Third grade students enter a world of reading, science, math, religion and history. Hands-on science experiments are conducted in class. In an experiment about living things and their needs, the third graders used colored water and celery. Students were assigned to a table and color, and as a group made predictions about what would happen to their celery over the weekend. 

Here is an overview of what students learn in Third Grade:

• Learn about Chicago History
• Science Experiments and Math Projects for Hands-On Learning
• Grants provide Reading Library Materials for the Classroom

To learn more about third grade, please contact our school at office.annunciatags@gmail.com

English/reading

• Vocabulary
• Spelling
• Cause/Effect
• Fact/Opinion
• Nouns
• Verbs
• Pronouns
• Adjectives
• Sequence
• Main Idea & Details
• Context Clues
• Multiple-Meaning Words
• Synonyms/Antonyms
• Homophones

Science

• The Water Cycle
• The Solar System
• Plant & Animal Life Cycles
• Ecosystems
• Food Chains/Food Webs

Religion

• Parts of Mass
• Lent/Holy Week/Advent/Christmas
• Sacraments of Christian Initiation
• Sacraments of Healing
• Commitments/Vocations
• God's Kingdom

Math

• Multiplication
• Division
• Fractions
• Geometry
• Time
• Place Value
• Rounding
• Money
• Addition & Subtraction Review

specials

• art
• gym
• music

extracurricular

• CHOIR
• HONOR SOCIETY
• student council
• volleyball
• basketball