | |
| Unit 6 Test: Shapes, Data & Year Review | / 51 | |
| Quarter 4 Review: Quarter 4 Review: Mathematics | / 40 |
Notes
Reading & Writing
Units covered: Unit 5: Figurative Language & the Research Report (Weeks 25–30); Unit 6: Publishing, Speaking & Year Review (Weeks 31–36)
| Skills taught | Not yet | Getting there | Secure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your child can choose a topic, write a research question and find trustworthy sources. | |||
| Your child can take notes sorted by subtopic and record where each fact came from. | |||
| Your child can write, revise, edit and publish a research report with an introduction, body paragraphs, a conclusion and a visual. | |||
| Your child can give a short talk on a researched topic, speaking clearly and answering questions with details. | |||
| Your child can read a script or poem aloud with expression and recite a short poem from memory. | |||
| Your child can choose their best work, explain how they grew as a reader and writer, and set goals for fourth grade. |
| Scores | Points | Level |
|---|---|---|
| Unit 5 Test: Figurative Language & the Research Report | / 39 | |
| Unit 6 Test: Publishing, Speaking & Year Review | / 43 | |
| Quarter 4 Review: Quarter 4 Review: Reading & Writing | / 30 |
Notes
Science
Units covered: Unit 5: Forecasting, Adaptation & Traits (Weeks 25–30); Unit 6: Environment, Fossils & Science Fair (Weeks 31–36)
| Skills taught | Not yet | Getting there | Secure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your child can explain that plants and animals get many traits from their parents, and that brothers and sisters still differ. | |||
| Your child can sort features and behaviors into those a living thing is born with and those it learns. | |||
| Your child can use evidence to show that the environment, such as sunlight or food, can change a living thing's traits. | |||
| Your child can explain how a difference in a trait can help some individuals survive and have young. | |||
| Your child can explain how fossils form and what they show about living things and places of long ago. | |||
| Your child can plan and carry out a fair test, graph the data and present a claim with evidence. |
| Scores | Points | Level |
|---|---|---|
| Unit 5 Test: Forecasting, Adaptation & Traits | / 38 | |
| Unit 6 Test: Environment, Fossils & Science Fair | / 43 | |
| Quarter 4 Review: Quarter 4 Review: Science | / 32 |
Notes
Social Studies
Units covered: Unit 5: Economics (Weeks 25–30); Unit 6: Saving, Giving & Civic Action (Weeks 31–36)
| Skills taught | Not yet | Getting there | Secure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your child can explain how people, regions and countries depend on each other for goods and services. | |||
| Your child can read resource, population and climate maps and use them to explain where people live. | |||
| Your child can explain how people earn income, what banks do, and how to keep track of money saved and spent. | |||
| Your child can make a budget that puts needs first and a plan to save, spend and give. | |||
| Your child can choose a real community issue, research it, plan an action and report the results. | |||
| Your child can present a proposal to improve the community, with a map, a cost plan and reasons. |
| Scores | Points | Level |
|---|---|---|
| Unit 5 Test: Economics | / 43 | |
| Unit 6 Test: Saving, Giving & Civic Action | / 40 | |
| Quarter 4 Review: Quarter 4 Review: Social Studies | / 34 |
Notes
Overall comments
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