| Batesburg-Leesville Primary and the B-L and Twin City Rotary Clubs will present "Got Book?" on Tuesday, January 31 at 6 p.m. in the BLPS cafeteria. An art show will also be held from 5-7 p.m. and a spaghetti supper sponsored by the school's PTO will be held in the cafeteria beginning at 6:30 p.m. |
| Common Planning/Early Release Day will be held on Wednesday, February 1. There will be no Afterschool Program at Batesburg-Leesville Elementary School on this date. Dismissal times for all schools are as follows: B-L Primary, 12:45 p.m.; B-L Elementary, 1:00 p.m.; B-L Middle, 1:36 p.m; and B-L High, 1:50 p.m. |
Recent ActivityEveryday Math and Science
Welcome to Mrs. Frick's third grade class. I am excited to have you in my class this year! I look forward to getting to know you. We are going to learn many exciting new things this year. I hope you are as excited about learning Math and Science as I am teaching it! It is going to be a super year!
Class Announcements & Special Dates  Dates To RememberDates to Remember:
January 12, 2012 Early Release 10:30 a.m. January 13 and 16, 2012 - Holidays for students January 17, 2012 Report Cards  Timed Tests
 Daily Homework - January 3-6, 2012
 TESTSStudents will also be graded on daily work that is done in class. Chapter tests will be assigned when the chapter is completed. Class Links Life Science Habitats Project Due Date: Monday, January 9, 2012 Our 3rd grade Science class has been studying habitats and how plants and animals are able to survive in each of them. Students are to choose 1 habitat and create a visual display of that habitat. Students should include in their displays: colorful and creative pictures, drawings, illustrations, and other props of what the habitat itself looks like, plants and animals that live there, and some facts (listed below) about their habitats. Students are encouraged to be as creative as possible and may use display items such as: a box or shoebox diorama, posterboard, cardboard, construction paper, or other items that will accurately display their chosen habitat. This project will count as a test grade and is due no later than JAN. 9. Students may use Chapter 2 in their Science books, internet, library books, or any other resource to help with their project. Habitats of study: • Hot Desert (example- Sahara Desert in Africa) • Cold Desert (example- Antarctica) • Grasslands/Plains (example- Serengeti Plain in Africa) • Rainforest (example- Amazon Rainforest in South America) • Temperate Forest (example- any woodland forest in North America) • Arctic Tundra (example- Denali National Park in Alaska) • Ocean Project Requirements: 1- A colorful, neat display of 1 habitat including what the habitat (surroundings/environment) looks like. 2- Pictures/illustrations or 3-D displays of at least 3 plants and 3 animals that live in the habitat 3- Information/facts needed for the project: Plants: name of each plant, adaptations for survival (parts that help it survive in the habitat) Animals: name of each animal, adaptations for survival (body parts and/or behaviors that help it survive in the habitat) Habitat: location of the habitat (continent and country), climate (weather), physical features (landforms, water,…) of the habitat If you have questions or concerns, please let Mrs. Frick know.  Grade 3 Science Textbook LinkOur textbook companyoffers this website to go along with our science textbook.To find our textbook go to Select a Program and click on McGrawHill 2008 , and then Select a state - and click on South Carolina then GO, the page will come up and then you double click on our textbook cover ( Grade 3- it has penguins on the front.) This is just some material to accompany our book. Homeschool MathFree second grade math worksheets. To get more than one keep clicking the refresh key. |
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Science Project due January 9, 2012
