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Thank you to all the dads, grandpas, and uncles who were able to celebrate with us this week! The students had a great time working together with their family and describing why their special person was a superhero to them.
As a culminating activity for our Meeting Characters and Learning Lessons reading unit, Class 1-204B performed different Elephant and Piggie plays. The students chose which book they wanted to perform and which character they wanted to play. Performing the plays…
In science the Third Grade has been learning all about animals. Some things we are beginning to study are animal habitats, animal life cycles, the functions of different body parts, and ways animals sense. We extended these studies by visiting…
As an introduction to polygons 3-205E built various two dimensional shapes using toothpicks and marshmallows. In partnerships we put together a shape. We then counted how many sides, points, and angles each shape had that we created.
This week, Bronx Delta celebrated Mother’s Day by inviting the special women in our students’ lives into the classroom. The children were so excited for this special event. They created a craft together with their special person. After that, they…
The third graders were fortunate to have the opportunity to work with the company Johnson and Johnson on a special STEM project. After discussing science, technology, engineering, and math, as well the STEM process, students broke into groups. Together, they…
