Do a "brain dump." Tell me everything you know or THINK you know about ecosystems. I am looking for at least 4 facts or thoughts. Answer in full sentences please. Do not use list or bullet points. 

In your opinion, what was the best part of Friday's field trip? Use at least three reasons to support your opinion. 

Tell me at least five facts that you learned while at Bushy Hill yesterday. Do NOT just list the facts, answer in complete sentences!

Would you rather be a member of the Sioux or the Iroquois tribe? Explain why. Use at least three facts that you learned to support your opinion.

What was your favorite part of the Durham Fair? Pick one thing that was your favorite and give me three reasons why it was your favorite. Do NOT just list the reasons, use complete sentences and frame your answer! 

What stuck with you this week? Tell me what you learned so far this week! It could be one thing or multiple things! I can't wait to hear about what stuck with you.

Boys and girls, please tell me what your favorite part of third grade is so far!

Today we read A Day's Work and talked about responsibility. Here are some ways you can be responsible. Can you think of any more?

1. Clean up after yourself.
2. Follow directions.
3. Fix your mistakes.
4. Make things right.
5. Be respectful.
6. Help others.
7. Take care of others and their belongings.
8. Do your job.

Today we read Mr. Peabody's Apples and talked about the core value, honesty. Here is some of the advice we would give someone about how to be honest. Feel free to add your own advice in the comment section.

1. Always own up to your mistakes.
2. Always tell the truth, no matter how hard it is.
3. It is better to tell the truth than to let someone hear the truth from someone else.
4. Telling the truth can be scary.
5. Be honest even if you did something wrong.
6. Take ownership, even if it's not easy.
7. Don't cry wolf or people won't believe you when you do tell the truth.
8. You can hurt someone if you do not tell the truth and that's not good.