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*** Please do your best to have your children to school by 7:45. This is the start of the school day. SPECIALS: 8:00-8:50 Week of January 17th Monday: No Class Tuesday: Day 3: Art Wednesday: Day 4: Technology Thursday: Day 1: PE Friday: Day 2: Music Language ArtsQ: How is each event in history unique?
Genre: Folktale Skill: Author's Point of View Writing: Grammar: Concrete and Abstract Nouns Spelling Words- (Test on Friday, January 21st)
Variant Vowels 1. spoon 2. goose 3. booth 4. gloom 5. rude 6. tube 7. due 8. clues 9. true 10. chew 11. July 12. look 13. shook 14. notebook 15. could **BONUS words** 16. classroom 17. childhood 18. groups 19. include 20. through Vocabulary Words: 1. aroma: is a pleasant or agreeable smell or fragrance 2. expect: to think or suppose something 3. flavorful: tasty and full of flavor 4. graceful: something that is beautiful or pleasing in design, movement, or style 5. interrupted: stopped for a time or broken off 6. luscious: smells or tastes delicious 7. variety: a number of different things 8. healthful: things that are wholesome and good for your health |
MathCHAPTER 5 Division
**** Test Friday January 21st ReligionCHAPTER 8
*** Test Wednesday, January 19th Social StudiesCHAPTER 2
**** Test Tuesday, January 18th Lesson 1 Did early Native Americans trade for things far away? Lesson 2 Where did the first people in Michigan live before they came here? Lesson 3 Which tribe loved where you live now? What did they call themselves? Lesson 4 Do tribes still touch our lives today? IMPORTANT NOTES1/17 No Class
1/21 NO MPS BUS 1/27 Dress Down Day 1/30 Catholic Schools Week ***If your child is going to be absent. Please report it to the school office.
*** Please make sure your child is NOT bringing any toys, cards, or other things to school that may distract him/her from learning. |
IMPORTANT LINKS
Scholastic Classroom Code: YFLFR
FRECKLE:
WONDERS-
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connected.mcgraw-hill.com/school/n1z0
Your student's password is inside his/her planner.
IXL:
FRECKLE:
WONDERS-
epic!
connected.mcgraw-hill.com/school/n1z0
Your student's password is inside his/her planner.
IXL:
Our Mission:
Monroe Catholic Elementary Schools is a Christ-centered, Catholic learning community committed to the academic excellence and spiritual development of every student.
Monroe Catholic Elementary Schools is a Christ-centered, Catholic learning community committed to the academic excellence and spiritual development of every student.
Meet Miss Jaskot:
Hello!
My name is Brittany Jaskot. I graduated from Eastern Michigan University where I double majored in Elementary Education and Reading. I have plans to take my reading certification exam in the next couple of months. I am applying for a Master of Arts in Reading program at Eastern within the next couple of years also!
This is my first year teaching at MCES- St. John Campus. I am so excited to be here, and am truly blessed to be working with the best of the best. Prior to this school year, I spent a year working for Monroe Public Schools at the Middle School teaching Instructional Support in 7th grade. I am so excited to be in 3rd grade this school year, my favorite grade of all time!
I live in Carleton with my family and we attend St. Patrick's (Divine Grace). I have 2 doggos, a Black Lab named Poppy, and a Boxer named Dawson. We also have a cat that lives in our barn, and his name is Timbers. I enjoy reading and spending time with my family at our favorite campground.
I am super excited to be a part of MCES-St. John Campus! I am looking forward to working with students, parents and staff to make this the best year possible. My philosophy of teaching is to obtain a safe learning environment for all my students in which they feel comfortable to express their feelings, take risks, and learn to their highest potential. I will instill a love of learning in my students and help them to develop a positive, caring, and respectful attitude. I will allow my students to feel success and to learn from their mistakes. I want every student to leave my classroom with a smile on his/her face and a desire to learn in his/her heart.
Hello!
My name is Brittany Jaskot. I graduated from Eastern Michigan University where I double majored in Elementary Education and Reading. I have plans to take my reading certification exam in the next couple of months. I am applying for a Master of Arts in Reading program at Eastern within the next couple of years also!
This is my first year teaching at MCES- St. John Campus. I am so excited to be here, and am truly blessed to be working with the best of the best. Prior to this school year, I spent a year working for Monroe Public Schools at the Middle School teaching Instructional Support in 7th grade. I am so excited to be in 3rd grade this school year, my favorite grade of all time!
I live in Carleton with my family and we attend St. Patrick's (Divine Grace). I have 2 doggos, a Black Lab named Poppy, and a Boxer named Dawson. We also have a cat that lives in our barn, and his name is Timbers. I enjoy reading and spending time with my family at our favorite campground.
I am super excited to be a part of MCES-St. John Campus! I am looking forward to working with students, parents and staff to make this the best year possible. My philosophy of teaching is to obtain a safe learning environment for all my students in which they feel comfortable to express their feelings, take risks, and learn to their highest potential. I will instill a love of learning in my students and help them to develop a positive, caring, and respectful attitude. I will allow my students to feel success and to learn from their mistakes. I want every student to leave my classroom with a smile on his/her face and a desire to learn in his/her heart.
