Standards and Objectives
We follow the North Carolina public school curriculum.
Here is a link to the official NC Public Schools website where you can see all the standards we are expected to meet during the year.
Below are some of the beginning math and ELA standards for third grade. A complete list of standards for all subjects can be found in the link above.
Here is a link to the official NC Public Schools website where you can see all the standards we are expected to meet during the year.
Below are some of the beginning math and ELA standards for third grade. A complete list of standards for all subjects can be found in the link above.
3rd Grade Math Scope and Sequence
This document will give you a glimpse of all the topics we will cover this year specific to math.
Here is a link to the Wake County K-12 Parent Support Site.
This document will give you a glimpse of all the topics we will cover this year specific to math.
Here is a link to the Wake County K-12 Parent Support Site.
EL Curriculum
Social Studies Overview
In third grade students will focus on what exists around them and how they play a role in their community each and every day. The intent of this course is that students will complete the third grade understanding that there are many factors that contribute to the development of local communities and regions.
History: They will study people and events significant to local regions that represent our communities and our state.
Geography: Students will compare regions and understand how the location of regions, as well as resources found within those regions, both define local communities and help shape their development and growth.
Economics, Civics and Government:Third graders will also understand the importance of the role that local businesses and entrepreneurs play within the local economy, as well as the roles and responsibilities of local and state government.
Behavioral Science: Finally, students will understand how the interactions between various cultural groups shape local and state communities through aspects such as food, traditions, artistic expression, and more.
Click this link to read the full Social Studies Overview for Families from the county.
History: They will study people and events significant to local regions that represent our communities and our state.
Geography: Students will compare regions and understand how the location of regions, as well as resources found within those regions, both define local communities and help shape their development and growth.
Economics, Civics and Government:Third graders will also understand the importance of the role that local businesses and entrepreneurs play within the local economy, as well as the roles and responsibilities of local and state government.
Behavioral Science: Finally, students will understand how the interactions between various cultural groups shape local and state communities through aspects such as food, traditions, artistic expression, and more.
Click this link to read the full Social Studies Overview for Families from the county.
