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Daily Report Sheet
Name: Jack
Dullaghan Date:
08/27/03 Wednesday
Classroom Activity --
Participation/Behavior
Language Arts -- Introduced new
story Jimmy Lee did it. Discussed the Author Pat
Cummings
Math -- Addition up to 17
Handwriting -- D.O.L.
sentences
Social Skills -- Discussed what it
means to be Distracted & how to avoid it; worksheet
Unit** -- Finished Wonders of Me
book. Discussion
Special P.E. -- Builders
& Dozers, spider/chicken tag game, striking/jumping skills. Jack got
upset because he didn't think was a good jumper. And it was VERY
HOT! I was losing energy, too, just like Jack said he
was!
Lunch -- pizza, salad, broccoli,
milk. ate it all! [smiley]
Outside -- [smiley] Stay in the
shade again after walking the track.
Speech* -- Not today
Other -- Calendar
skills
Teacher Comments: * We have several speech teachers
because the school is growing. Because of scheduling, Jack sees Mrs.
Bloomquist now; she is very good, too! [smiley]
** During unit Jack suddenly had big alligator tears in
his eyes & didn't say a word -- it broke my heart -- he said he was suddenly
"missing his pappy." [sad face]
niknotes: My poor boy.
jacknotes: All the way home, I was acting vicious to
Mr. Hilliard. I could not stand how he was trying to turn my temper DNA
down. Then when I started barking at him, he just said, "Whoa, whoa, down,
doggy!" like I was a wild dog which was barking mad. When I got to my
house, he just said, "Have a good day," which irritated me so much I just
shouted, "Right, that's it, Mr. Hacker!" And I started barking at him
again. He did the very same thing, and when he left, I shouted with anger,
"Next time you separate us, I'll bark fiercely, you smelly little bug." I
was showing him that I was really mad at him, for separating Robert and I.
The truth is Robert and I were having fun, but he thought we were punching each
other all the way home. And I really was going to bark fiercely the next
time he separated us. Like this: [barking fiercely]*.
niknotes part 2: All I witnessed as Jack exited the
bus was the barking, no rude comments. And at the end of his dictation of
the Jack notes, I must tell you that when he said "Like this," he then said,
"And you can just put the walls around it and write 'barking fiercely' in the
middle." Then he really barked, more like a puppy than anything
fierce. The walls are the brackets of course. Does he miss
anything? One more thing. He has a band-aid on his arm, but I can't
get a straight, or clear at least, answer out of him. He says he was just
showing his blood. Actually, first he said something about his emotions
showing or having been broken, and then he clarified (?) with
the explanation that he "was just showing his blood."
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