Daily Report Sheet
Name: Jack
Dullaghan Date:
09/09/02
Classroom Activity --
Participation/Behavior
Language Arts -- DOL sentences;
Read new story "Mary Had a Little Lamb" -- wrote 3 sentences about school
& drew a picture -- Super! [smiley]
Math -- [smiley] Reviewed counting by 1s
to 20 forward & backwards; classifying worksheet
Handwriting -- morning
sentences. Beautiful! work jobs -- math worksheet on vocabulary,
worksheet on classifying
Calendar
-- yesterday-today-tomorrow, "yesterday, I...," months, days of
week, weather, money value, place value, "I Spy"
Social Skills -- "Uno" &
"Sorry" -- great sport
Unit -- Library -- made apple
booklet. Reading Rainbow -- "How to Make an Apple Pie and See the
World"
Special -- Jack
went to music unassisted today and did a wonderful job! Mrs. Richards said
that she thinks he will be okay unassisted from now on! [smiley]
Lunch -- ate most of his chicken
sandwich, a few peach cubes, choc. milk
Outside -- [smiley] around
track & on climbers
Speech -- Jack worked on
answering questions. He also reviewed turn taking, eye contact, and
maintaining topic. He did great!
Teacher Comments: I thought we would try
mainstreaming Jack into Mrs. Robertson's 1st grade class for math with
assistance. I'm not sure how his attention will be, but it is worth a
try! He is so smart & I feel like he will be able to handle it with
assistance. Let me know what you think.
niknotes: My guess is that Jack's great school day
is all thanks to the tornadoes that hit Utah. He liked the news story this
morning, giving him a chance to tell us about tornado drill & safety
rules. "I'm pretty crazy about rules." So when his good mood started
deteriorating as the bus approached, I suggested that he tell his teachers and
classmates about the tornadoes. He happily boarded the bus. Too bad
I didn't tape the news.
My notes may be scarce the next couple of days, if I even
get to the daily reports, because I now have four, precious children, for a
couple of days. Amelia and Cameron are here. Amelia and Jack are
drawing fanatics, and Cameron and Mick are enjoying Sesame Street ABCs together
on the computer -- so that's working well for this report, but who knows if
there will ever be shared, quiet activities again. I just took a couple of
pictures which I may attach, and, Jen, I apologize for not first combing
Amelia's hair. Maybe I'll try another picture.