St. Joseph Regional School, Batavia, NY
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Third Grade

Teacher:                Ms. Deb Dumuhosky
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Subject Area/Grade and Related Education
B.S. Childhood Education from Buffalo State College
M.S. Childhood Literacy from the College at Brockport

Contact Information

585-343-6154
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Why a Catholic Education Matters
Catholic Education Matters because it provides children with a strong religious foundation. St. Joseph Regional School not only meets both academic and spiritual needs for our children but also provides them with a sense of family and community.

Third Grade News

Welcome to Third Grade! It’s such an exciting time! We are busy, busy, busy!!
Fall is the perfect time to begin our Science Unit, “Investigating Weather & Climate”. We will investigate the phenomenon of weather, the weather cycle, weather-related hazards, and climates in different regions of the world. Our weather unit will be followed by “Where are the Wolves?” where students
will learn how bringing wolves back to Yellowstone National Park changed the park’s ecosystem. Students will learn about animal adaptations in this unit as well.

Social Studies will begin with a focus on Geography. Students will learn about maps, and where they are in the world. We will study the United States government and economic concepts to get our year started.

In ELA we will be using the i-Ready Learning Magnetic Reading program, focusing on spelling, vocabulary, reading, writing, phonics, and various strategies to build strength in our comprehension and fluency as well as our writing skills.

Math will begin the year with properties of multiplication and division, followed by place value and problem-solving units of measure. Practice those math facts! 

The focus of this year’s religion is faith, belief, and trust in a God who knows us, loves us, and calls us by name. We will become familiar with the mysteries of faith that we profess in the Apostle’s Creed. We will study events from both the Old and the New Testaments of the Bible to help us learn of God’s love
for His People and the truths of our faith. Also, any child in the class who is baptized Catholic and has made their First Reconciliation will be making their First Holy Communion at their home parish this year.
St. Joseph Regional School    2 Summit Street  Batavia, New York  14020    Phone 585-343-6154     Fax 585-343-8911 
Our partner high school is:  Notre Dame High School  www.ndhsbatavia.com