3rd Grade
Deepening Your Child’s Understanding Across Subject Areas
Meteorologist. Map-maker. Storyteller. Citizen. Calvert’s accredited 3rd Grade curriculum invites your child to “live the lessons” while exploring the world through Science, Social Studies, English Language Arts, and Math.
With our detailed Lessons as their guide, third graders will:
- Explore the elements of narrative through the fables, folktales, and myths of diverse cultures.
- Understand how geography informs how we live by studying different regions and cultures of the U.S.
- Study our three branches of government and the meaning of citizenship
- Apply basic economic concepts in engaging projects.
- Develop logical reasoning and engineering design skills while investigating the principles of force and motion and the life cycles of plants.
Continuing to build math skills learned in 2nd Grade, students will work with fractions, two-step word problems, multiplication, and shapes.
Calvert Learning provides an engaging learning experience for students
Created for schools to guide students in a virtual or blended learning setting, Calvert curriculum includes:
- Quality texts and online resources from top education publishers.
- Lesson Manuals with daily lesson plans and step-by-step instructions.
- An online learning platform, the Calvert Teaching Navigator, that provides 24/7 access to texts, manuals, interactive activities, assessments, progress tracking tools, and more.
Calvert Learning offers curriculum to schools in 2 formats
Third grade is available in a Digital + Print Experience or a Digital Experience. With the Digital + Print Experience, students will have access to online lessons with multimedia, interactive activities and assessments IN ADDITION to printed textbooks, workbooks and reading materials that complement learning. With our Digital Experience, students have access to the same texts and materials via e-textbooks and digital downloads.
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- Learn more about our project-based instructional approach in the Elementary School years.
- Read a few of our Success Stories.