Miss Michalak

 

 

Email:  rmichalak@ourladyofvictory.org

Homework

Monday- (2/25)  1. reading journal  2. study math facts  3. rainbow write worksheet  4. get tests signed  5.  Gym tomorrow

Tuesday-  (2/26)

Wednesday- (2/27)

Thursday- (2/28)

Friday- (3/1)

word wall words:  full, move, friend, school, eyes, water, warm, animals

story words: splashing, perfect, tough, crashed, traveled

vocabulary words: represent, clearing, preserve, valuable, concentration

spelling words: ankle, title, apple, cable, purple, able, bugle, bundle, bubble, giggle, sparkle, tickle, mumble, scramble, twinkle

fluency story:  Ugly Duckling

Specials Schedule:

Monday- Music

Tuesday- Gym

Wednesday- Gym and Spanish

Thursday- Technology

Friday- Library and Art

 

February Dates

• 2/4 Early Dismissal at 1:00 and Dress Down for $1
• 2/5 Wear White T-Shirt and Uniform Bottoms for School Picture
• 2/6 Pajama Day and Valentine's For Veterans
• 2/7 S.T.R.E.A.M. Academy Begins
• 2/12 Easter Candy Sale Ends
• 2/14 Valentine's Day Party
• 2/15 Father Baker's Birthday Celebration
• 2/18-2/22 February Break
• 2/25 School Resumes, February Scholastic Order Due, and After School Light House Program Begins (Runs until 3/29)
• 2/27 Dress Like You're 100 for 100th Day of School

 

Holdiday Treat Sign Up

Halloween

juice boxes- Joseph 

napkins-

healthy treat- Jadyn 

healthy treat- Riley

sweet treat- Isabella

 

Christmas

juice boxes- Riley

napkins- Joseph 

healthy treat- Colin

healthy treat- Robert

sweet treat- Kayla and Kylie

 

Valentine's Day

juice boxes- Ava

napkins- Jordan

healthy treat- Kayla and Kylie

healthy treat- Robert

sweet treat- Riley

 

Easter

juice boxes- Jonathan

napkins- Jadyn

healthy treat- Aubrey

healthy treat- Ryann

sweet treat- Joseph

Philosophy:

I believe that all children learn and grow in different ways.  Each child has individual needs, interests, strengths, and struggles.  My mission is to teach children to learn and grow from their mistakes, to pursue their passions to the best of their abilities, to learn and grow from one another, and to instill a love for learning.  To accomplish this, I will challenge my students to fix their mistakes, I will provide my class with unique and diverse lessons, and I will encourage teamwork and hands on activities.  I will show my class that having fun is an important part of learning. 

Grading Policy:

Independent work, quizzes, tests, and projects are assessed with the standard based system.  A Level One is the starting point where no independent mastery has occurred yet.  Many children begin the school year at a Level One because they are beginning to learn the standards.  A Level Two means the student is starting to get the hang of it.  They can complete some independent work successfully, but still need a teacher close by to answer questions.  A Level Three means the child is doing very well with the standard and has come close to mastering it.  At a Level Three, the child may have even mastered the standard.  A Level Four means the child has not only mastered the standard, but they do not need any assistance at all.  A Level Four means the child is a self-starter and an independent learner who wants to know and find answers to questions that aren't even presented.  Level Four is extremely difficult to achieve and is reserved for exceptional work that goes above and beyond.