Grammar 3 Blog

Grammar 3 in the Cameron Park Parade

Posted by admin

Special Thanks to Carlos Colon for capturing our Grammar 3 students in the Cameron Park Centennial Parade!

Welcome to Grammar Three

Posted by tish

May 17th-21st

Spelling: Twenty new words ~Test on Friday
Grammar: Review
Writing: Narration with dress-ups
Math: Area & Perimeter
History: Columbus, Vespucci, Magellan, & the Americas
Science: The Harvest Mouse

Grammar 3 Spanish

Posted by jwatters

10-13 mayo

THANK YOU for all the lovely tokens of appreciation that were given to me last week.  What a blessing to not only be showered with many signs of appreciation but to teach gracious and teachable children as well!  I appreciate YOU!

This week there will be no Spanish dancing as Mrs. Bradley is sick and will be away.  

We continue on the theme of “La Familia.”

Keep up the good work!

Art with Ms. Dougherty

Posted by jdougherty

Artist of the Quarter:  Raphael Sanzio

 

Music with Mrs. Still

Posted by cstill

MAY IN GRAMMAR OF MUSIC CLASSES

Here are some highlights of our planned studies for the month of May:

  • We will review all of our composers from the year throughout this month.  We will also review all the music theory concepts we have learned through games and other activities.  This will prepare us for the “music” section of the Academic Decathlon in which the Houses of Galena, Quartz, Azurite, and Amethyst will compete!
  • NOTE THE CHANGE OF DATE:  The Spring Choral Concert for Grammar 2, Grammar 3, Grammar 4/5, and Logic/Rhetoric choir will be Tuesday night, May 18 at 6:30 p.m. Participation for students in these classes is mandatory.  In the unusual event that a family emergency prevents a student from being at the concert, parents must clear this absence with the Head of School, Alison Moffatt.  Ball games are not considered acceptable reasons for missing the concert.  CONCERT DRESS IS REQUIRED.
  • Each grade level will have a special unit study this month, in many cases to tie in with topics studied in the core classroom.
  • JK – Peter and the Wolf
    K – Peter and the Wolf and “Vivaldi’s Ring of Mystery”
    G1 – Peter and the Wolf and American Patriotic Music (including Sousa)
    G2 – Verdi’s opera “Aida” set in ancient Egypt
    G3 – Gustav’s “The Planets”
    G4/5 – Musical stories and tunes from the Revolutionary and Civil Wars of America

If you have questions, please contact me at cstill@liveoakclassical.com.