1. TERRIFIC THIRD GRADE SUPPLY LIST
In order to save money and take advantage of the summer sales, I am listing ALL the supplies your
student will need for the entire year.
• 1-large zippered pencil case (no boxes) • 1 dry erase eraser
• 8 dry-erase markers (no orange or yellow) • 4 large glue sticks (1/marking period)
• 8-colored pens for grading (no red) • 1 pair pointed kids scissors
• 2-boxes 24-count crayons • 2 boxes of tissues
• 1 ream copy paper • 1 roll of paper towels
• 4 dozen No. 2 pencils (12/marking period) • 1 standard 12" ruler (inches/centimeters)
• 8 highlighters (2/marking period) • 4 plastic coated 2-pocket folders
• 1 pack square erasers (not pencil tops) • 5 J UMBO book socks
Where possible, please label all items with student's name.
The following supplies will be purchased through the school in the first week:
• 7-3rd Grade-ruled Compositions Notebooks
• 1-School Planner
Art Supplies (for art class each week):
• 8 1/2 inch drawing pad (40 sheets)
• 1 pack of colored pencils (12)
• 1 fine black sharpie
Supplies not permitted in 3rd grade classroom:
• mechanical pencils • scented highlighters, pens, or pencils
• hand-held pencil sharpeners • pencil toppers
• staplers • dry erase board liquid cleaner
• white out • hand sanitizer, lotions, lip gloss/chapstick
• markers
• calculators
Optional for whole class use:
• hand-sanitizer (alcohol free) or baby wipes
• 1-canister Clorox (or similar) disinfectant wipes
• envelopes
• extra pencils, dry-erase markers, copy paper, glue sticks

2. June 2013
Dear Parents,
The following are the summer requirements I am asking students to complete.
Reading: All students must read, The Stories Julian Tells by Ann Cameron. In addition, students will choose one
other book, within their individual Lexile Range, from the following list:
Lexile 300-400: Lexile 400-500: Lexile 500+:
• The Littles Series (any book) by John • Bailey School Kids Series (any book) by • How to Eat Fried Worms by
Peterson Debbie Dadey et., all Thomas Rockwell
• Cam Jansen Series by David Adler • Good Grief 3rd Grade by Colleen • Pippi Longstockings by Astrid
• I was a 3rd Grade Science Project by O'Shaughnessy McKenna Lindgren
Mary Jane Auch • Time Warp Trio: 2095 by Jon Scieszka • Encyclopedia Brown by Donald
J. Sobol
* PLEASE NOTE: Your child's individual Lexile range can be found on TerraNova Home Report. Assessments and
reading projects will be assigned the first week of school.
Math:
The Summer Math Packet I am asking students to complete will be available for download on the school website soon
(http://www.assumptioncatholicschool.net). The purpose is to give the children a good basis for Third Grade Math. As
parents, you should correct the pages as your child completes each one so as not to reinforce errors. Each child who
completes this packet and returns it by the end of the first week of school will be given a grade of 100% for the first
test grade.
Acellus:
Each child received his/her username and password for Acellus. Each student has access to at least four courses
(reading, math, science, social studies). Each course would take about 2 hours per week to complete in 10 weeks. It
is STRONGLY RECOMMENDED that students work on the new program, progress will be monitored.
Make sure your child's name and your signature are on this paper. If you cannot find your child's Lexile range or
their Acellus username and/or password, please contact the main office at 732-826-8721 or myself at
acspatridabernstein@gmail.com.
Thank you for your cooperation. Have a great summer!
Student's Name:
Parent's Signature:

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5. In subtraction story problems, clue words like "take away,"
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Trina has 2 4 pieces of gum.
Melinda has ! 2 pieces of gum.
How many more pieces of aum
does Trina have than Melinda?
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iox to solve each story problem.
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the tree. 6 apples fell off
the tree. How many
apples were left on the
tree?
1. Donna sold 88 raffle
tickets. Margaret sold 64
raffle tickets. What is the
difference between the
number of tickets the girls
sold?
B. Sunnydale School has
364 students. Valley
School has 22 I students.
How many more students
does Sunnydale School
have?
D. Nelly sold 7 5 candy
bars today. Matt sold
S S candy bars today.
How many more candy
bars did Matt sell?
Vrite a number sentence for the story problem below and solve.
l. The photographer needs to take 357 students' pictures. She has taken
! 3 4 pictures so far. How many more pictures does the photographer
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In addition story problems, clue words like^'how many," "how
much," "in all," "altogether," "total," and "sum" tell you to add
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A. Lillian has 2 I dolls in her
collection. She received 3
more dolls on her birthday.
How many dolls does
Lillian have in all?
B. Calvin has I 4 boob.
Stuart has 24 books.
How many books do
they have altogether?
C. There are 3S birds in
Tiffany's back yard.
There are 40 birds in
Tony's back yard. What
is the total number of
birds?
D. There are 3 1 2 eggs in
the first hen house.
There are 426 eggs in
the second hen house.
What is the sum of eggs
in the two hen houses?
Write a story problem for the number sentence below. Then, write the sum.
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Make up a number sentence and solve.
1. Rosemont School is putting on a play. There are 75
first-grade students and 108 second-grade students
in the play. How many students are in the play?
2. The art teacher made 975 programs to hand out at the
play. At the end of the play, there were 486 programs
left. How many programs were given out that night?
3. The Ail-Purpose Room seats 850 people. There were
535 people at the play. How many seats were empty?
4. Snacks and sodas were sold after the play.
There were 288 candy bars, and all but 65 were sold.
How many candy bars were sold?
5. Max filled 324 bags with popcorn. By the end of the
evening, 189 were sold. How many bags of popcorn
were left?
6. There were 358 adults and 94 children at the play.
How many people were at the piay in all?
7. The students raised $745 selling tickets and snacks.
They spent $68 for a cast party. How much do they
have left to give to the school?
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in all," "altogether," "total," or "sum" tell you to add.
Write the number sentence to solve each story problem. Circle the clue words that
you to add.
A. There are 57 marbles in
ajar. There are 44
marbles in another jar.
How many marbles are
there altogether?
C. 4 8 hot dogs were sold at
the football aame last
week. 3 9 hot dogs were
sold at the football game
this week. How many hot
dogs were sold in all?
B. The library has 7 6
books. I 4 new books have
been ordered. When the
new books arrive, how
many books will me library
have in ail?
D. Tommy had 55 stamps
in his collection. He qot
f S new stamps for his
birthday. What is the
sum of stamps Tommy
has now?
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22. Name
Subtraction with Regrouping
Remember that clue words like "take away," "how many are ?
left," "how many more," and "difference" tell you to subtract.
Write the number sentence for each story problem and find the difference. Circle
the words that tell you to subtract.
A. The giant ferris wheel will
seat 58 people. There
are 2° people on the
ferris wheel. How many
more people will fit on the
ferris wheel?
B. There are 48 people
waiting for a train. If
54 people got on the
train, how many people
were still waiting?
C. The horses at Lazy "A"
Ranch eat 65 bales of
hay each day. The
horses at Busy "B"
Ranch eat 58 bales of
hay each day. What is
the difference between
the amount of hay eaten
at the two ranches?
Write a story problem for the number sentence below and then solve.
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D. All 64 snakes have
escaped from the zoo.
The zookeepers have
caught 38 of the
snakes. How many
more snakes do they
still need to catch?
Write a subtraction story problem that has a difference of I 6.
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Sometimes you need to use both addition and subtraction to
solve a story problem. '""
There are 24 adult dolphins and 8 baby dolphins in the bay. 2 I dolphins
swim out to sea. How many dolphins are left in the bay?
Add the first
two numbers. 24
+ 8
32
Then, subtract the
third number from
the sum of the first
two numbers.
There are I !
dolphins left in
the bay.
>ears are left?
Write the number sentences and solve. Circle the answer to each story problem.
A. At the zoo there are I 5 female bears and I 2 male
bears. If 8 bears are moved to another zoo, how many
B. Alice has $ I 2.00 to spend at the fair and Emily
had $ I 6.00 to spend. If it costs $4.00 for both
girls to get into the fair, how much do they have left to
spend altogether?
C. There are 38 sailboats and 24 speedboats in the
harbor. If 25 boats sail out to sea, how many boats
are left in the harbor?
D. Monica's father cooked 25 hamburgers. Bobby's father
cooked 24 hamburgers. 45 of the hamburgers were
eaten. How many hamburgers are left?
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