Third Grade

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Math
 Language Arts
Science
Social Studies
  Book Character Analysis:
Compose a paragraph about a character from a book and use spell check to correct it.
What am I?: Students create slideshows to organize information about animals. All About Us: Making a class hyper-studio stack using a digital camera.
  Story Starters: Students extemporaneously compose creative stories using story starters . Watch It Grow: Create boxes in draw to depict stages of growth for plants. Black History Internet Treasure Hunt: Use the Internet to learn about famous Black Americans.
  Personal Stationery: Use drawing and editing tools to create stationery about the student. Data Spreadsheet: Create logs to record scientific data with spreadsheet. Cinco de Mayo WebQuest: Concentrates on the holiday and encourages students to explore the rich cultural roots connected to today ’s current celebrations.
  Online Reflection: Respond to shared literature with another student in another class / school.
Sense Sleuth: Focus on senses as a means of observing and gathering data by creating a multimedia presentation on them. Family Culture: Family history research using Hyperstudio.
  Homophones: Show understanding of homophones by writing sentences and drawing pictures to illustrate them.
Science Topic Newsletter: Students collect and organize data to publish their own newsletters. Landforms: Identifying land forms with a Hyperstudio Stack.
  Personal Reading Log: Make a spreadsheet to record the books read, date, author, genre, or an other pertinent information.
Science Timeline: Using drawing and word processing skills, students create a time line of important scientific advances made during their life time. Cardinal and Intermediate Directions: Taking digital pictures to represent the school in map form.
  Illustrating Idioms: Select and idiom, write a sentence with it, and illustrate it.
Save the Environment: Create bumper stickers and posters to raise awareness of our environment. Recycle City: Internet WebQuest for Earth Day, April 22, or a recycling unit.
  A Letter to the Armadillo from Amarillo: Use KidPix3 to make a postcard and write a short letter.
Marine Mammals: Students compose original stories and illustrations based on factual information Scarcity: Students create and administer surveys, enter the results in a spreadsheet and graph the results.
  Recognizing Important People: Conduct interviews with support staff and use information to make a poster, using word processing, graphics, peer editing, and spell check.
Jabberwocky Journal: Students create and use journals to document observations about animals. Tall Tales: Multimedia presentation using KidPix 3.
  Vocabulary Draw: Students will make a Hyperstudio stack of four cards to present vocabulary words and definitions.
Ready for Science Fair: Introduce and plan science fair projects with the use of the internet. Wish You Were Here: Students create postcards about different regions of the world.
  Biography: Powerpoint presentation about a person including a picture from the internet.
Habitat Haven: Use draw to design proper habitats for animals or animals with certain adaptations for certain habitats Personal Timeline: Students will create a personal time line to display major events in their lives.
  Tall Tale Web Quest: Create a four paragraph Tall Tale using a real news story.
Cycle of Seasons: Create multimedia presentations on the causes and effects
of seasons
 
    Classifying Animals: Create databases based on gathered information.  
    Animal Attributes Venn Diagram: Create original VENN diagrams with Drawing to compare Omnivores, Herbivores, and Carnivores.