Welcome to my website!  This will be my 7th year at Jackson Elementary.  I am back teaching first grade for the fifth time at Jackson.  This year I am very excited to be working with Mrs. Grey, the former Ms. Durand.  We will be taking our students on a "Rockin' year down the Highway to Spell"!  As far as my schooling is concerned, I graduated from the University of Washington in 1990 with a B.A. in History and received my teaching certificate in 2012 from Western Washington University.  I am looking forward to working with my new students this 2019-2020 school year!

 

As you embark on this next part of our journey of learning with your child for the rest of the school year Mrs. Gray and I have tried to provide you with all of the tools we can think of to make this process as smooth as possible.  We have come up with the general daily schedule below of "Things to Do".  We also have provided you with a link that provides a weekly schedule that has specific activities and assignments.  All of this is meant to assist and support our families and not to create any added stress.  The 2019 - 2020 school year will go down as a unique and challenging.  We will get through this together and your students will be ready for next year!  Please reach out with any questions or concerns!

Daily Work Schedule

 Keep in mind, this is fluid and if you must go out for some reason you just pick up where you left off.  You can also do these in a different order.  Also, keep in mind we’ll be doing Zoom meetings involving Guided Reading, Math, and Whole-Grade Level Lessons. 

• Get on Raz-Kids and listen to, read and take a quiz on one book. 

Take a Break (5 to 10 minutes away from the computer...)

• Get onto iReady Math and do one lesson or 20 minutes, whichever comes first.

Take a Break

• Draw a picture for Mr. Case.  It can be of someone like your brother, or something like a room in your house.

Take a Break

Have lunch somewhere in here.

• Get onto iReady reading and do one lesson or 20 minutes.

Take a break

• Get onto xtramath.  (This should only take 5 to 10 minutes if you're focused.)

Take a break

• Finish the day on pebblgo.com.  Research a person, place or an event.

and/or

• Get onto A/R and read a book and then take an A/R quiz.
• Lastly, do your daily homework at night, read a book and do a math sheet from the packet...

 

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