Read to Someone

Students:

• Sit EEKK
• Use a soft voice
• Read the whole time
• Stay in one spot
• Get started right away

3rd Graders did an awesome job reading to someone today!!!!  This will help us become better readers, practice fluency, and it is fun! 

Josie and Isabella

                 Sam & Scarlett

Ashley & Luke

                Michael, Adrianna, & August

Chance & Evan

                   Tony & Ryan

Isaiah & Isaiah

                      Eryn & Eryn

Dayten & Shaun

                  Kaylee A. & Madeline

Kyle & Lane

                    Riley & Jenna

Kaylee B.  & Connor

                           Owen & Noah

Ethan & Kayley T.

                     Dalton & Jillianne

Brady & Maxwell

Miss Ryder's Week with Us

Emma and Madison partner reading Suki's Kimono. 

Ckaiden and Tonya reading EEKK! 
Great job you two.

Jacob and Zachary working as a team to put their Ten Important Sentences in the right order.  Yes, they both got them right.

We like working with partners!  

Aidan, what are you looking at?  Get to work!

Our class was working on adjectives around our campfire.   We came up with some words to describe the rabbit.  He was furry, soft, and brown.

It was Becca's turn to teach our class!  She is fixing up a sentence during DLR.

Madison, Zachary, and Jason are presenting their cereal boxes.  We learned a lot about the sugars that are in our foods.  Yikes!

Chloe did a nice job remembering capitals and punctuation!  She made it look easy!

Mrs. Luzum's Happy Campers

Let's go camping!  Our goal is to read 8,000 minutes.  We can do it!

Camp Read S'More

Tonya and Madison presenting "Two Voices in a Tent at Night."

I wonder who was really scratching on their tent.

 Mrs. Styve's Second Grade and Mrs. Luzum's Third Grade Presented "Ten in a Tent" for Opening Ceremonies for Camp Read S'more.

Here we go!  

Chloe is HUNGRY!

Zachary looking "SILLY!"

 Brayden is CROWDED!

Welcome to Camp Read S'more!

Presenting to a captive audience is sooooo much fun!

        Happy Valentine's Day!

"Friends and good manners will carry you where money won't go. "
                    Margaret Walker

 Mrs. Cook asked the third graders to help kindergarten jump rope.  We are working hard on our skills to promote "Jump for Heart!"