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Hi Families!  Welcome to our website.  Below are articles and resources that may be helpful for you!

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GREAT MULTIPLICATION GAME!!!!  Help your student learn those TOUGH Times tables with a Game They'll LOVE!!!!  

 

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Stages of Third Grader

 Brought to you by the American School Counselor Association

From: Family Education Network

 

 

Is your eight-year-old on track? Below are some general development milestones to help you understand your child's progress over the school year. Keep in mind that every child is different and may not fit perfectly into this framework.

 

Where They Are

The average eight-year-old is explosive, excitable, dramatic, and inquisitive. She:

  • Possesses a "know-it-all" attitude.
  • Is able to assume some responsibility for her actions.
  • Actively seeks praise.
  • May undertake more than she can handle successfully.
  • Is self-critical.
  • Recognizes the needs of others.

Where They're Going

School isn't just academics. Your child's teachers are also helping him grow socially. At eight-years-old, your child is learning how to set goals and understand the consequences of his behavior. You can help by encouraging him as he:

  • Explores the relationship of feelings, goals, and behavior.
  • Learns about choices and consequences.
  • Begins setting goals.
  • Becomes more responsible.
  • Learns how to work with others.

 

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