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Lisa Burch
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Welcome to Mrs. Burch's 3rd Grade Class
Rockwell Elementary School
Home of the Rockets
 

Our story for this week is The Lost and Found.  Our skill that we are working on is Sequencing.  Also we have begun our Literature Circles.  Your child should be bringing home their novels and their Reader's Notebook every night.  They should be writing in their notebooks every night for at least 5-10 minutes.  It should not take them longer then this.  (They should have four journal entries by Friday).  Every Friday your child will participate in Literature Discussion groups based on their reading for the week.

In math we have begun our new topic which is Adding Whole Numbers.  We will begin practicing how to add two-digit by two-digit numbers and estimating.  Please encourage your child to practice addition and subtraction facts.


Rockwell School Code of Conduct
Be a S.T.A.R Student!!

Safe:  Are my actions safe for myself and for others?
1.  Keep hands, feet, and objects to self.
2.  Use visible and supervised walkways.
3.  Listen to directions from all adults.
4.  Report unsafe items or problems to an adult.

Thoughtful and be Prepared:  Do I think through my actions and responsibilities and seek to be ready and aware at all times?
5.  Bring appropriate materials to school.
6.  Wear appropriate attire.
7.  Be prepared for class each day.
8.  Remain aware of academic progress.

Always Respectful:  Do my actions show respect for myself and for others?
9.  Show consideration of others and their property.
10.  Use kind and polite words.
11.  Use quiet voices in buildings and classrooms.

Responsible:  Do my actions meet the expectations to take care of myself and be a dependable member of the community?
12.  Tell the truth.
13.  Do your own work.
14.  Keep your areas clean and pick up after yourself.

Weekly Consequences (You get a clean slate at the end of the week, NOT at the end of the day)
1 Number- Warning
2 Numbers- Isolation
3 Numbers- Silent lunch and parent contact
4 Numbers- Independent Recess
5 Numbers- Loss of Connect
6 Numbers- Referral to office


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