Welcome to
Mrs. Szkolny's Webpage
Welcome to 3rd Grade! I am so excited to work with you to ensure that your child has a successful first year here at Chelsea. I know that it can be nerve wracking (for students and parents alike), but we will make it through and even have some fun while doing it!
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This webpage will help to keep track of what is happening in our classroom. You will find information about homework assignments, our daily happenings, and upcoming important dates.
We will incorporate Reflex as much as we can in class. Please encourage your child to complete a lesson of Reflex each day. Everyone will start the year on addition and subtraction and then move on to multiplication and division. After that has been mastered, the students will move on to a math program called Frax. I used Frax last year, and my students loved it! I look forward to seeing everyone work their way through the operations. We have our first student on Frax...congratulations, Marty! I have EIGHT students on multiplication and division, and nine students who have 80% or more of their addition and subtraction facts mastered! Keep it up! :)
Please check this webpage for upcoming homework and important dates. If you ever have any questions, comments, or concerns, please do not hesitate to reach out to me!
We're in this together, and we are going to rock this school year!
Respectfully,
Mrs. Szkolny :)
HOMEWORK
Important Dates:
Monday, November 16: Library
Tuesday, November 17: Hot Lunch, Jim "Basketball" Jones Assembly
Wednesday, November 18: Bully Lesson
Thursday, November 19: Theme Thursday - Wear all the same color; 2s and 3s Assessment
Friday, November 20: Math Topic A/B Formative; Dismissal at 12:05
Monday, November 30: Library; RSVPs for the Changemakers' Cafe go home
Tuesday, December 1: Hot Lunch
Wednesday, December 2:
Thursday, December 3: Theme Thursday - Wear your favorite holiday shirt
Friday, December 4: RSVPs for the Changemakers' Cafe are due
Math Resources:
Duane Habecker YouTube Videos: Writing a formula from a sequence (youtube.com)
Great Minds Link: Great Minds®: Math, English, and Science Curriculum Developers