Duties for the week:
AM Bus: Kelly
Alexander
Sharp
PM Bus: Lancaster
Schroeder
Sweet
Staff Room: Warner
Meetings/Reminders for the week:
November 28th, 2016- Monday- Eval Team
November 29th, 2016- Tuesday- Intervention Meeting
November 29th, 2016- Tuesday- Art Lunch for 1st Grade with Mrs. V in the Library
November 29th, 2016- Tuesday- All School Winter Concert at Roper- starts at 6:30 pm
November 30th, 2016- Wednesday- Principal Lunch with November student leaders
December 2nd, 2016- Friday- Friday Fun- Wear Ugly Sweater Day
December 2nd, 2016- Friday- Student leaders selling candy canes for .50 cents each
Habit of the week/Classroom leading morning announcements:
Kelly- Habit 6: Synergize and Wolden- Habit 7: Sharpen the saw
Please help remind students and families about the Winter Concert. Students have been practicing and they are excited to sing.
We had a great Title 1 Family Night. We've been striving to include more dads and families who are learning English for the first time, with school events and family involvement, and the pictures show that:
Fall Title 1 Family Night
We're beginning with the end in mind with the pictures from this last week. We have end of the year academic goals, family involvement goals, a new Science/Invention Fair planned for the Spring, leadership goals, kindness, the Winter concert, global learning while working with diverse groups, and more! The following pictures show students and staff reaching towards those goals, and the pictures would be great to share with students:
Pictures This Week
Here is the weekly note to share with families. I included a note about BINGO for Books and Christmas lunch:
Weekly Schedule for Families
Music is universal. Music can heard in every country around the world. This article is a great reminder of integrating music, particularly with second language learners. Music isn't just once a week when going to specials, but can be integrated cross content with other learning. The tips can also be applied for any skill second language learners are learning, not just music:
7 Tips for Engaging ESL Students in Music Education
Empathy is a skill we are teaching students every day. Empathy is walking in another person's shoes, and truly listening without judging. What a great skill that students can use at home, with any career in their future, and with their peers. Empathy is an essential part of learning:
Empathy and Learning in the 21st Century Classroom
We are striving to develop a love for learning, and not just compliance. This includes problem solving, performance tasks, endurance with multi-step questions to research, and working with others to find solutions. This article has a few images and tips for reflection, to assist with ensuring that learning is meaningful:
10 Ways to Make Learning Meaningful
Every student brings assets to the table. Differentiating, and knowing your students, helps with growth:
No comments:
Post a Comment