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    ARKANSAS REFRIGERATOR CURRICULUM

    FOR THIRD GRADE




    ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS *
    Aligned to Common Core State Standards
    Read a wide range of stories and describe how
    a story teaches a lesson
    Describe characters in a story and how their
    actions contribute to events
    Read texts and answer questions about history,
    social studies, or science
    Refer to information from illustrations such as
    maps or pictures as well as the words in a text
    to support answers
    Use standard English when speaking and writing
    Learn and use new vocabulary, including words
    related to specific subjects (e.g., science
    words, social studies words)
    Participate in discussions by listening, asking
    questions, sharing ideas, and building on the
    ideas of others
    Write stories with dialogue, describing
    characters actions, thoughts, and feelings
    Gather information from books, articles, and
    online sources to learn more about a topic
    Write research or opinion papers over extended
    periods of time

    MATHEMATICS *
    Aligned to Common Core State Standards
    Solve two-step word problems by adding,
    subtracting, multiplying, or dividing numbers
    through 100
    Use place value to round whole numbers to the
    nearest 10 or 100
    Quickly and accurately add and subtract
    numbers through 1000
    Multiply one-digit whole numbers by multiples
    of 10 between 10 and 90. (e.g., 980 or 560)
    Multiply all one-digit numbers from memory
    (know the times table)
    Relate the measurement of area to
    multiplication and division
    Understand fractions as numbers and identify
    them on a number line
    Compare the size of two fractions (e.g., 1/2 =
    2/4, 4/6 = 2/3)
    Express whole numbers as fractions and
    identify fractions that are equal to whole
    numbers (e.g., recognize that 31 and 3 are
    the same number)
    Estimate and measure liquid volumes and
    weights; solve word problems using grams,
    kilograms, and liters
    Tell and write time to the nearest minute and
    measure time intervals in minutes
    Represent and interpret data on a picture
    graph and bar graph
    Measure lengths using rulers marked with
    halves and fourths of an inch

    SCIENCE
    Aligned to Arkansas Curriculum Frameworks
    Learn to ask questions about outside
    surroundings
    Make predictions based on prior knowledge
    Safely use simple equipment and technology in
    scientific investigations
    Learn about sound waves
    Learn about different methods of producing
    electricity in Arkansas: coal, natural gas,
    nuclear, oil
    Become familiar with the respiratory system
    and muscular system
    Explore Earths materials: rocks, minerals,
    fossils, soils
    Learn about living and extinct animals

    SOCIAL STUDIES
    Aligned to Arkansas Curriculum Frameworks
    Know how to use a map legend/key
    Use maps to identify continents,
    oceans, lakes, mountains, states,
    cities
    Compare local community life with
    communities in other countries
    Understand citizens have rights and
    responsibilities
    Learn how people in families, schools,
    and communities set rules and solve
    problems
    Identify governmental leaders and
    famous Arkansans
    Identify examples of cultural
    contributions to history
    Develop and practice problem-solving
    methods



    * Adapted from the Council of the Great City Schools Parent Roadmaps to Common Core Standards: http://www.cgcs.org/domain/36
    Additional resource: National PTA http://www.pta.org/4446.htm

    You are your childs first and
    most important teacher. We
    value your support in building a
    solid foundation to prepare your
    child for school. This is a list of
    concepts and skills that will help
    your child be successful in third
    grade. This list is only a sample
    and does not include everything
    that will be taught throughout
    the year.

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