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Aero(dynamic) Thinking – Sabot Third Grade Happenings
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Sabot Third Grade Happenings. By Christine Mingus, Third Grade Educator/Researcher at Sabot at Stony Point School (Richmond, VA). December 1, 2016. December 2, 2016. When we mentioned that the derby race would be happening again this year, we told the children about these changes (. Rob will give you the specs, but then you have to build the car on your own. They met his specs) they could race them. Rob: What happens when [air] hits something? Students: Gravity, friction, weight…. The children understood...
Third Grade Rules – Sabot Third Grade Happenings
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Sabot Third Grade Happenings. By Christine Mingus, Third Grade Educator/Researcher at Sabot at Stony Point School (Richmond, VA). October 27, 2016. November 28, 2016. How do we agree on cultural conventions? On mathematic standards and conventions? How did we culturally and intellectually come to agreement that an inch is an inch? A foot is a foot? A centimeter is a centimeter? How do we incorporate these understandings into our own personal knowledge bank? How do you perceive and utilize measurement?
Inch By Inch – Sabot Third Grade Happenings
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Sabot Third Grade Happenings. By Christine Mingus, Third Grade Educator/Researcher at Sabot at Stony Point School (Richmond, VA). November 12, 2016. November 28, 2016. How hard is it to make your own ruler? Estimated lengths things that are. An inch, a foot, a yard, a mile. These are personal references, quick and relatively easy ways to estimate the lengths of objects by comparing them to other objects whose length is known (a paper clip is. An adult shoe is. About a foot long). Some children tried usin...
Moving Into Movement: Part II – Sabot Third Grade Happenings
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Sabot Third Grade Happenings. By Christine Mingus, Third Grade Educator/Researcher at Sabot at Stony Point School (Richmond, VA). November 29, 2016. November 29, 2016. Moving Into Movement: Part II. HOURGLASS AND GLITTER JAR. We flip the glitter jar and the hourglass at the same time to see which would settle first. The glitter jar won. The children estimate how much time it would take for the hourglass to empty. Ten minutes? A minute and a half? Graeme: Gravity can’t go sideways. It can only go down.
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Gleanings: September 2013
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Friday, September 27, 2013. Connections Derived from Beauty. This school year finds me taking a sabbatical from the classroom. I do have the privilege of joining the Kindergarten one day a week to support the teachers. This continues to anchor me in the moments of a classroom. Picture me with muscles bulging holding back the demands of life to just sit with some big ideas each week. If you are thinking that this perspective is entitled and does not have a place in parts of the world ravaged by war, pover...
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Gleanings: February 2015
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Wednesday, February 25, 2015. The 100th Day in Kindergarten. In Sabot at Stony Point Kindergarten. The number 100 is a landmark number and deserves its own day. We counted each day that we went to school with the knowledge that when we reached the number 100 we would celebrate. We have discovered that:. The numbers in a column all end with the same number. In each row, as we count left to right the right, the digit goes up by one number but the first digit (the ten) stays the same. As we planned the cele...
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Gleanings: November 2013
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Monday, November 18, 2013. The Perspective of the Child and our Response. The Perspective of a Child and our Response. As educators at Sabot, we spend our days listening to children and considering their perspective. We document moments with our cameras, read their words, consider their thoughts and ideas and view the child's work. What are their intentions? What is propelling them forward What concepts and feelings are they grappling with today? Seem to capture the spirit of childhood in their novels.
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Gleanings: April 2013
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Tuesday, April 23, 2013. What does it feel like to give our love to other people? How can we keep Martin Luther King's words and spirit alive each day? These are questions that we are wrangling with in the Kindergarten. We made a decision to give the handmade stuffed animals to children with challenges that may be different or even the same as ours. The teachers at Sabot had a connection with the teachers at the Circle Preschool and so we began to make plans. Offered some of their thoughts. If I want to ...
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Gleanings: March 2015
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Tuesday, March 31, 2015. The Neighborhoods of the City. Caroline's first photograph taken. During the field trip. Her snack bag perched in the. Front seat ready for the field trip. One of the things that we have been trying to wrap our head around is the intersubjectivity of the Kindergarten when we reference Richmond. What does Richmond mean for each child in our learning community? What do they see in their mind when we ask questions regarding Richmond? These beacons included Nathan's tower signalling ...
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Gleanings: May 2013
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Tuesday, May 21, 2013. So we took our Friendly Signs on the road and went out into the community to see what would happen if we waved our signs. If people were feeling grouchy would the signs influence their feelings? Would they feel less grouchy? We were excited but we took this expedition seriously. We documented the conversations that we had with the people we encountered. We dropped to our knees and started writing immediately. We went inside Joe's Inn and we talked to two of the workers. One sai...
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Gleanings: September 2014
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Monday, September 29, 2014. Umbrella Day in Richmond, Virginia. This is a skyscraper and those are too. These are people parachuting from the sky. Oliver. OUR RICHMOND is the Umbrella project this year for the community at Sabot at Stony Point. Families, teachers and students will explore the city they call home, Richmond. This project prompted all lower and middle school classes to venture off campus on September 24 and travel into the city. Le: We will go by my house because I live in Richmond. The chi...
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Gleanings: May 2015
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Tuesday, May 12, 2015. A River Runs Through It. The excitement was palpable but the children definitely took some quiet moments to absorb it all. One of my favorite moments during our field trip. Occurred when we gave each child their City Journals and a black thinking pen. The children became reflective and observant. The. Dyson's City Journal has pages and pages of sparse abstract pictures of the river landscape including the rocks, churning water and bridge. Some of the confusion regarding the number ...
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Gleanings: December 2013
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Friday, December 6, 2013. What does it mean to listen? It is one of those questions that we think we know the answer and yet when we stop to really consider the question we are at a loss for words. The Kindergarten teachers and I joined the mothership (the preschool teachers) for a discussion regarding the book The Hundred Languages of Children. We had read the chapter entitled the "Pedagogy of Listening". The entire chapter was powerful but one sentence really resonated with me:. I have been listening t...
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Gleanings: March 2013
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Tuesday, March 26, 2013. At this Moment: Our Work in Math. At the beginning of the year, we would ask the children to "show their work" at the Counting Jar, a weekly experience. The children did not understand why this was necessary. "We counted ten jewels.there just are ten jewels.". As time passed, the children began to see that the questions we asked during our math workshop were similar to the questions asked throughout the day. What do you think? How did you discover that theory or strategy? Story W...
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Third Grade - HOME
Welcome to Third Grade! This year we will focus on building autonomy and self-knowledge. It is a year full of new adventures and challenges, from the Expedición Colombia in November to the First Communion in May. This term, we will creating a weekly podcast series to share what we see in class! Each student will be working to design and produce his own podcast throughout the trimester. The podcasts will be uploaded here, to the website, if you would like to hear them at home. Tuesday, August 16. Monday, ...
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100th day of school. Creating a caring classroom. Fifty Nifty United States. Kids In Need Foundation. Adventures of a Third Grade Teacher. A Serious Internet Marketer Like Me Don't Have Time to Waste on Facebook. It's Not All Flowers and Sausages. Tacky the Penguin Lesson Plans (plus a free download). My Wild About School! Repurposing Decor for Vocabulary Instruction. Math Journals For First Grade. The 3 am Teacher. Sunday, May 15, 2016. Get a Roof for Grandpa. Get a Roof for Grandpa. Posted by Ms.M.
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Tuesday, September 22, 2009. Third graders will begin using coins to practice money concepts at the end of the month. Please send in:. 10 each: nickels, dimes, quarters. If possible, please send them in a labeled (student’s name) Ziploc bag. The coins will be stored in your child’s individual math toolkit at school. We’ll use them throughout the year, and they’ll be returned in June. Thank you! Thursday, September 10, 2009. Grizzly Tracks Walk-a- thon. This is the primary fundraiser for Grand Ridge PTSA.
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Welcome to Mrs. Centeno’s Blog. AMpMon, 11 Jun 2012 09:50:38 000050Monday 16, 2008 · Filed under Uncategorized. OLYMPIC FIELD DAY AT THE PARK. Tuesday, June 12th. We will be going to Roxbury Park at 10:30 am. Wednesday, June 13. Social Studies quiz on chapter 9 Science test on Chapter 6. Thursday, June 14th. Students will recieve their yearbooks today. Reading and Spelling tests today. Friday, June 15th. We will be walking to Church for the Graduation Baccalurate Mass. Monday and Tuesday are half days.
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The Third Grade Guide to Portland | an online guidebook to the city of Portland Oregon
The Third Grade Guide to Portland. An online guidebook to the city of Portland Oregon. Transportation / Getting Around. Transportation / Getting Around. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.com.
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Sabot Third Grade Happenings – By Christine Mingus, Third Grade Educator/Researcher at Sabot at Stony Point School (Richmond, VA)
Sabot Third Grade Happenings. By Christine Mingus, Third Grade Educator/Researcher at Sabot at Stony Point School (Richmond, VA). December 1, 2016. December 2, 2016. Continue reading →. November 29, 2016. December 1, 2016. Studio Thinking and Scientific Research: Building and Tinkering with Wood. Continue reading →. November 29, 2016. November 29, 2016. Moving Into Movement: Part II. Continue reading →. November 27, 2016. November 28, 2016. Moving Into Movement: Part I. Continue reading →.
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Share us - - -. Meet Mr. Robertson. Our classroom theme is HEROES. In our classroom, we are trying each day to be the Hero of our life story. Heroes don't have to be people who save lives, do incredible things, or earn outstanding honors (but they certainly can be)! Each one of us can be the hero of our life story every single day. It's easy. By doing just a little extra, we can turn the ordinary into something extraordinary. In our classroom, we will try to be H. Espectful, and O. Click on this link.
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Third Grade Homeschool Curriculum
Third Grade Homeschool Curriculum. Art – Teaching and Learning. Do your kids have a favorite artist? I don’t know that mine do, but they love art. We have art prints that we’ve bought hanging all over the house. They love walking through the artist alley at the SciFi/Fantasy convention we attend every year. They don’t scoff at me when I tell them that we’re taking yet another field trip to the art museum. So yeah, my boys love learning about art. They love playing art games. March 17, 2015. They both tak...
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Tuesday, May 28, 2013. Summer Bucket List- Linking Up! Bucket List Linky Party. I apologize for not being able to link up properly.my brain is mush and I couldn't remember/figure out what I was supposed to do to grab the button and have it link back to the blog.so I just added a link. Hopefully you will forgive me! I linked up last year and made a Summer Bucket List. 65279; but unfortunately I didn't get to many of the things on my list. I seem to blink and summer is over! I'm quite the over achiever).
