MISSION: 3RD GRADE

3RD GRADE IS GREAT!G - Grown-up writing

We will learn how to write in cursive!

R - Real lockersJust like in middle and high school!

E - Exciting new challengesNew experiences and new friends, too!

A - Activities and experimentsScience will never be the same!

T - Take the MCT2Very exciting chance to show everyone how much you have learned!

Our Class RULES!Our class is the BEST

third grade class!

To make sure we stay the best,we have to follow a few simple rules:

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BE RESPECTFUL!

Show respect to your classmates,

adults, and yourself.

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BE PREPARED!

Come to school eachday ready to learn.

This includes havingyour homework and a

positive attitude.

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BE POSITIVE!

Have a good attitudetoward people, ideas

and activities.

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BE A PARTICIPANT!

Be willing to try newthings, and during class,

be active in all activities.

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REWARDSIt pays to obey the rules!

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STICKERSFill up your chart by the

end of the nine weeks, andMrs. Hamilton will make

you breakfast!

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PASSESOutstanding effort on

classwork, homework, ortests can earn you a

homework pass to skip homework one day!

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NOTE HOMEWhen Mrs. Hamilton or anyother teacher notices greateffort, attitude, or actions,

I will send a note home telling how WONDERFUL

you are!

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CLASS PARTYWhen the whole class earns

enough chain to stretch from end to end of the room, we will

have a class party!

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CONSEQUENCESIf you break the rules,

you have to pay the price.

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LOSE RECESSFirst time: 1/2 of recess

Second time: all of recess

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CALL HOMEYOU will make a phone callto your parent or guardianto tell them how you are

behaving. They may have to come to school to sit with you.

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PADDLINGPaddling by Mrs. Hamilton

or Ms. Smith or Mr. Sanderson.

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OFFICEGo to the office for

punishment from one ofthe principals.

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CLASSROOMPROCEDURES

This is how we do it.

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CLASS JOBSEveryone plays a role in

making our class the best in third grade!

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AlphabetizerAttendance Officer

Bathroom Monitor (Girl)Bathroom Monitor (Boy)

CoachDesk Inspector

Directions DirectorDoor HolderElectricianGardener

Homework Checker

LibrarianLine Leader

Lunch CounterMaterials Passer

MessengerPaper Passer

Pencil SharpenerReporter

Sanitation ManagerStudent of the Week

SubstituteSupply Assistant

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RESTROOMIf Mrs. Hamilton is not teaching

and the pass is hanging up,you may go to the restroom.

BUT, if you abuse this privilege, you may lose it.

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PENCILSThe Pencil Sharpener will

give every student a sharppencil every morning. If you

need a new pencil, return your dull pencil to the “Dull” can and take a sharp one.

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TURNING INTurn your work into the tray by the door unlessMrs. Hamilton tells you

otherwise.

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TAKE-HOMEFOLDERS

Folders will go home onTuesday. They are expected tobe returned on Wednesday, or

you will have to move your clip.

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FOOD+DRINKThe only thing you may haveat your desk is water, and it

has to have a top on it.

WE DON’T WANT MICE!

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POSTUREWhile Mrs. Hamilton is teaching,

you will sit up straight with your eyes toward her.

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ATTENTIONMrs. Hamilton:

“1, 2, 3, eyes on me!”

Class:“1, 2, eyes on you!”

(then silence)

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HALLWAYIn the hallway, we will be

silent. We will walk single-filein the third tile block with

our hands at our sides.

If we can’t do this, wewill practice during recess