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Mrs. Romay's 3rd Grade

EFL / Gifted & Advanced Teacher 

                                        updated on 9/27/26

 

FOR YOUR INFORMATION...9/14/26-10/2/26

Testing - i-Ready

Reading: Tuesday, 9/15/26 - Wednesday, 9/16/26

Math: Tuesday, 9/22/26 - Wednesday, 9/23/26

Makeups: Week of 9/28/26

 

School Pictures:

Wednesday, 9/30/26 

**Check the red folder for order form

**Complete picture envelope and return it to me regardless of how you paid

**See Class Dojo message with details

**Students must be in full uniform on picture day   

 

Hispanic Heritage Day

Friday, 10/9/26

Students can dress up representing their country of origin wearing guayaberas, dresses, or jerseys representing a Hispanic country.

 

  

 

**Save $15 by purchasing the bundle

Help us win a popcorn party!  

Pay your PTSA Membership of $7

 

 

WHAT ARE WE LEARNING? 

 

Reading/Language Arts

U1W5-6: National Landmarks and Memorials

Essential Question: How do landmarks help us understand our country's story?

Genre: ArgumentativeText

Read Aloud: America's Landmarks and Memorials 

Shared Read - RWC Book: Protecting Our Parks

Anchor Text - Anthology Book: Preserve and Protect

Paired Selection - Anthology Book: 5 Questions for George McDonald

B.E.S.T. Literature Library Additional Text Connection:  Revolutionary Friends

Tested Comprehension Skills: 

✓ Determine the Central Idea and Details and Author's Claim/Argument

✓ Identify the Text Structure: Captions, Maps, Side Bars

✓ Compare and Contrast

✓ Summarize the text

(BI-WEEKLY PROGRESS MONITORING READING TEST ON THURSDAY, 10/2/26)

 Spelling: 

-WEEK 1-2 Words: Long o sound  

lsold, crow, grown, proclaim, dispose, golden, arrow, slope, provoke, 

program, potato, bone, foe, float, coast, roast, coal, coated, toad (TEST ON FRIDAY, 9/25/26)

Academic Vocabulary: 

-WEEK 1-2 Words: grand, monument, traces, landmarks, clues, massive, national, carved (TEST ON FRIDAY, 9/25/26)

Vocabulary Strategy: Multiple Meaning and Compound Words

Grammar: Subjects/Predicates review (QUIZ ON FRIDAY, 9/25/26)

Writing: Opinion

  

Math

Chapter 3 - More Multiplication Strategies

Study multiplication 3-4 x table (QUIZ ON FRIDAY, 9/25/26)

Extra Practice on IXL: 15 minutes daily / Next leaderboard ends on Tue., 10/6/26

 

Science

Wrapping up Topic 1 - How to be a scientist / The Scientific Method

Starting Topic 2 next week - The Universe

 

Science Fair Projects - Packet was sent home on Monday, 9/28/26. 

The link for the packet in English and Spanish is this my website.

 

We will be doing a class project that follows the same order in which their individual assignments are due.

 

Below is the timeline of important dates.  If you would like to turn in an assignment early, please do so anytime. Late assignments will receive a zero. Each packet will be checked and returned to the student so that they can move on to their next assignment.

 

Assignment #1 - Due on Wed., 9/30/26

Assignment #2 - Due on Wed., 10/7/26

Assignment #3 and 4 - Due on Wed, 10/14/26

Assignment #5-6 - Due on Wed., 10/21/26

Assignment #7 - PowerPoint with video, Due on Wed., 10/29/26

Science Fair Judging - November 

Science Fair Boards - TBA

District Science Fair Competition - TBA (Usually late January or early Feburary, 2027)

 

Looking forward to some GREAT projects!

  

Social Studies

Chapter 2 - Cartography/Map Skills

National Landmarks and Memorials

 

Español

Lectura/Cuento: "Un Jardín Para Todos"

Pregunta Esencial: ¿Cómo contribuyen las personas de diferentes culturas a una comunidad? 

Género: Narrativa de no ficción

Ortografía: Sonidos c, s,

casa, sandía, cantar, sartén, comer, segundo, ciudad, zafiro, saludar, zapato (TEST ON WED., 9/23/26)

Vocabulario: guanaco, hogar, morada, orgullo, sendero, tradición, vigilar

(TEST ON WED., 9/23/26)

 No words this week.  We will focus on Reading fluency and comprehension.

 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION... 

Before and After School Care

*Contact Nivia or Janessa in the After-School Care office for more information.

 

Meals

*See chart below for lunch costs.  

*Please bring a water bottle daily. Students are able to refill their bottles throughout the day.

 

Parental Involvement 

*All school volunteers must register online every year.

*This will be required for participating in certain school events.

 

3rd Grade Teacher Mrs. Fatima Romay [email protected]

Class Dojo from 8:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

 

Special Areas

Art – Mr. David [email protected]

Mondays 12:05-1:05 p.m.

(bring crayons and colored pencils)

Music – Mrs. Favasoli [email protected]

Tuesdays: 12:05-1:05 p.m.

(bring black folder and recorder)

Physical Education – Coach White [email protected]

Thursdays and Fridays: 12:05-1:05 p.m.

(bring a water bottle)

sold                

crow

grown         

proclaim

dispose

golden

arrow     

slope

provoke

program

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

potato

showed

bone

foe

float

coast

roast

coal

coated

toad