Miss Fremeau's class of 2013-2014 came up with some helpful hints for future students:

1.  Do something agreeable with your partner and don't be selfish.  - William
2.  Always do your homework and turn it in on time or you will have to stay in for recess.  - Emma
3.  Make the right choices and your teacher will be happy.  - Cody
4.  Pay close attention in class.  - Trevor
5.  Listen to Miss Fremeau and don't talk when she is talking because that is rude.  - Allana

They also wrote this list of some things that you should look forward to:

1.  You get to do lots of fun activities.  - Elise

2.  You will like how nice the teachers are.  - Michael

3.  You will like the courtyard and salad bar.  - George

Most importantly, Miss Fremeau and her students just want to say...

To all Fremeaus, former and future, have a wonderful summer.  Remember to read, practice your math facts, and send Miss Fremeau postcards at school.  I look forward to another great school year in the fall!

Today was field day.  We had tons of fun in the sun and got lots of compliments on our class cheer.  Our favorite events today were hula hoop and water brigade.  Centipede was pretty tough, but the Fremeaus were troopers.  We owe a huge "thank you" to all of our field day volunteers.  Our class would like to thank the parents who helped out today, as well as all of our tye-dye helpers and washers - we looked great!

Trevor and Ella were GREAT field day
captains.

There are only a few days left of third grade.  As we head off for summer vacation check out some of our favorite memories of our year together...

We observed and measured animal pelts with some
special guests from New Hampshire Fish and Wildlife.

We learned to multiply and divide.

We learned about plants.  Here we are acting out how
water moves through the stem.

Our class made great progress in reading.  One of our
favorite activities is reading groups with our classmates.

We became junior scientists!  Here is a picture from our
"Rocks and Minerals" unit.

As part of our integrated study of "Communities" we have been completing Language Arts and Social Studies learning activities.  Here are some pictures of our recent trip to Head School, where we experienced a typical school day from the 1840's.  Our class really enjoyed the colonial schoolhouse punishments.

Congratulations to all of our students on their hard work this year.  At our recent "Celebrate Our Success" assembly, three of our classmates were recognized for their outstanding achievements in Art, Reading, and Physical Education.  Great job!  We are so proud of you!