Daily Report Sheet Name: Jack Dullaghan Date: 10/03/02

Classroom Activity -- Participation/Behavior

Language Arts -- In Math (Robertson)

Math -- [smiley] Subtraction using pictures

Handwriting -- morning sentences

Social Skills -- Games [smiley] Sorry & Memory game. Working on sportsmanship and taking turns.

Unit -- Fall. Animals, Fall animal story, squirrel puppets

Special Art -- Went w/ sub (Mrs. Smith had to leave for awhile)

Lunch -- Milk, spaghetti, roll

Outside -- Track & climber

Speech -- Computer Lab -- Kid Phonics [smiley]

Other -- Robertson's Reading -- Reviewed Animal Builders; read it to Mrs. Robertson; new story The Surprise -- Great expression when reading to Mrs. Robertson! Also played real/make-believe game w/another student.

Teacher Comments: DO NOT be embarrassed AT ALL, please! Will tell you the context when I see you!! Please, please -- NO BIG DEAL!! [smiley] Mrs. Smith

* Tomorrow: Show & Tell and Community Skills

niknotes: Well, we'll try not to be embarrassed, right? Breasts and tornadoes then, is it? After the boys got home from school today, Cindy brought baby Jessica Marie Starke over here and Jack almost immediately asked Cindy, "Do you have two breasts?" She handled it quite matter-of-fact-ly. I don't think there were any follow-up questions. That was all. And Jack loved her baby, said just that, in fact. Mick called her "Kate" and would not be corrected. He wasn't into the visit much, mostly wanted to play on the porch and then "Buzz 'ight 'ear Computer," but he was all for waving and calling "Goodbye! Bye! Goodbye!" when Cindy drove away home. Jack missed only the good-byes and asked, "Where'd they go?"

Well, we have another book to read and a Speech activity, and it's already 7:30, almost. Let me ask Jack if he has anything to add to today's Jack report.

jacknotes: (What did you do in Art today?) I created a clown. The clown had a red shirt, and he was feeling happy. He had bangs on his hair, not like in bang you go like this "BANG!" but bangs like this [indicating forehead]. That's all.

(And in Reading, did you play a game with another student? Can you tell me about that?) I won the first time. (What was his name?) Nitchell. (Nitchell?) Mmm-hmmm. And he said I had a long last name, 'cause my last name is kind of extra. And I won first place. I played "make-believe and real." You pick a card and then you read it, and then you move. (Well, what does that have to do with being real or make-believe?) Nothing. Mama, will you please get out of the computer?