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Snack Policy |
| Students are permitted to bring in snacks that have nutritional value. It is encouraged that students bring in snacks that are healthy...low in fat, sugar, and sodium. If a student is bringing in a drink, it may not be in a can or glass bottle. Students are permitted to bring in water in plastic bottles for use throughout the day. If a student brings in juice with their snack, it is encouraged that it is 100% juice, with no sugar added. The health of our students and your children is extremely important. Providing them with a healthy snack will allow them to stay focused and do their best work throughout the day. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the third grade snack policy, please do not hesitate to contact your child's teacher. |
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Resources, Information, and Projects |
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Gift of Age Project |
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Menu Project |
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Research we do in the Fifth Grade |
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| Social Studies: Five Themes of Geography Project - resarch and connect a place in the world. |
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| Notetaking in all subject areas prepares students to organize and document during research. |
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| Formal Research Project: A state resarch project |
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| Gift of Age: Students must research a family member, ask follow-up questions, take notes, and more. |
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| Formal Research Project: Spring Semester |
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| Science: Research various topics throughout the year (guided and inquiry based discovery) |
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| Social Studies: Extension and enrichment activities |
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