Mrs. Siders
March 2-6, 2026
Genre: Fairy Tale
a made-up story with events that could not really happen
usually has magical characters or settings
almost always a happy ending with a message
Essential Question:
How do we get what we need?
Vocabulary Strategy: Root Words
A root word is the simplest form of a word.
A root word is a word to which no prefixes, suffixes, or endings have been added.
Use the meaning of root words to figure out unknown words.
Vocabulary Words:
We will have a vocabulary test over the attached words on Thursday, March 12th. Please study at home. We practice them often in the classroom, but it helps greatly if they can read the words and definitions as well.
admit - confess to something
barter - trade things for other things without using money
considered - thought about carefully before making a decision
creation - something you made
humble - not big or important
magnificent - very beautiful and grand
payment - an amount you paid for something
reluctantly - to do something unwillingly or with hesitation
Spelling Words:
There will be a spelling test over the attached words on Friday, March 6th. The words are listed on the back of the newsletter.
basket
rabbit
lesson
letter
invite
bedtime
mammal
number
fellow
chapter
follow
problem
chicken
butter
napkin
Comprehension Skill: Point of View
A character's point of view is the thoughts and feelings he or she has about a story's events or other characters
To identify point of view, look for details that show what the character thinks about what is happening in the story.
Homework
Homework will be sent home on Mon, March 2nd. Please be sure that your child read it once each night and bring it back each day. They receive a grade for this, and it helps them to stay on track with their reading.
How to contact Mrs. Siders
Phone- (740) 774-2003
Email- carrie.siders@sepanthers.org
REMIND app - (Mrs. Siders-3rd grade)
