Showing posts with label parental communication. Show all posts
Showing posts with label parental communication. Show all posts

Friday, August 7, 2020

Special Education: Ms. T's Class Our Week in Review First Week



Our Week in Review
8/3-7,  2020
We had an exciting first week online in school.
We greeted old friends, met new friends and
introduced ourselves to Ms. D and Ms. S, our
Instructional Assistants.


Our schedule this week:
8am Join Google Meet for Ms. T’s Class
Practice courtesy, using chat, and the mute button.
We also learned to take turns speaking and raising
our hands to ask or answer a question. Good Job Class!
8:42am Join Google Meet for PE
10:00am Return to Ms. T’s Google Meet
We had a nutrition break and talked about
healthy food.
This week while setting up, in this block we learned
about Google Meet Presentations, had two book
reads, and began to learn about our online program
Acellus.
We watched videos on cursive writing, a story from
ReadWorks, the science of water, and discussed the
uses of numbers.
Friday we had Fun Friday, much like last school year.
We chose music from YouTube for our class playlist,
and drew pictures and colored pages to share with
each other. We had show and tell and saw a student
crafted bracelet and home grown squash. HOW COOL!
Next week we will transition into Acellus Independent
Online Work during our 9:30-11:00 block.

Thank you, parents!
You are HEROES!

Monday, December 17, 2018

Common Sense and Classroom Management from Michael Linsin

I really love the clarity and intelligence of Michael Linsin's books and suggestions. You can read The Happy Teacher on Kindle for free if you are a Prime member. A Classroom Management System for High School Teachers is also great. Give it a download!

14 Questions To Ask Yourself Before The First Day Of School


Episode 48: Classroom Management with Michael Linsin


Should Your First Consequence Be A Warning?


How To Give A Warning That Curbs Misbehavior


How To Give Your Students Unforgettable Directions


Supercharge Your Classroom Management Plan With Detailed Modeling


11 Things Not To Do This Coming School Year


Via negativa is a method of improvement whereby one focuses not on what to do to become more proficient.
But on what not to do—which, for many, is an easier proposition.

Saturday, July 28, 2018

Common Sense and Classroom Management from Michael Linsin

I really love the clarity and intelligence of Michael Linsin's books and suggestions. You can read The Happy Teacher on Kindle for free if you are a Prime member. A Classroom Management System for High School Teachers is also great. Give it a download!

14 Questions To Ask Yourself Before The First Day Of School


Episode 48: Classroom Management with Michael Linsin


Should Your First Consequence Be A Warning?


How To Give A Warning That Curbs Misbehavior


How To Give Your Students Unforgettable Directions


Supercharge Your Classroom Management Plan With Detailed Modeling


11 Things Not To Do This Coming School Year


Via negativa is a method of improvement whereby one focuses not on what to do to become more proficient.
But on what not to do—which, for many, is an easier proposition.