Our third grade teachers made learning about economics come alive with Market Day 2010.  Students created businesses, developed advertisements,  and “sold” goods and services. 

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Click this link to hear some of our Market Day  radio commercials.

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Sheila Teri and Angela Munari

Hey Ms. Munari’s Class-  How was your first week of school?

Haiku Photostory  Click here to listen to our amazing poetry. 

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Mrs. Sheila Teri and Mrs. Kim Catt

fieldtripmunari  Click this link to see a digital story about Ms. Munari’s field trip to the Norfolk Botanical Gardens. 

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Mrs. Teri

We are so pleased to share this special project that reflects on our study of Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, and The Empire of Ancient Mali from Mrs. Mutsch’s and Ms. Munari’s students.
http://voicethread.com/share/256868/ 
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We have a special podcast to share from several of Mrs. Mutsch’s third grade students.  These poems were inspired by Dr. Seuss.  We celebrated this amazing author’s birthday on March 2nd.
Click here to listen- Our Poems (approx. 2 minutes)
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(Picture source http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cat_in_the_Hat)

You won a ticket to ride the Trantwood Time Machine!  You can safely travel back in time to Ancient Greece, Ancient Rome, or Ancient Mali.  Which one would you like to visit?  Tell us what you would see and do.

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