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Block 1
Most of the students will be finishing up our final topic in Envision. They have continued to do a great job with this. We will be doing some projects to wrap up our year along with a final cumulative benchmark assessment 1-8.
The students will continue to have a lesson to do as homework each night. The next day we will spend about 20 minutes in a mini lesson in a google class meeting with about 20 minutes to practice and ask questions. Students will then have a 5 question quiz online and then move to at least 15 minutes of iReady (daily expectation). The quiz lets me know if there are individuals that need reteaching or enrichment with each of our lessons. A reminder, our classrooms for math are 'flipped' classrooms. Meaning the students will learn the lesson at home via EnVision online and with their workbooks and then we will practice, ask questions and check our understanding and ability to do the skill of that lesson. This approach is being used in middle and high school and provides more classroom time for teachers to work with students whole group, small group or individually during face to face class time.
If a student is absent from school they can access the days lesson in Google Classroom. It is important that the work missed is made up prior to returning to class possible. The lessons are presented online and the students follow along in their math workbooks. They the work out the problems and record answers in their math workbook for the days they are learning at home. Assessments will be done online and they will not be in the workbook. The students have their math notebook that will be a resource students may use throughout the year.
Block 2
Most of the students will be finishing up our final topic in Envision. They have continued to do a great job with this. We will be doing some projects to wrap up our year along with a final cumulative benchmark assessment 1-8.
The students will continue to have a lesson to do as homework each night. The next day we will spend about 20 minutes in a mini lesson in a google class meeting with about 20 minutes to practice and ask questions. Students will then have a 5 question quiz online and then move to at least 15 minutes of iReady (daily expectation). The quiz lets me know if there are individuals that need reteaching or enrichment with each of our lessons. A reminder, our classrooms for math are 'flipped' classrooms. Meaning the students will learn the lesson at home via EnVision online and with their workbooks and then we will practice, ask questions and check our understanding and ability to do the skill of that lesson. This approach is being used in middle and high school and provides more classroom time for teachers to work with students whole group, small group or individually during face to face class time. Students that meet with Mrs. Stage will continue to do so on Thursdays from 1:45-2:15.
If a student is absent from school they can access the days lesson in Google Classroom. It is important that the work missed is made up prior to returning to class possible. The lessons are presented online and the students follow along in their math workbooks. They the work out the problems and record answers in their math workbook for the days they are learning at home. Assessments will be done online and they will not be in the workbook. The students have their math notebook that will be a resource students may use throughout the year.
Block 3
Most of the students will be finishing up our final topic in Envision. They have continued to do a great job with this. We will be doing some projects to wrap up our year along with a final cumulative benchmark assessment 1-8.
The students will continue to have a lesson to do as homework each night. The next day we will spend about 20 minutes in a mini lesson in a google class meeting with about 20 minutes to practice and ask questions. Students will then have a 5 question quiz online and then move to at least 15 minutes of iReady (daily expectation). The quiz lets me know if there are individuals that need reteaching or enrichment with each of our lessons. A reminder, our classrooms for math are 'flipped' classrooms. Meaning the students will learn the lesson at home via EnVision online and with their workbooks and then we will practice, ask questions and check our understanding and ability to do the skill of that lesson. This approach is being used in middle and high school and provides more classroom time for teachers to work with students whole group, small group or individually during face to face class time. Students that meet with Mr. Johnson will continue to M-Th from 3:15-3:45.
If a student is absent from school they can access the days lesson in Google Classroom. It is important that the work missed is made up prior to returning to class possible. The lessons are presented online and the students follow along in their math workbooks. They the work out the problems and record answers in their math workbook for the days they are learning at home. Assessments will be done online and they will not be in the workbook. The students have their math notebook that will be a resource students may use throughout the year.
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