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Mrs. Zablocki's 3rd Grade Page! North Rowan Elementary
Home of the Steamers ![]() Welcome everyone to my webpage. Enjoy yourself and look around. Please reference this site whenever you have a question. Updates:
Let's Keep up the Good Work:) Class Schedule Our Class Schedule is as follows... 7:45-8:20-Morning Work 8:20-8:30- Morning Meeting 8:30-10:10- Reading/Literacy Block 10:10-11:15- Math 11:20-11:50- Lunch 12:00-12:25- Recess 12:30-1:00- Social Studies 1:00-1:45- Enhancements 1:50-2:30: Snack and Drinks 2:30-2:40: Do Class Jobs, and Gather things for Home 2:45- Dismissal ![]() Class Rules In our class, we are a community. As a community, we have several rules that we must follow.
4. Student will stay in their seats unless told otherwise. 5. Students will respect themselves and others. (Along with these rules we are going to make two more additional rules that will be made up by the students.)
Homework The students will have homework on Mon-Thurs. This will consist of reading and writing a summary, Math four of the days, and Spelling Three of the days. *Completion of homework daily is important. Students should be spending only about 30 minutes on homework nightly. Not including the reading log.
Reading/Math UNRAAVEL Reading: Underline the title Now Predict the Passage Run through and Number Paragraphs Are you reading the questions? Are the important words circled Venture through the passage Eliminate the wrong answers Let the questions be answered
Math: Underline the question Now predict what you need to to do to solve the problem Read the problem Are the important words circled? Apply the steps you choose to solve the Problem Verify your answers Eliminate incorrect answers Let the answer stay (From Larry Bell's 12 Powerful Words) *REMEMBER TO PLEASE SIGN YOUR CHILD'S READING LOG,THEIR AGENDAS, AND THEIR TUESDAY FOLDERS.*
"Treat people as if they were what they ought to be, and you help them become what they are capable of becoming."
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