Daily Report Sheet Name: Jack Dullaghan Date: 09/25/02

Classroom Activity -- Participation/Behavior

Language Arts -- Talked about different types of transportation; drew picture & wrote 3 sentences about a train. Beautiful work!

Math -- writing addition sentences. Reviewed ___ + 0 = ? facts.

Handwriting -- morning sentences -- Good Work! [smiley]

Social Skills -- Phone Manners -- Reviewed telephone manners. Role played answering phone [smiley]

Unit -- Sight. Looked Like Spilt Milk story. Made cloud pictures w/cotton.

Special Music -- 30 min. independently -- Learned about Orff Instruments. Learned poem to Glockenspiels, Xylophones, Metallophones. Practiced w/instruments.

Lunch -- Hamburger patty, jello, milk

Outside -- Inside recess.

Speech -- [smiley] Jack worked on describing objects, using "function"! He also worked on turn taking and eye contact!

Mrs. Robertson's Reading Group -- Reviewed Walking in Autumn. (Mrs. Avitabile is so proud of him!) Worksheet using "is" or "are." Read In the Afternoon to teacher in small group. He needs to read In the Afternoon to you again and be able to retell it tomorrow. He did a wonderful job today! [smiley]

niknotes: Oh, I forgot to mention yesterday that Jack did make it to the treasure chest and then chose a piece of Laffy Taffy. He volunteered that information when he got off the bus! And this morning, he boarded the bus very happily, which means the Monday good-mood streak was broken but more than compensated by his consecutive good mood yesterday and this morning boarding the bus. I'm really tired right now. No rest for the Wikki. (Mick says, "Hey, Wikki!" in Sean's tone of voice, we guess, whom he does sometimes just call "Sean." Sean and Wikki, that'd be us.) Jack has homework -- which includes the little booklet to read, apparently going to be a nightly thing, and a couple of worksheets from yesterday that he didn't finish in class, which are optional according to the teacher, but which I think he ought to complete, plus the daily Speech activity calendar from Mrs. Barker. So, I'll be helping him with that. Unless I fall asleep face first on the keyboard.