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Mrs. Robles

Welcome to My first grade class!! 

We would like to introduce you to Mrs. Robles.  Mrs. Robles was born on December 31st.  She went to high school at Lincoln and attended college at San Francisco State were she received her BA.  She then attended Stanislaus State where she received her teaching credential.  She has two children, Grace and Cameron.  Grace is 10 years old and is in the 6th grade and her son Cameron is 7 and he is in the 2nd grade.  Some of her hobbies include swimming, riding bikes, exploring Lodi Lake and walking their silly dog, Sam.  "We can never turn down a good Wii competition either!"

 Before she began teaching at Commodore, she had several jobs in different fields.  She worked at a pharmacy while in high school, she was a dental assistant while in college and then she began working as a substitute teacher.  Mrs. Robles has been teaching at Commodore for 15 years.  She also taught at Van Buren for 1 year.  " I absolutely enjoy teaching first graders.  It is amazing to watch five and six year olds transform into great readers and mathmaticians by the end of the school year."  She loves how her students grow with knowledge.  Her class mission is...when we work hard and play hard, we can accomplish anything!  "I am proud to be a teacher at Commodre Stockton Skills School!"  Mrs. Robles has stated that she has no plans to retire anytime soon and when she does, she will most likely retire from Commodore!  Her class is off to a great school year!  Keep an eye on them and watch them transform!  We are very excited to see what Mrs. Robles and her first graders have in-store for us this year!!

Bhavika Patel and Lizet Garibay

Weekly Newsletter


-Parents please review the letters that the students received on Friday, Sept. 3, 2010.

 

-Progress Reports will be issued on Friday, Sept. 10

 

-Casual Day for Friday Sept.10: Casual clothes for $0.25

 

Test/Quiz Dates:

Mrs. Bozemans' Math Class- Chapter 2 Test on Friday Sept. 10

All RLA classes-Comprehension Test on "Juggling"  on Wednesday, September 8.



Upcoming Events:

Monday Sept. 6- Labor Day Holiday

Friday, Sept. 10- Progress Reports

Wednesday, September 15-PICTURE DAY

Friday, Sept. 17- 5th Grade Bake Sale

Saturday, September 18-Rummage Sale-St. John's

Friday, Oct. 1, 2010- 4th and 5th grade Monologues, time TBA.

March 3-5- 4th and 5th grade Production of "Annie"

 

Homepage
St. John's 5th grade information website for parents and students

Welcome to the St. John's School 5th grade information website for parents and students!

This website was created to serve as a means of communication from the teachers to the parents.  The site is updated weekly.  If there are any questions or comments, you can email any of the 5th grade teachers directly.  Each email address is located on each teacher's individual subject link above. We know that we hold your most prize possession in our hands and we will do our best to make them shine!  Laughing  

 

Chapel

Chapel is every Thursday morning except for weeks that we have all school chapels which fall on Wednesdays.  This week chapel will be on Thursday.  Parents, please be sure that your child is here before 8:00 am.  Feel free to join us at Chapel as well!

Birthday Info:

Your child’s birthdays are fun and exciting days for them.  We know they like to celebrate at home and at school!  So, we have decided on a way to celebrate the birthdays for the month all at one time.  All of the children who have birthdays in a certain month will celebrate them on the same day.  The children will get together beforehand to “plan” what they will bring to share.  We will make sure you get plenty of notice.  We will celebrate with all three fifth grade classes at lunchtime.  12:15-1:00  (We can be flexible since we don’t have any interferences before or after).  Thank you for your understanding with our birthday policy.

 TARDIES
Please be reminded that school begins at 8:00 sharp and as fifth graders we have
a special first period. Therefore it is much more helpful if your child is at school,
and ready for class before 7:55. We understand that mornings can be hectic so to
make them go smoother, prepare as much of your childís backpack the night before.
Remember to have the reading logs signed, PE clothes or school uniform ready, and
all books ready to go! If necessary, set your alarms for 5 or 10 minutes earlier in the
morning to get up and going. We would really appreciate everyone being here on
time.
Thanks,
The 5th Grade Teachers

PICK-UP
School ends when all the students are out front at 3:30PM. The parking lot seems to
be moving smoother these days with all of us classroom teachers out watching for
your BLUE signs. Thank you to all of you who have been picking up your children
in a timely matter. If possible, please try to be here by 3:45. We would really
appreciate it.
Thank you.

P.E. DAYS
Reminders of the days your children have P.E.

Mrs. Bozeman-Monday and Friday 8:00AM
Mr. Salston-Tuesday and Thursday 8:00AM
Ms. Sweeney-Wednesday and Thursday 1:50PM

Remember if your child has PE first thing they are to wear their PE uniform
and then bring their school uniform to change into after class. If they have an
afternoon PE they will wear their school uniform and then change into the PE
uniform at lunchtime. Please make sure to check the days and dress accordingly.

HOMEWORK POLICY

All students are expected to turn in homework on the day after it has been assigned.  If a student does not have the homework, their name will go on the board and the work needs to be completed by the end of that week.  If the work is not done, it will be a zero in the gradebook.  There will be no carrying over past Friday for last homework.  Finally, there is not homework on the weekend unless it is an extended project or work that needs to be completed from class.

In preparation for middle school, our homework policy will change 3rd and 4th quarter.  In the 3rd quarter, students will only be allowed one day to make up late homework.  In the 4th quarter, no late homework will be accepted.

 

READING LOGS

Please remember to make sure your child reads for 20 minutes nightly.  Don't forget to initial the Reading Log.  Ms. Sweeney will check the reading logs daily for minutes read and parent signature.

 

PLANNERS

The students will each be issued a St. Johns planner in which they are to write in all of their homework assignments and events. Students are to always have their planners. The teacher will check the planner every morning for parent signature and reading logs.  When a parent signs the planner, they are aknowledging that they have seen the child's completed homework assignments.

 

* Planners were issued on August 10, 2010 to each student. 

 

Grade Five Casual Day

The grade five students and teachers have decided that we would like
an extra Casual Day. We have chosen the second Friday of each month
for fifth grade only and that there would be a charge of 25 cents. This will help
them prepare for Middle School where there is a charge of 50 cents weekly.
The traditional free Casual Day, the last Friday of the month, is still taking place
as usual. This will also begin grade five’s fundraising for the coming year. Your
children seem excited about the idea and we would like to enlist your support and
encouragement of our students.  The first 25 cent casual day is Friday August 13, 2010.

Thank you for all your efforts preparing your children for success at St.John’s.

 

All 5th grade students have been issued an Open Court Reading book for the year.  The students are to bring the book to class every day.  If they do not have any homework using the book they may leave it in their cubby in their classroom.  If they bring it home they MUST return it the following day.  Please make sure your child does NOT leave it at home.  Thanks!

 

Info from the PTA

Last Wednesday there was a PTA General Meeting and here are some of the reminders from that meeting:

1.     Recycling-You may bring your recycled materials (paper, cardboard, and plastics) to school and drop them off in receptacles in Maui Wells.  Every little bit helps!

2.   You may bring any and all magazines to Mr. Meyer in the library. 

3.   On September 18 Habitat for Humanity is holding a Rummage Sale here at school.

4.   If you are interested in purchasing any used uniforms you may contact the PTA at any time.  They will set up a time for you to come and purchase them.

5.   The PTA are collecting any and all used clothing, hats, belts, costumes…actually anything... for the Drama Department.  There is a drop box in the office. 

6.   They have planned many different activities during the year.  Be sure to check their webpage on the St. John’s website.

 

 

 

Please click on the desired link at the top of the page for further information.

Ms. Sweeney, Mr. Salston and Mrs. Bozeman 

Ms. Sweeney (RLA &M)

Ms. Sweeney: Reading, Language Arts and Math

email: csweeney@stjohnsguam.com

 


  I have been excited to see so many students  taking AR tests in class.  I just wanted to remind the students that the books must be read and have tests taken by the end of the 1st quarter.  That would be October 6.  Keep reading!!!

 

Test on "Juggling" will be on Wednesday, September 8.  There will be NO vocabulary test this story. I am onlytesting their comprehension.

 

 

 


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AR website Information:  (I have gone over these websites with the students.)

 

AR

https://hosted54.renlearn.com/290389/

 

AR Book Level

www.arbookfind.com

 

 Appropriate Book Choices

http://childrensbooks.about.com

http://www.teachersfirst.com/100books.cfm

 

 

 

Spelling List

Week of September 7-10  (No School Monday, September 6!)

 

Spelling-Lesson 5

 

1.    census

2.   pronoun

3.   dismiss

4.   costume

5.   suffix

6.   cable

7.   frustrate

8.   identity

9.   decent

10.  odor

11.   separate

12.  silent

13.  concrete

14.  pilot

15.  classic

16.  disgrace

17.  enclose

18.  desire

19.  resign

20. accent

21.  magnet

22. plasma

23. proton

24. vibrate

25. microbe

 

My Classroom Website

Ms. Nyberg has been teaching for 8 years.  She attended U.O.P for 5 years and National University for 2.  She is currently teaching 4th grade but she has also taught 7th and 8th grade p.e and math.  Her moto for her class is "everyone can learn and a positive attitude is everything."  Ms. Nyberg likes to get to know her students and wants them to succeed in school and in life.  She wants to see her students progress as they get older.

Ms. Nyberg is a very active participant at school.  She has served and continues to serve on many school and district committees.  She has been a member of Commodore's school site council, data leadership team, she's the teacher's lead union rep, she serves as a new teacher provider, a member of the school's liason committe and she is Commodore's new PTO secretary.  You can say she is a teacher who wears many hats!

   She grew up in a very small family.  She has 1 brother and 1 sister.  During her free time she likes to travel, watch sports, see movies and read.  Ms. Nyberg also loves computers and skiing.  But most of all, she likes to help others.  We are very excited to be covering Ms. Nyberg and her class this year.

Irene Gayles and Jordyn Garcia

6th Grade

PE 09

PE 09

 

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About Me

Mr. Braich 

 

Education:

Bachelor of Kinesiology, University of the Fraser Valley

Bachelor of Education, Simon Fraser University 

 

Work: 

Teacher at Robert Bateman Secondary School (Physical Education, Science 09, Family Studies 12, Student Leadership)

Head Coach of the Robert Bateman Senior Boys Basketball Team 

 

Contact:

Email: virinder_braich@sd34.bc.ca 

 

Home

Welcome to Mr Braich's Classroom Webpage


 

Recent News: 

Wednesday, Sept 8 2010  - Welcome back to school.  Check the homepage for any new updates and announcements.  To find out information for specific classes click on the class links posted above.

 

 


Useful Links:

www.checkmymark.com -  marks for my Science 09, Family Studies 12 and Physical Education 09 classes are updated regularly 

www.robertbatemansecondary.com - school website 

www.sd34.bc.ca - school district website 


 

Email: virinder_braich@sd34.bc.ca

Robert Bateman Secondary School

35045 Exbury Ave.

Abbotsford BC

V2S 7L1 

phone: 604 864 0220

fax: 604 864 0109 

 


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Mr. Goodman's Grade 3 Class

Hello students and parents!

Welcome to my very first and only webpage.

I will be posting activities, ideas, information, and learning that we explore in our classroom.  That means you will be able to practice, remember, try activites, and send me messages from your home.  How convenient!  Let me know if there is anything I can do to make this page better.  Just remember that this is my first time making a website, and I am still learning :)

Thank you!

Sincerely,

Trevor Goodman

 

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Our Classroom Blog

http://kidblog.org/MrGoodmansGrade3Class/

 

Daily Schedule

http://goodman.educatorpages.com/Page.aspx?p=62040

My Classroom Website

Our Daily Schedule
6 - Day Schedule (Please remember that on Wednesdays, we finish at 2:10pm!)

 Day 1
 Day 2
 Day 3
 Day 4
 Day 5
 Day 6
 8:10 - 8:50
 Language Arts
 Language Arts
 Extra Language
Language Arts
 Language Arts
D.P.A.
 8:50 - 9:30
 Language Arts
Language Arts
 Language Arts
Language Arts
 Math
 9:30 - 9:45
 Morning Recess
 Morning Recess
Morning Recess
Morning Recess
Morning Recess
Morning Recess
 9:50 - 10:30    Language Arts
  Math
10:30 - 11:10
      Science
11:10 - 11:25
 LunchLunch
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
Lunch
11:25 - 11:55 Lunch Recess
Lunch Recess
Lunch Recess
Lunch Recess
Lunch Recess
 Lunch Recess
12:00 - 12:40
 Social Studies
Social Studies
 Science Social Studies
Social Studies
Social Studies
12:40 - 1:20
 Library  Science   Health
 1:20 - 2:00
   Fine Arts
   Reading Buddies
 2:00 - 2:40
   Fine Arts
 D.P.A.   Health

7th Science Projects

Trinity Christian SchoolScience Department
7th Grade Insect Collection Project
June 13, 2010   

Dear Seventh grade students and parents, 

Enclosed is the information for the seventh grade Insect Collection Project.  This project will be assigned to the students in the fall.  This will give the students the opportunity to collect insects and start their project during the summer. Instructions for collecting, mounting, classifying, and identifying of the insects are explained in the packet.  Displaying the insect collection is up to the discretion of the parents.  Expensive or special framing will not affect the student’s grade. 

Objectives
·        Students will use the classification key to identify organisms
·        Students will gain experience in collecting organisms
·        Students will become familiar with the orders of insects
·        Students will observe God’s creativity throughout the insect world Project requirements
·        Collect one insect from ten different insect order
·        Mount the insects properly for display
·        Classify and identify each insect in their common name
·        DUE DATE: OCTOBER 8, 2010 

Points will include the following 
_____50 pts      completion of project (5 pts for each insect under correct order) 
_____10 pts      identification of insect 
_____10 pts      typewritten information 
_____20 pts      correct mounting of insect for display 
_____10 pts      general organization and appearance of display
                       (creativity, maximum size 1.5’ x 1.5’, label, no handwritten information)            
10 pts are subtracted from the total grade for each day the project is late.  Due to space constraints, no early projects will be accepted nor be given extra credit. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. 

By His grace,  

Mr. E
Jr. High Science
lelechicon@trinitychristian.info

VBS

  

WHAT:  Elechicon Summer Ministry-Vacation Bible School

 

WHERE:  First Baptist Church in Eldora, IA

 

WHO:  Eight grade students of Trinity Christian School (an extension of Bible class)

 

WHEN:  June 8th-12th traveling and preparations; June 13th-17th VBS; June 18th -20th cleaning and traveling

 

PURPOSE:  To give students the opportunity to exercise their faith;

                     To experience the work of the ministry;

                     To expose the students to their spiritual gifts;

                     To give opportunity for fellowship with other believers;

                     To encourage our brothers and sisters in Christ.

 

1.  Grade level is for kindergarten through 6th grade

2.  Students will:

            a.  meet the spiritual requirements (e.g. personal Bible reading and devotions, attend regular church

                 meetings, exhibit a humble and teachable spirit, memorize required verses, read required materials,

                 etc.).

            b.  help in different departments (pre-primaries, primaries, and juniors) and activities (games, crafts,

                 skits, story-time, music, etc.).  There will be an adult teacher from the church to teach and head each

                 department.

            c.  help in canvassing, setting-up, and cleaning.

            d.  help in constructing and organizing background decorations and classroom settings.

            e.  raise support for prayer and financial need.  Each student will need to raise support for $300.00 (food  

                 and team needs).  The group will need to raise support for $2,000.00 (transportation, VBS materials,

                 prizes, and activities).

            f.  be part of all fundraising opportunities we will have as a group.

            g.  fill out and return all informational materials and forms.

            h.  stay in the church (gentlemen in one room and ladies in another room).  Students will be sleeping in

                 cots in the basement of the church and take showers in the county-fair grounds.  There may be an

                 opportunity to stay in church family homes (at least two students per home).

            i.  be involved in the church meetings during the duration of the two weeks (special music, testimonies,

                etc.).

            j.  be involved in the service projects to be designated by the Pastor.

 

3.  Curriculum: RevItUp! Full Throttle for God from Regular Baptist Press. 

         

December, 2011

   

Dear parents and eighth grade students,

 

It is a privilege and an exciting opportunity for our family to invite you to join us in this ministry this summer from June 8th – June 20th.  It is our desire that you can join us in any way, whether through prayer or physical presence.  After prayerful consideration, please fill out this form and return by Friday, January 14th so we can start planning more effectively.  If you have any questions, please contact us.  We will be happy to answer any of your questions.  More detailed information will be given to those who are planning on joining us.  Please visit  www.lelechicon3hk.com for past ministries.

 

By His grace,

 

The E’s 

lemcassmik@hotmail.com

815 886-2456

   

_____Yes, my son/daughter will be joining you on your mission trip.  We will be diligent in helping with the fundraising events, working on the displays, and will pray for the ministry.

 

_____I’m sorry that my son/daughter will not be able to join you on your mission trip.  But he/she will be able to help in the fundraising events and/or help in working on the displays.  We will also diligently pray for the ministry.

 

_____I’m sorry that my son/daughter will not be able to join you on your mission trip.  Even though he/she will not be able to help in the fundraising events and/or working on the displays, we will diligently pray for you and your team as you minister to the people in Eldora.

  

Student’s name:  _________________________________________________________

 

Parent’s signature:  _______________________________________________________

 

Phone number:  __________________________________________________________

 

Email address:  __________________________________________________________

 

Mrs. Davis Language Arts Website high school english
High School English Website

EXPLORING NEW HORIZONS

Hello Students and Parents!  Welcome to Mrs. Davis Language Arts Class. 

During the first nine weeks of school we will be reading one of Charles Dickens' novels Oliver Twist. 

ATTENTION

ATTENTION
 
OUR FIELD STUDY TRIP TO THE FRUIT AND BERRY PATCH
HAS BEEN RESCEDULED FROM OCT 1 TO SEPT. 22 
PLEASE MAKE A NOTE OF IT