Ms. Olejniczak

 

Weekly Reminders:

Week of 5/23: Book Fair 

5/27: No School - Pastor's Holiday 

5/30: No School - Memorial Day

In order to streamline communication, please use my email, molejniczak@olvbasilica.org or contact the office with any questions or concerns. We will no longer be using Class Dojo, so look for a message from School Messanger, Check Google Classroom, or look on our OLV website. Thank you! 

Please have your child wear their gym uniform Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday!

Please bring a water bottle and snack everyday! 

 

Homework:

Monday: 

Math: Chapter 10 Lesson 4

Spelling: Backpack Pg. 37

 

Tuesday:

Reading: Poor Oswald

Math: Chapter 10 Lesson 5

 

Wednesday: 

Spelling: Backpack Pg. 38

Math: Chapter 10 Lesson 6

 

Thursday:

Reading: Mud Madness 

Math: None

 

Spelling List: 

breeze, queen, squeeze, green, repeat, defeat, leave, scream, brief, thief, relief, belief 

 

Weekly Glance: 

SS: We will be learning about the definition of history and how our past events is studied by historians. Students will also be comparing and contrasting the past and present.

 

ELA: We will be reading stories based off of Westward Expansion. Students will be learned about what life was like on the Oregon Trail and how our nation was forever changed. We will also be reviewing the long e sound in our spelling words.

 

Math: We will be working on telling time. Students will learn about analog and digital clocks. We will be reviewing skip couniting by 5s as well.

Science: We will be starting our unit on ecosystems. Students will be learning about biomes and ecosytems of our world. For STREAM, we will be buidling the tallest tower.

 

Religion: We will be discussing various bible stories and thinking about how God has changed our lives.

 

Schedule for Weekly Speacials  

Monday: Music and Library 

Tuesday: PE and Art 

Wednesday: PE

Thursday: PE 

Friday: Technology 

 

Contact Info: 

For any additional questions or comments, please feel free to email me at molejniczak@olvbasilica.org

 

 

 

 

 

 

Teaching Philosophy: 

Ever since I was a young child, I thoroughly enjoyed going to school.  I decided to continue with my education at SUNY Buffalo State, where I had many experiences working with all types of learners.  For the past two years, I was gained experience working as a lead Universal Preschool (UPK) teacher where I learned the importance of a multi-modal teaching approach.  More importantly, I absolutely love the routine and structure of a positive learning environment.  Therefore, I believe all children should have the opportunity to receive an education that it tailored to their specific needs.  Every child is unique, ultimately possessing their own strengths and weaknesses.  As a teacher, my job is to guide my students in a way where their strengths shine and their weaknesses are improved upon.  Overall, my main goal is to create a learning community filled with respect, empathy, and kindness.