In school, 4th graders typically face new challenges and expectations. For example, 4th graders are expected to have made the shift from "learning to read" to "reading to learn." ~Mike Anderson (Educational Leadership: Vol. 68, issue 7)
Showing posts with label Progress Reports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Progress Reports. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Progress Reports

I will be sending progress reports home with the Jaguar group, my home room, today. Hopefully, I will send progress reports home with Mrs. Alto and Mrs. Woodley's classes tomorrow.

The last day of the first trimester is November 30. Report cards will be sent home on Friday, Dec. 10. The progress reports will be the last one to go out before report cards.

Saturday, October 3, 2009

Progress Reports

On Tuesday, October 6th, I will be sending progress reports home. If your child is missing any work, they feel they have turned in, I have a box of papers with no names and your child may look for his or her work there. The students know where it is, but I have not seen many look for papers.

Homework: I have noticed that many of the students are forgetting to put their names on their homework. I let them know I will not be correcting homework if there is no name on it. After January, I will not save the homework with no names so students will not be able to get credit if they forget.