School's out for Summer - Mrs. Plumblee says good-bye

I want all the third grade students and parents to know how 

much I appreciate my students and parents. It has been an 

honor to teach this year and I truly love the 

families of Cornerstone Charter Academy. 

We have had a great time together and 

I will cherish the memory of this year forever.

Thank you to everyone and have a Wonderful Summer!

Regards, 

Mrs. Plumblee

Home Learning 5/23

Reading - Answer questions on "Where the Red Fern Grows"
Math - Redo missed problems on test. Show your work.
Spelling - ABC order, 2x each in cursive (include vocab and definition 1x each in cursive)

Spelling and Vocabulary Words 5/23 - 5/27




1. maybe

2. lately

3. label

4. playground

5. paint

6. main

7. trail

8. newspaper

9. table

10. chased

11. places

12. face

13. able

14. babies

15. acorn

16. claim

17. pain

18. flames

19. baseball

20. flavor

Bonus - ancient



fester – to cause increasing poisoning or irritation

grit – unconquerable spirit

mull – to think over at length

muster – to assemble or gather

begrudgingly – enviously or reluctantly

smirk – to smile in a self-satisfied way

limber – capable of moving and bending easily

Home Learning 5/17

Science - Diorama and description due tomorrow. 20% off for every day it is late.


Spelling - In a sentence.

Math - Finish classwork:

p. 4 #10 - 16 even
p. 7 #4 - 8 even
p. 8 #10 – 20 even
p. 13 #6 – 10 even
p. 14 #12 – 20 even
p. 16 #8 – 12 even
p. 19 #6 – 12 even

Home Learning 5/16

Spelling - VCCV Order - Seperate into Doubles and Differents (do it in your planner)
Math - Finish class work. Do step up 9
Language - Do sequence Worksheet

Spelling and Vocabulary Words 5/16-5/20




1. Monday

2. sudden

3. until

4. forget

5. happen

6. follow

7. dollar

8. window

9. hello

10. market

11. pretty

12. order

13. stubborn

14. expect

15. Sunday

16. better

17. morning

18. outside

19. getting

20. different

Bonus - discover



barren – having little plant or animal life

crevasse – deep hole or crack

deserted – empty; not lived in, or having few or no people

floes – large sheets of floating ice

grueling – very tired

impassable – not able to be crossed or traveled through

perilous – very dangerous

terrain – land, ground, or earth

Home Learning 5/9

Language Arts - Be prepared to retell poem tomorrow with motions.
Spelling - ABC order in planner
Reading - Bio-Cube planning sheet is due next Monday
Math - Step up 6 & 7, memorize 6s multiplication tables for Friday
Science - Drawing of biome due tomorrow

Spelling and Vocabulary Words 5/9 - 5/13


1. caught
2. thought
3. bought
4. laugh
5. through
6. enough
7. fought
8. daughter
9. taught
10. brought
11. ought
12. although
13. sought
14. cough
15. naught
16. aught
17. enough
18. doughnut
19. tough
20. drought
Bonus – granddaughter

bustling – full of activity; busy
custom – a tradition; a way of doing something that many people follow
foreigners – people who come from another country or place
passport – a government document that allows a person to travel in a foreign country
sightseeing – visiting interesting places; touring
skyscrapers – very tall buildings
vendor – someone who sells something

Home Learning 4/25

Language Arts - Finish p. 13 to 16 in capital worksheet
Reading - Pick a book report book - biography
Math - Memorize 3s times tables
Science - P. 415 #1,3,5
Spelling - ABC order in planner

Homework - 4/21

Math - Memorize 0,1,2,5,10 multiplication tables. Test tomorrow. Do reteach and practice test for chapter 15.
Science - Do Question at end of packet. List 3 animals you might like to do your project on.
Spelling - Missed word backwards 3 times each