PVS 3rd Grade Distance Learning Extravaganza!: Recent Episodes
Nathan Javens
In the final installment, Ma and Pa go to a barn party and the kids try to measure how long it will be until they get home.
In this installment, the family talks about why we call the days of the week what we do.
In this episode, we meet the farming family at Measured Acres. Pa realizes its fall and harvest time for apples.
In this West African story, we learn about a Spider named Anansi and how he brought stories and knowledge down from the sky.
Now That All My Work Has Ended
Now that all my work has ended
What I’ve learned I’ll put to rest.
Always knowing, always seeing
That I have done my very best.
Wisdom and power and love will grow
And I will respect all people I know.
Brave and True
Brave and true I will be
Each good deed sets me free
Each good deed
Makes me strong
I will fight for the right
I will conquer the wrong
In this lesson we hear a story about Odd Velvet and we write compliments about our classmates.
In this lesson, we hear a Native American story about the origins of summer. We also review Nelson Mandela and write about Marie Curie.
In this lesson, we learn about Fatima al-Fihri, the woman who founded the first University in the world.
In this lesson, we review the story of Ruby Bridges, we hear a story about a little girl named Ruby in China and we write about Eddie Aikau.
In this lesson, we review what we know about Wangari Maathai. We also hear a little bit about the famous Hawaiian, Eddie Aikau.
In this lesson, we review what we know about Martin Luther King Jr., and Rosa Parks. We also hear about Judith Heumann, another helper of humanity.
In this lesson, we hear a story about ancient China. We hear about Foxboy's latest adventure and we draw a picture of Foxboy canoeing down the river.
In this lesson we write about Mayday and hear about Foxboy missing supper and because he couldn't tell time.
In this lesson, we talk about traditions, we draw a Maypole celebration and we make a paper flower.
In this lesson, we hear about a garden and also the famous Civil Rights leader Cesar Chavez.
In this installment, we hear about Foxboy stealing some fish and do some writing and we make a drawing to go with the story.
We read about a little girl who moves to the city to live with her uncle. She learns to bake and gardens in the city. We write a letter in our main lesson book.
Here's a lesson where we go over the drawing of Minnie Westman and talk about being mail carriers on horseback.
Today we are writing about Minnie Westman and constructing an obstacle course that we draw as well.
This is a lesson about a mail carrier from Oregon and how to design a weather chart, enjoy!
This is the first lesson for distance learning. In this lesson, Mr. Javens tells the story of the Gnome Who Stayed Home.