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The Exploration of the week of 09/23/2024

  1. The letter of the week was the letter “C”.
  2. We did letter “C” craft.
  3. “C” is for “Cotton”.
  4. We worked on the letter “C” worksheets.
  5. For reading comprehension, we answered the following questions, “What book did we read?” & “What was our core word?“, and for that we read “Go Fish” book from the “Core First Learning” series.
  6. Our core word was still the word “Go”.
  7. This week’s story was “Pete the Cat The Wheels on the Bus” by “Jean Dean”.
  8. ELA objectives for the month of September that we focused on were: I can identify What, Who, and Where questions about a familiar story. I can understand that books are read one page at a time, beginning to end.
  9. For math comprehension, we started to learn about counting numbers 1-10. We counted our fingers, blocks, pictures, and on our communication devices.
  10. Math objectives for the month of September that we focused on were: I can count objects up to 10. I can count objects up to 20.
  11. Our “ULS” focus for this month was on “I Can Follow The Rules”.
  12. We went to Music and met Mrs. Reed, Gym and met Mr. Borg, and to the Art and met Mrs. Nada.
  13. We met our speech specialist (Ms. Katleyn), physical therapist (Mrs. Sandy), occupational therapist (Mrs. Andrea).

A Friendly Reminder, dear parents, it is very essential to help our children grow a love for reading. Reading every night with your child helps strengthen the relationship between both of you, as well as the love of reading. For this week, please use the link below to listen and enjoy this week’s story with your child 🙂

October 1st No School for students.

Oct. 8th, 15th, 22nd, 29th Early Release Days.

Oct. 25th Half day for students.

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The Exploration of the week of 09/16/2024

  1. The letter of the week was the letter “B”. We did letter “B” craft. “B” is for “Balloons”.
  2. September 18th was “The Cheeseburger Day” and we finished a worksheet for this day.
  3. Since we are working on matching, we finished ELA matching worksheets.
  4. For reading comprehension, we answered the following questions, “What book did we read?” & “What was our core word?“, and for that we read “Where did you Go” book from the “Core First Learning” series.
  5. We started a new core word, the word “Go”.
  6. This week’s story was “How Do Dinosaurs Go to School?” by “Jane Yolen” and illustrated by “Mark Teague”.
  7. ELA objectives for the month of September that we will be focusing on are: I can identify What, Who, and Where questions about a familiar story. I can understand that books are read one page at a time, beginning to end.
  8. For math comprehension, we started to learn about counting numbers 1-10. We counted our fingers, blocks, pictures, and on our communication devices.
  9. Math objectives for the month of September that we will be focusing on are: I can count objects up to 10. I can count objects up to 20.
  10. Our “ULS” focus for this month will be on “I Can Follow The Rules”.
  11. We went to Music and met Mrs. Reed, Gym and met Mr. Borg, and to the Art and met Mrs. Nada.
  12. We met our speech specialist (Ms. Katleyn), physical therapist (Mrs. Sandy), occupational therapist (Mrs. Andrea), and the teacher consultant, Mrs. Kimberly.

A Friendly Reminder, dear parents, it is very essential to help our children grow a love for reading. Reading every night with your child helps strengthen the relationship between both of you, as well as the love of reading. For this week, please use the link below to listen and enjoy this week’s story with your child 🙂

September 24th Early Release Day.

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The Exploration of the week of 09/02/2024

  1. This week, we continued learning all that we can about the letter “A”. We did letter “A” packet, we also finished “How an apple grows” and the month of September worksheets.
  2. For reading comprehension, we answered the following questions, “What book did we read?” & “What was our core word?“, and for that we read “We Are” book from the “Core First Learning” series.
  3. Our core word for the month of September will be “I”.
  4. This week’s story was “My Teacher is a Monster” by “Peter Brown”.
  5. ELA objectives for the month of September that we will be focusing on are: I can identify What, Who, and Where questions about a familiar story. I can understand that books are read one page at a time, beginning to end.
  6. For math comprehension, we started to learn about counting numbers 1-10. We counted our fingers, blocks, pictures, and on our communication devices.
  7. Math objectives for the month of September that we will be focusing on are: I can count objects up to 10. I can count objects up to 20.
  8. Our “ULS” focus for this month will be on “I Can Follow The Rules”.
  9. We went to Music and met Mrs. Reed, Gym and met Mr. Borg, and to the Art and met Mrs. Nada.
  10. We met our speech specialist (Ms. Katleyn), physical therapist (Mrs. Sandy), occupational therapist (Mrs. Andrea), and the teacher consultant, Mrs. Kimberly.
  11. Finally, this week, we celebrated Ava’s birthday. Big shout and congratulations to her 🙂

Dear parents, it is very essential to help our children grow a love for reading. Reading every night with your child helps strengthen the relationship between both of you, as well as the love of reading. For this week, please use the link below to listen and enjoy this week’s story with your child 🙂

September 17th, 24th Early Release Days.

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The Exploration of the week of 09/02/2024

  1. Welcome everyone to our second week of school 🙂
  2. We started this week on Tuesday which was an early release day.
  3. This week, we learned all that we can about the letter “A” which was our letter of the week.
  4. FUN FACT about the letter “A”: in our classroom we found that four of our friends their names start with the letter “A”. Anisa, Adam, Ava, and Ahmed!
  5. “A” is for “Apple”, and we made the letter “A” craft.
  6. For reading comprehension, we answered the following questions, “What book did we read?” & “What was our core word?“, and for that we read “I Said Hi” book from the “Core First Learning” series.
  7. Our core word for the month of September will be “I”.
  8. This week’s story was “The Pigeon Has to Go to School” by “Mo Willems”.
  9. ELA objectives for the month of September that we will be focusing on are: I can identify What, Who, and Where questions about a familiar story. I can understand that books are read one page at a time, beginning to end.
  10. For math comprehension, we started to learn about counting numbers 1-10. We counted our fingers, blocks, pictures, and on our communication devices.
  11. Math objectives for the month of September that we will be focusing on are: I can count objects up to 10. I can count objects up to 20.
  12. Our “ULS” focus for this month will be on “I Can Follow The Rules”.
  13. We went to Music and met Mrs. Reed, Gym and met Mr. Borg, and to the Art and met Mrs., Nada.
  14. Finally, we met our speech specialist(Ms. Katleyn), physical therapist(Mrs. Sandy), and occupational therapist(Mrs. Andrea).

Dear parents, it is very essential to help our children grow a love for reading. Reading every night with your child helps strengthen the relationship between both of you, as well as the love of reading. For this week, please use the link below to listen and enjoy this week’s story with your child 🙂

September 10th, 17th, 24th Early Release Days.

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The first week of 2024-2025 school year!

We started our first week of school with introducing ourselves to each other. It was very excited and joyful to see our friends again. During last week, we watched Cocomelon, simple songs, ABC songs, and many more. We started our mornings with “Circle Time” and participated in our morning meeting routine. We ate breakfast and lunch as a group in our classroom, and then we took a nap when the time permits. We had a visit from our physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy specialists. Finally we visited the Gym, Art, and the Music. Our story for this week was “The Pigeon HAS to Go to School!”, and it’s written by “Mo Willems”.

Creative project team made a beautiful visit to our classroom and helped us making a crayon craft. It was so fun working with them again.

Our classroom family consists the following members:

Ms. Ilham Alasady (the teacher), Ms. Aseel (Paraprofessional), Ms. Fatema (Paraprofessional).

Our kiddos are: Bisan, Fatima, Esraa, Ava, Adam, Anisa, Ahmed.

Please use the link below to listen and enjoy this week’s story with your child 🙂

Monday (09/02/2024) NO SCHOOL/LABOR DAY.

Tuesday (09/03/2024) Early Release Day.

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The Exploration of the week of 06/03/2024. The Last week of 2023-2024 school year.

In our last week(It was a very busy week:)

  1. We read different stories.
  2. We read different core word’s stories.
  3. Our core word was “It”.
  4. We answered the two reading comprehension questions, “What book did we read?” and “What was our core word?”.
  5. We reviewed the alphabets.
  6. We counted numbers 1-10.
  7. We reviewed the shapes and the colors.
  8. We worked on learning how to write our names using building blocks.
  9. We worked on different worksheets.
  10. On Tuesday, we enjoyed Howe field day. It was so much fun 🙂
  11. On Thursday, we welcomed our new friends to our family in room 115. Ava, Anisa, Ahmed, & Adam welcome aboard.
  12. On Friday, we celebrated the 5th graders’ graduation at the GYM.
  13. Finally, we said good bye to our dearest friends Heba & Yassmin who are moving to upper elementary classroom next year. Friends, you will be greatly missed.

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The Exploration of the week of 5/27/2024

  1. Memorial Day was on Monday.
  2. This week, we reviewed the letters “F- G – H”.
  3. On Tuesday, we had our last early release day.
  4. On Thursday, we enjoyed the special education field day.
  5. We had Art on Tuesday and Gym on Friday.
  6. Our core word for the month of May was “It”.
  7. We answered our two reading comprehension questions, “What book did we read?”, and “What was our core word?”.
  8. We read “What is it?” book from the “Core First Learning” series.
  9. This week’s story was “Going On a Picnic”.
  10. Our ELA focus for the month of May focus was on “Compare & Contrast”.
  11. Math concepts for the month of May was on “Measurement & Data, Geometry”, and the key concepts were “Shapes & Angles”.
  12. ULS topic for the month of May was “Life Science: Plants Can Grow”.

  • June 5th Howe Field Day
  • June 7th Half day/Last day of school