Harris- Grade 3 Ramsay

 This will be my last entry for the grade 3 class of 2022/2023! We have had an amazing June filled with great explorations and time outside. I would first like to say a big thank you to the parents who made our National Indigenous People's Day such a wonderful success. The students had a fantastic time exploring Prince's Island Park and participating in many hands-on learning tasks outside in nature. The goslings and ducks did not disappoint!  In class, we finished off the year by writing a letter to our new grade 3 students. Sharing with them all of the wonderful things they have to look forward to as they begin a new year in room 8. After brainstorming our entire year of events and activities, we found it hard to believe all of the learning and adventures we could participate in. We also had fun this month revisiting our poetry unit and creating Limmercks and more Haiku poems. Our math year ended, reviewing past lessons and exploring translations.  In the first part of this u

As part of our community walks we have started to discover the joins of nature journalling.   In doing so, we are continuing to discover how journaling in nature helps support our ability to pay attention to detail, boosts our creativity and inspires us to observe a location we have become familiar with.   This week and last, we revisited our unit on Data analysis. We spent time reviewing how to read and interpret information presented in the form of pictographs and bar graphs. We learned how to analyze the data presented in the graphs to solve one- and two-step word problems. We will also explore scales and scaled pictographs, and bar graphs. We discovered how to use multiplication and division skills to find the numbers represented on these scaled graphs. As a class, we collected data about a topic that interested us and created our bar graphs. In the following week, we will compare all three types of graphs: pictographs, bar graphs, and line plots ( dot plots) and solve story word p