Third Grade

Third grade marks an important transition as students become more independent learners and thinkers. Through engaging instruction, students expand academic skills while developing responsibility, perseverance, and confidence.

Language ArtsStudents analyze texts more deeply, focusing on character, theme, and structure. Writing expands to include research, narratives, and explanatory texts.

MathematicsStudents develop fluency with multiplication and division, explore fractions, solve multi-step problems, and deepen understanding of measurement and geometry.

ScienceScience instruction includes life processes, ecosystems, force and motion, and scientific investigation skills.

Social StudiesStudents study ancient civilization history and geography, learning about their cultures, government, and economic systems.