Hello Jaguar Parents!
This week we covered:This is Week two of Halloween/Evaluation and I am glad to say that all the students are improving already after just the first quarter of the Year!
This week, the evaluation was two parts. First being some of the grammar concepts, like the proper "is and are." The second was a verbal phonics recognition of the short vowel sounds. The second was a bit harder for the students, but this challenge really gave the kids a real life application of the use of these sounds.
We had a lot of new Halloween vocabulary and we also discussed what the meaning of Halloween is all about. We made paper versions of Jack-O-Lanterns which all the kids really enjoyed. Photos will be up next week!
Student Comments
Andrew was superb this week. On the grammar concept part, scored a perfect 100! He just needs to work a bit on his listening comprehension.
Gwen was better this week behavior wise and in fact also did well on the first evaluation.
Irene is on the right track, she just needs to keep up the same performance consistency. After the review, she improved substantially on the concept part of the test. Keep striving hard!
Yo-Yo was a model student this week. He not only did well on the evaluation, but also showed me that he is able to concentrate without anyone telling him to focus. He really is trying a lot harder and I think hes enjoying his new found role in the class.
Devon writing and behavior was better this week!
Julia is continuing to suprise me as each day goes by. She seems very confident in her English ability, and when she isn't she asks questions right away. That is the exact kind of mentality I want her and other students to attain. She did well on the test and consistently gets three stars, Keep it up Julia!
Hanna did great on her grammar conceptual evaluation! There is still room for improvement but, she definitely is on the right track.
Timmy loved the second halloween vocabulary which showed a lot since he particpated a lot in the verbal test! His behavior always is exemplary but he still sometimes is a bit shy toward asking questions.
Tony is now looking at challenges he has with a better attitude. He first tries to find the answer on his own and if he is really unsure he asks me right away! Great job this week!
Leo is already nearly caught up from the work he missed before joining the class. He just needs to make sure to slow down on his reading because he will sometimes rush over words he cant pronounce.
Hope everyone has a wonderful weekend and I hope to see all parents at our Halloween Festivities next Week!
Cheers,
Teacher Jason