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The goal of third grade is for students to strengthen their academic comprehension, while also increasing their ownership of their personal choices. In our academic curriculum areas, the students are guided towards not only developing deeper meaning, but also are given the means with which to articulate their thought processes. Work becomes increasingly more independent and requires the students to be organized in their approaches. The students are expected to keep track of their higher volume of homework with planners (which are provided by the school). Socially, the students are guided towards recognizing that they are presented with choices each and every day. As a result, the students actively work towards increasing their awareness of their actions. With a focus on ownership, third grade empowers children to not only grow as inquisitive students, but also as positive, young people.
Third grade explore various topics and themes throughout the year. Some examples are:
Habitats/Adaptations
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Recycling
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Connecticut
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Six Traits of Writing
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Chemical Changes
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Rocks and Minerals |
For more specific information refer to the District's Third Grade Curriculum Brochure.
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