I hope you are enjoying reading Stone Fox. We will be writing some reading responses as we read on further in the book and learning more about the Iditarod as well! Enjoy!
Mrs. Noonan
Monday, January 31, 2011
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Back to School Night
Hi third graders!
Back to School Night is next week! Is there anything you want me to talk about with your parents? Please let me know. I look forward to hearing from you!
Love,
Mrs. Noonan
Back to School Night is next week! Is there anything you want me to talk about with your parents? Please let me know. I look forward to hearing from you!
Love,
Mrs. Noonan
Sunday, August 9, 2009
WELCOME TO THIRD GRADE!
I'm looking foward to meeting all of you on the first day of school! Has anyone been doing anything fun this summer? I'd love to hear all about it! Has anyone read any good books this summer? Please tell me all about your favorites (or not so favorites also)! I can't wait to meet you all!
Love,
Mrs. Noonan
I'm looking foward to meeting all of you on the first day of school! Has anyone been doing anything fun this summer? I'd love to hear all about it! Has anyone read any good books this summer? Please tell me all about your favorites (or not so favorites also)! I can't wait to meet you all!
Love,
Mrs. Noonan
Friday, January 30, 2009
Monday, May 5, 2008
For Science Lovers..................
For you astronomy lovers, if tonight is clear.................
If you see a meteor flit across the sky tonight or tomorrow, it could be a piece of Halley's comet. Earth is crossing a stream of dusty debris from Halley and this is causing the annual eta Aquarid meteor shower. You may see as many as 15 meteors per hour or less during the dark hours before dawn. Check out spaceweather.com for sky maps and more information.
Also the innermost planet Mercury is emerging from the glare of the sun and putting on its best show of the year. A good time to look is Tuesday Evening, May 6th, just after sunset when the crescent Moon glides by Mercury in the darkening western sky. A sky map and photos are available at spaceweather.com
Lastly, On Saturday May 17 at Island Beach State Park and on Sunday May 18 at the New Jersey Marine Sciences Consortium on Sandy Hook, you can learn seaside facts at the fifth annual Ocean Fun Days. Both days feature hands-on programs and exhibits, demonstrations, eco-tours and fun activities for children all about the beaches and bays of the Jersey Shore. You and your family can enjoy all this for free including admission into each part! For more information, go to the NJ Marine Sciences Consortium website at www.njmsc.org and look under "News and Events".
If you see a meteor flit across the sky tonight or tomorrow, it could be a piece of Halley's comet. Earth is crossing a stream of dusty debris from Halley and this is causing the annual eta Aquarid meteor shower. You may see as many as 15 meteors per hour or less during the dark hours before dawn. Check out spaceweather.com for sky maps and more information.
Also the innermost planet Mercury is emerging from the glare of the sun and putting on its best show of the year. A good time to look is Tuesday Evening, May 6th, just after sunset when the crescent Moon glides by Mercury in the darkening western sky. A sky map and photos are available at spaceweather.com
Lastly, On Saturday May 17 at Island Beach State Park and on Sunday May 18 at the New Jersey Marine Sciences Consortium on Sandy Hook, you can learn seaside facts at the fifth annual Ocean Fun Days. Both days feature hands-on programs and exhibits, demonstrations, eco-tours and fun activities for children all about the beaches and bays of the Jersey Shore. You and your family can enjoy all this for free including admission into each part! For more information, go to the NJ Marine Sciences Consortium website at www.njmsc.org and look under "News and Events".
Math Madness!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much to everyone who participated in our first annual Math Madness! I hope you enjoyed playing 24, The Greatest/Least, Domino Calculations and Muliplication War. These games are easy to play at home too. Let me know if you have any questions about anything you played on Friday!
Wednesday, April 9, 2008
Animal Research Has Begun!!!!!!!!!!!
The third grade is now in animal research mode! The animals have been selected and the kids have begun learning fun and interesting facts. Our research will end with our visit to the Bronx Zoo to see the animals up close and personal!
In Language Arts, we are practicing gathering facts and researching information about honeybees. Here are some fascinating facts we've learned so far. Did you know that bees have been around for millions of years? Did you know that only females honeybees have stingers? Did you know that honeybees have 5 eyes? You'll learn more about this cool insects when you read the fact booklet we are working on in class!
In Language Arts, we are practicing gathering facts and researching information about honeybees. Here are some fascinating facts we've learned so far. Did you know that bees have been around for millions of years? Did you know that only females honeybees have stingers? Did you know that honeybees have 5 eyes? You'll learn more about this cool insects when you read the fact booklet we are working on in class!
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