After

Here's some advice from my experienced third graders to my incoming students:

Rase (sic) your hand because you are being rude if you are talking and it's someone else's turn.
Raise your hand because there is no blurting 207.
Pay attention because you might know what to do.
Follow directions so you get smarter.
Be persistent (which means keep trying), stay focused in third grade and take your time to do things because these are important things to be a third grader and to be ready for the MCAS.
Listen to Mrs. Bisson because then you would know what to do when you go back to your seat.

There you have it; how to get through third grade without a hitch.