Naaktgeboren's Class Blog

Greetings Families,  It was so good getting to see and talk with you last week. If I didn't get a chance to meet with you, let me know if you would like to reschedule. I really appreciated the feedback that you were able to offer. I'm so excited to keep moving forward and to see what great things the students will accomplish this year. I'm so grateful to be their teacher.  Here are a few things to remember going into this week before I get to this week's lessons. CONFERENCES FOLLOW I think I followed up with everyone regarding our conversations. If I failed to touch base with you about something, please let me know. REMOTE LEARNING READING SCHEDULE Tuesday: 2:30-2:40 = Peyton 2:40-2:50 = Arnav 2:50-3:00 = Rylee Thursday 2:30-2:40 = Alec 2:40-2:50 = Aubrey REMOTE LEARNING MATH INSTRUCTION Remote learning students will sign into the regular teaching Zoom link at 7:50 a.m. to receive math instruction from Ms. Rasic. I wrote more about this in the math section below.  READ-...

Greetings Families, I hope you enjoyed the weekend. As we move into week two, there are a few important things to remember. First, we have conferences this week. If you haven’t signed up yet, please do. Because we have conferences, we have half days this week. Students will be dismissed at 12:05 (3-5 students). Lastly, Friday is a 100% remote learning day. You will need to have your child mark present in Google Classroom. The lessons for that day are a math test, spelling test, and a math review worksheet. RL students, you will turn these in using Google Classroom. In-person students, you will turn these papers in when you return. 1. Conference Week: Monday-Wednesday – Please Sign Up for Conferences         https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0c4fadae23a0f49-parent   2. Half Days: Monday-Thursday           a. Release Times:                     i. K-2: 11:45 am...

Greetings Families, I hope you have enjoyed your fall break. I had a great time in San Diego with my family. Not only did my wife and children go, but I also had an uncle and aunt, another aunt, a cousin, and his wife and two sons. Because they had dogs, we spent most of the last few days at the dog beach. Strangely, someone brought their pig to the beach. It was only 10 months old and about the size of a medium dog. Most dogs were just curious, but it really messed with one dog. Anyways, as we just into the second quarter, we have two students joining the classroom. That puts us at 25 students on campus and five remote learning students. This will not change much except that I had to reorganize the room to give students some physical distancing. Given our small rooms, students are all about 18 inches apart--nowhere hear the recommended six feet. We will still be practicing our normal safety procedures of wearing masks most of the time and using hand sanitizer every time we enter and l...