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Emma Carter · Grade 3

Maple Grove Homeschool · September 2, 2026 – March 27, 2027 · Prepared April 2, 2027
121days logged
6subjects
23books read
7field trips
48work samples

Mathematics ✨ AI SUMMARY

Emma made steady, sequential progress in third-grade mathematics this period. The fall focused on place value, skip counting, and multi-digit addition and subtraction, practiced through daily workbook pages and frequent hands-on games. By winter she moved into multiplication facts through the 8s, introductory fractions using pizza and paper-folding models, and money math applied in a family store project. Word problems appear consistently across the record, and recent entries show her beginning to explain her reasoning in writing.

English Language Arts ✨ AI SUMMARY

Reading was a daily anchor. Emma read 23 books this period (list attached), moving from early chapter books to longer novels such as Charlotte's Web and the Ramona series, alongside a nightly family read-aloud. Writing progressed from copywork and dictation to weekly paragraph composition; her narration pages and a self-authored "newspaper" appear in the work samples. Phonics review continued twice weekly, and spelling was practiced in context through her own writing.

Science ✨ AI SUMMARY

Science this period was inquiry-driven: a sink-or-float investigation, a monarch butterfly journal kept over five weeks, kitchen chemistry with baking soda reactions, and an engineering project building ramps and testing car speeds. A trip to the Museum of Discovery and Science anchored a unit on prehistoric animals. Entries show Emma predicting, observing, and recording results — the habits of scientific thinking practiced through real materials.

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121 instructional days were logged between September 2, 2026 and March 27, 2027. In the real report every month appears as a calendar like these; tagged days (holiday, sick, vacation) show in their own colors and are excluded from the count.

Instructional day No school logged Sick day (tagged)

Book log (excerpt)

TitleAuthorFormatLevelGenreCompleted
Charlotte's WebE. B. WhiteIndependentGr.3ClassicOct 2026
Ramona Quimby, Age 8Beverly ClearyIndependentGr.3Realistic FictionNov 2026
The Boxcar ChildrenGertrude Chandler WarnerIndependentGr.2MysteryDec 2026
Little House in the Big WoodsLaura Ingalls WilderRead aloudHistorical FictionJan 2027
The One and Only IvanKatherine ApplegateRead aloudGr.3Animal FictionMar 2027

…plus 18 more in the full report. You can also print titles-only or an AI reading summary instead.

Field trips

DateTripCounted towardNotes
Oct 14, 2026Museum of Discovery and Science @ Fort Lauderdale, FLSciencePrehistoric Florida exhibit; compared saber-tooth cats to modern predators.
Dec 9, 2026Flamingo Gardens @ Davie, FLScienceWetland wildlife sanctuary; native bird identification walk.
Feb 20, 2027Pioneer Life Day @ Historical SocietyHistoryHands-on butter churning and one-room schoolhouse lesson.

Work samples (excerpt)

🖼️Fraction pizza worksheet · Jan 12
🖼️Butterfly journal, week 4 · Oct 3
🖼️Watercolor leaves · Sep 18
🖼️"Maple Grove News" page 1 · Feb 6

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