Third Grade |
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MathStudents in First Grade through Fifth Grade learn math using the Savvas enVisions Mathematics program and curriculum. Our faculty researched multiple math programs and selected Savvas Experience Math for the program's ability to deepen understanding of math concepts, develop real world applications and connections, and develop math vocabulary. The faculty was particularly impressed with how the program spiraled through each grade level and prepared them for advanced Mathematics in middle school and beyond.
Read more about Savvas enVision Mathematics here. Timed fact tests for addition, subtraction, multiplication and division will be given weekly. |
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Religion |
Celebrating our faith is integrated into everything we do at Saint Peter Catholic School. We attend Mass weekly on Wednesdays. Religion is taught by Mrs. Harris for 30 minutes on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. However, all of our teachers keep Jesus at the center of their classroom.
In Religion Class, Third Grade students will:
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Beyond the Classroom
Students in Third Grade have outdoor recess each morning and afternoon. Physical activity is so important! We also supplement learning through special projects and field trips.
We also have several celebrations through the year for various holidays and an End of the Year Party. We do not have a Halloween Party because of our school's massive and fabulous Halloween Carnival.
Third Grade students get to participate in what we call NUT Days (No Uniform Today) each month during the year. Students also get to have an extra NUT Day during their birthday month.
Other activities the students get to enjoy include service projects, the Scholastic Book Fairs, Grandparents and Special Friends Day, Catholic Schools Week, Spirit Week in February and Field Day in May.
We also have several celebrations through the year for various holidays and an End of the Year Party. We do not have a Halloween Party because of our school's massive and fabulous Halloween Carnival.
Third Grade students get to participate in what we call NUT Days (No Uniform Today) each month during the year. Students also get to have an extra NUT Day during their birthday month.
Other activities the students get to enjoy include service projects, the Scholastic Book Fairs, Grandparents and Special Friends Day, Catholic Schools Week, Spirit Week in February and Field Day in May.
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