Gosh, this week is going so fast! I'm thinking about extending our story, William's House, into next week. It goes so well with Thanksgiving that I hate to rush it. Maybe we should take the test on Monday or Tuesday. There are other books about colonal times that we can enjoy as well. Anyway, I'm just thinking about plans.
I talked to Mrs. Grimes about our blog. She responded to one of Caylee's posts. Cool, huh? She is the one who told me about Weebly. Did you know that even if you don't get into Mrs. Grimes' homeroom she will be your reading teacher next year? Mrs. Grimes teaches 4th grade reading and Mrs. Lee teaches the math. When you get to 5th grade you will have Ms. Daniels and Mrs. Snider. I taught Mrs. Snider when she was in third grade--and I taught her husband, too. Can you imagine that? Do any of you want to be a teacher? I really like Red Level! Several of our teachers were students at Red Level. When you get to 6th grade you will have Mrs. Nall for reading. She went to Red Level when she was a girl. What you do as a third grader really does matter. No matter what you want to be when you grow up, you are learning skills now that will be important to know for the rest of your life. That is why it is essential that you do your work now.
Lots of love,
Mrs. Robinson
I talked to Mrs. Grimes about our blog. She responded to one of Caylee's posts. Cool, huh? She is the one who told me about Weebly. Did you know that even if you don't get into Mrs. Grimes' homeroom she will be your reading teacher next year? Mrs. Grimes teaches 4th grade reading and Mrs. Lee teaches the math. When you get to 5th grade you will have Ms. Daniels and Mrs. Snider. I taught Mrs. Snider when she was in third grade--and I taught her husband, too. Can you imagine that? Do any of you want to be a teacher? I really like Red Level! Several of our teachers were students at Red Level. When you get to 6th grade you will have Mrs. Nall for reading. She went to Red Level when she was a girl. What you do as a third grader really does matter. No matter what you want to be when you grow up, you are learning skills now that will be important to know for the rest of your life. That is why it is essential that you do your work now.
Lots of love,
Mrs. Robinson
