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Dear Parents,
The Final Monthly Exams are upon us once again, hereafter is the exam schedule and test scope. Please remind our kids to go over vocabulary and reading stories listed in the test scope.
1/03 Wednesday- Vocabulary Review Test
1/05 Friday- Listening and Reading Test
1/02 Tuesday- Written Test
Test Scope:
Vocabulary Focus: Week 13 ~ Week 20 (Communication Book, the typo and misprint puts week2 of Scarcity at week 20 page 41)
Reading Street Stories
Tara and Tiree, Fearless Friends
Abraham Lincoln
Scarcity
Grammar Focus:
Common Nouns, Proper Nouns, Singular and Plural Nouns, Contractions
Phonics Focus:
R controlled Vowels; er, ir, ur, ar, or, ore and oar
Study well
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Monday, December 25, 2017
Final Exam
Tuesday, December 12, 2017
Dear Parents,
It has come to my attention that certain behavioral issues are affecting our class as a whole. Although I am generally lenient, willing to listen and try to be patient with our students, I would draw the line when misbehavior poses a potential danger to others. I was informed that misbehavior in art class yesterday caused a pair of scissors to miraculously fly out of the window. I do not know the hows and whys of this incident but I believe we should make a point to our kids that they should also draw their line at dangerous behavior and tell an adult about it when they see such behavior.
Our class dynamic makes this group rambunctious, playful but at times too talkative for their own good. It's is a fine balance between being dry and boring to loud and out of control. As we continue with practice in listening and self-control we shall continue to keep safety as the utmost priority.
Please have a short talk with our kids at your convenience about matters of behavior as it pertains to the safety of self and others around us
Sincerely,
Arthur Tsay
It has come to my attention that certain behavioral issues are affecting our class as a whole. Although I am generally lenient, willing to listen and try to be patient with our students, I would draw the line when misbehavior poses a potential danger to others. I was informed that misbehavior in art class yesterday caused a pair of scissors to miraculously fly out of the window. I do not know the hows and whys of this incident but I believe we should make a point to our kids that they should also draw their line at dangerous behavior and tell an adult about it when they see such behavior.
Our class dynamic makes this group rambunctious, playful but at times too talkative for their own good. It's is a fine balance between being dry and boring to loud and out of control. As we continue with practice in listening and self-control we shall continue to keep safety as the utmost priority.
Please have a short talk with our kids at your convenience about matters of behavior as it pertains to the safety of self and others around us
Sincerely,
Arthur Tsay
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