It was a great week! I am so proud of how hard the students worked this week. I want to update you on how I grade. You will see two numbers at the top of the page of graded papers. The bottom number is the total amount of points, the top number is the correct answers. Sometimes there may be a stamp or note that says correct and return. Those pages are handed back to the student to give them a chance to receive a passing grade, there is a due by date to return the paper (see pic below). A check mark means an incorrect answer go back and check the question. Some pages will come back with simply a star or no mark that work is for practice and no grade is taken. If you ever have questions on work brought home please reach out.
Many of you responded to the email about our first field work to Mooney Grove Sept. 25th. Thank you so much I will draw names Monday and email a list of the selected chaperones.
Friday Oct. 2nd is our next field study at the Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa. All parents are invited to come but we will have limited space on the actual tour of the Mission. More information to come on this experience.
MAPS testing will be this week Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Thank you to our wonderful room moms, Tara Freitas and Madison Graham for providing treats for the students to enjoy when they complete their tests.
Word of the week: MAPS
*I missed out on Friday morning with the class due to my son not feeling well.
I heard the Chapel was wonderful. I hope those of you who attended enjoyed your time.
Bible: The Promised Messiah? John 1:1-2
ELA : Unit 1 How can literature help us discover who we are?
Math : Module 1 Place Value Test on Tuesday Module 2 Addition and Subtraction 3 digit numbers
Social Studies: Map Skills and Regions of the United States
My deep hope as we discover God's awesomeness we reflect His wisdom, power, and love to the world.
Welcome to our class page! I am excited to be your teacher and love getting to know the families in our class. I have been teaching for over 15 years and love being a teacher. I studied at Biola University where I received my Bachelors degree in Christian Education, Minor in Biblical Studies, and my CA teaching credential. During my career I have worked in both public and private schools. I highly value the community and commitment to education that Central Valley Christian offers. I am so grateful to be here at CVC and look forward to the school year.