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Number of the Week
THINK MATH ~ 20
Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer last week:
The answer is 11 hockey players on the ice. 
421, 892 hockey players on the ice. Ms Watt kidnapped 421, 881 hockey players. How many left? ~ Collin
102, 509, 206, 752 hockey players on the ice. Devon gulped down 102, 509, 206, 741 hockey players. How many left? ~ Jordan
13 hockey players on the ice. 3 went to go eat pizza. 1 came back. How many left? ~ Ruby
100 hockey players on the ice. 90 got eaten by Kennedy, Ava and Ms Watt. 1 got free. How many left now? ~ Sabrin & Hatidje
50 hockey players. 10 fell. 10 quit. 10 went for pizza. 19 came back. How many now? ~ Alisa
21 hockey players. 3 got taken by Kennedy, 2 got stolen by Ava, and another 3 got robbed by Ms Watt and 2 fell in love… How many left? ~ Sabrina & Hatidje
20 hockey players. 5 got in love. 3 got hurt. 4 got sick by eating ice cream doughnuts. How many left? ~Sabrina & Hatidje
10 hockey players on the ice. 1 was wanting to join for years! How many left? ~ Nila
12 hockey players on the ice. 1 player went to get 1000 hot dogs and got sick. How many left? ~ Eva
12 hockey players. 1 got a penalty. How many left? ~ George
There were 15 hockey players on the ice. 3 got hurt and could not play. How many left? ~ Bella
47 hockey players playing hockey on the ice. 7 got stolen by Ms Watt. 3 went to get pizza. How many left? ~ Sanaaya
48 hockey players on the ice. 28 of them got stuck in the bathroom. How many left? ~ Bosco
21 hockey players on the ice. Ms Watt brought her pet rhino and 10 got scared and ran home. How many left? ~ Hunter
22 hockey players on the ice. 5 broke their sticks. 2 got turned into pickles. 3 got turned into blue pumpkins and 1 was Judy Hops. How many left? ~ Gwenda
Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 3s! Remember there are as many different correct answers as there are students in our class! I can’t wait to share the answers next Monday!
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THINK MATH ~ 19
Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer last week:
The answer is 15 classrooms cleaning up the community for Earth Day. 
30 classrooms. 5 got lost. 5 went to the zoo instead. 2 somehow went to a ? ~ Heart
16 classrooms cleaning. 1 classroom finished. How many left? ~ John
20 classrooms cleaning up for Earth Day. 5 quit. How many left? ~ George
15 classrooms. 10 got stolen by Ms Watt because she needed help cleaning. 10 more got saved. How many left? ~ Sabrina & Hatidje
130 classrooms cleaning up for Earth Day. 100 got McDonalds and became big back. and Ms Watt ot rid of 15. How many left? ~ Ayo
18 classrooms cleaning up for Earth Day. 4 classrooms went on a trip and 1 classroom came back. How many now? ~ Ruby
5,804,728,888,156,216 classrooms cleaning up for Earth Day. 5,809,728,888,156,201 classrooms got suspended by Ms Watt. How many left? ~ Collin
There were 1025680290 classrooms. Ms Watt got rid of 1025680275 classrooms. How many classrooms are left cleaning up on Earth Day? ~ Jordan
30 classrooms. 15 classrooms went to the bathroom. How many classrooms left cleaning up for Earth Day? ~ Devon
30 classrooms. 5 got lost. 5 went to the zoo. 2 got kidnapped by Kennedy and Ava and Ms Watt. 1 went in the trash. How many left? ~ Gwenda
Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 3s! Remember there are as many different correct answers as there are students in our class! I can’t wait to share the answers next Monday!
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THINK MATH ~ 19
Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer this week:
The answer is 33 Easter Eggs in 3 Easter Baskets. 
3 Easter baskets. 50 eggs in each basket. 17 get stolen from each basket. How many left? ~ Alisa
10 Easter eggs in 2 baskets. One has 13. How many altogether? ~ George
3 packs of 11 eggs are in 3 baskets. How many altogether? ~ Ayo
40 Easter eggs. 7 got kidnapped by Ms Watt. Ms G filled each basket with 11 Easter eggs, into 3 baskets. How many altogether? ~ Collin
38 Easter eggs in 3 Easter baskets. 5 wanted to go home and eat whip cream. How many left? ~ Nila
There were 66 eggs in 6 baskets. Colleen stole 3 baskets with 33 eggs in them. How many are left? ~ Collin
11 kids put 3 eggs in 3 baskets each. How many altogether? ~ Gwenda
1 egg in one basket. 2 eggs in the second basket and 30 eggs in the third basket. How many in all? ~ Hunter
2091 Easter baskets with 33 eggs inside them. Ms. Watt burned down 2088 of them and then ate them. How many Easter baskets with 33 eggs left? ~ Collin
The Easter bunny took the square root of 100 of eggs, added 1, then multiplied by 3, evenly dividing up the eggs across 3 baskets. How many in total? ~ Eva, Jen & Mark
Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 3s! Remember there are as many different correct answers as there are students in our class! I can’t wait to share the answers next Monday!
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Student Led Conferences
Wednesday April 15th is Nelson’s annual Student Led Conferences. I cannot wait as it’s my favourite time of the year in our classroom. I love to see the pride and excitement the kids have when sharing their work with their family.
Please come visit our classroom between 2:05-4:00 or 5:00-6:00. The classroom will be closed for a dinner break from 4:00-5:00. You will be read to, presented work, shown around the classroom and asked to play a game. Please come ready to celebrate your child’s achievements.
This will be completely led by your child and not a time to discuss their progress. I would be happy to meet with you at another time to discuss their report card or behaviour.
If possible, please do not bring younger children so the focus can be on the child sharing.
Thank you! Any questions? Please ask! stephanie.watt@burnabyschools.ca
I look forward to seeing you on Wednesday!
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THINK MATH ~ 18
Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer this week:
The answer is 46 chocolate Easter bunnies eaten in all. 
138 chocolate Easter bunnies. 23 of them did handstands and fell down and broke their arm and went in the trash. 23 said I quit. 23 turned into a pig. 22 got kidnapped by Ms Watt and 1 just went back to school. How many left? ~ Gwenda
9254 chocolate Easter bunnies. Ms Watt ate 9254 of them and barked up 9209 chocolate bunnies. How many were eaten? ~Collin
50 chocolate Easter bunnies. 4 got eaten up by the evil Easter bunny. How many left? ~ George
Ms Watt provided 1,000,000 chocolate Easter bunnies to our class and Ms Tsumori’s class. Our class ate 45 and Miss Tsumori’‘s class ate 1. How many did we eat in all? ~ Jordan
47 chocolate bunnies left. Ms G stole 1. How many are left? ~ John
4 chocolate Easter bunnies. Ms Watt got 16 more than ante 16 and then she added 42. How many in all? ~Ayo
46 chocolate Easter bunnies. 18 of them were eaten by a bad guy and then the bad guy went into the bathroom and kicked a toilet and the whole bathroom filled with the chocolate Easter bunnies that were eaten. How many chocolate Easter bunnies in all? ~ Bosco
Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 3s! Remember there are as many different correct answers as there are students in our class! I can’t wait to share the answers next Monday!
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THINK MATH ~ 17
Thank you to all the students who created questions to our Think Math answer this week:
The answer is 22 green shamrocks left over. 
42 Shamrocks. 10 got stolen by Alisa and 10 got stolen again by Sabrina. How many are left? ~ Hatidje & Sabrina
23 shamrocks. I went for pizza. How many now? ~ Hunter
30 green shamrocks. 8 broke. How many left? ~ George
52 green shamrocks. 10 went home. 10 went to the bathroom to take a dump. 10 went to eat lunch. How many left? ~ Devon
24 green shamrocks. 1 went to Nelson Elementary school. 1 was a teacher and 1 died. How many are left? ~ Kenza
24 shamrocks. 1 went to get hotdogs and 1 went home. How many left? ~ Eva
47 green shamrocks. 25 got stolen by 67 boy. How many are left? ~ Hatidje & Sabrina
8257 shamrocks. 8235 shamrocks got kidnapped by Ms Watt. How many are left? ~ Collin
23 green shamrocks. Ms Watt took 1 green shamrock. How many are left? ~ John
31 green shamrocks. 9 gave up. How many left? ~ Nila
52 Shamrocks. 10 got stolen by Kennedy and Ava and Ms Watt. Then 20 got stolen by Ava and Ms G. How many left? ~ Hatidje & Sabrina
50 shamrocks. 5 went on vacation. 1 fell into lava. 4 were old and died. 10 went to buy more soil. 8 went to have fun with Santa and the Easter Bunny. How many left? ~ Alisa
Here’s this week’s answer! Good Luck Grade 3s! Remember there are as many different correct answers as there are students in our class! I can’t wait to share the answers next Monday!
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Flat Stanley Adventures Begin!
We have been learning about continents and other map skills in class. Among them, we are learning how to locate our province, our country and other countries on maps and globes. The character Flat Stanley has inspired our current project. Click on the picture above to learn more!
Division 8 & 9 students have created their very own Flat Stanleys that are ready for adventure! There are a couple different ways they can travel…
Mail Flat Stanley Around the World
Your Flat Stanley can be sent to a friend or relative that lives in another province, or one that lives in another country! Students are bringing home a letter that is sent along to explain the activity to friends or family members and one for them to return to our class. The recipient will be asked to return the traveller after a week or so with pictures of the Flat Stanley somewhere in their area and a postcard or artifact/souvenir if they are able. They may also email me the photos to stephanie.watt@burnabyschools.ca
Take Flat Stanley on Your Family Vacation
Take pictures of your family with your Flat Stanley at landmarks and recognizable locations during your travels and if you are able to purchase a postcard and/or small souvenir it is definitely welcome! When you return email the photos to Ms. Watt @ stephanie.watt@burnabyschools.ca
When the Flat Stanleys return to school, we will plot their whereabouts on our map and share the information received with each other.
Our Flat Stanley project will continue throughout the year and we are all very excited about what we’ll learn about our world. Our own travels; letters, pictures and artifacts from our friends and family; and lastly through the research we do in the classroom, we will learn about the different places our Flat Selves travel to.
To see examples of other Flat Stanleys please click HERE to see a video made by the Canadian creator of the Flat Stanley Project!
DIVISION 9 FLAT STANLEYS
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