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star_invention) wrote2009-11-05 09:15 pm
star_invention) wrote2009-11-05 09:15 pm
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School - Becky
Becky wrote a short story at school following the following sentence:
I know you'll find this hard to believe, but one day while I was on my way to school...
I really like it, and she spelled all of it herself (mistakes and all).
They also had to fill out a sheet about their favorite things:
Book - Miley Cyrus
Subject - Art
Pet - Cat
Food - Sushi
Hobby - Shopping
TV Show - Hannah Montana
I am good at - Making cheesecake
When I grow up, I would like to be - a Base ball player
In math for the 5th day in the row, her homework was to add two single digit number vertically. I asked her today if she is getting bored with her math work and she enthusiastically proclaimed that it is the same boring thing over and over and she wants to learn "times" (multiplication). I promised to work with her on it and also told her that if she wants, I can get her workbooks where she can practice. After explaining that she would have to spend extra time after school and on weekends to do this, she was totally fine with it. While we were discussing math, she also asked me to teach her how to write cursive and we practice a few words. She is doing fairly good with it.
Then we had to go somewhere, so while in the car, I asked her to count by 15. She's done it last week, but did not like it. She refused to count by 15 and asked an easier number to count by. I spit out 22 (how's that easier?).
We also reviewed her spelling and vocabulary words for tomorrow's test. Seriously, her spelling words were the likes of "dish" and "chase", 12 total. Her extra credit words were "across" and "address". Her vocabulary words were "quickly", "leaned", "fig", a two others. She knew all of these last year.
I feel completely cheated by our school district. Anyhow, she counted to over 300 by 22s without much effort. I think we will start multiplication table this weekend.
I know you'll find this hard to believe, but one day while I was on my way to school...
a monster jummped out and ate my homework. When I got to school, I got detention.
My teacher was so mad at me. When I got home my perents were so mad at me too.
I woke up and it was all just a dream.
My teacher was so mad at me. When I got home my perents were so mad at me too.
I woke up and it was all just a dream.
I really like it, and she spelled all of it herself (mistakes and all).
They also had to fill out a sheet about their favorite things:
Book - Miley Cyrus
Subject - Art
Pet - Cat
Food - Sushi
Hobby - Shopping
TV Show - Hannah Montana
I am good at - Making cheesecake
When I grow up, I would like to be - a Base ball player
In math for the 5th day in the row, her homework was to add two single digit number vertically. I asked her today if she is getting bored with her math work and she enthusiastically proclaimed that it is the same boring thing over and over and she wants to learn "times" (multiplication). I promised to work with her on it and also told her that if she wants, I can get her workbooks where she can practice. After explaining that she would have to spend extra time after school and on weekends to do this, she was totally fine with it. While we were discussing math, she also asked me to teach her how to write cursive and we practice a few words. She is doing fairly good with it.
Then we had to go somewhere, so while in the car, I asked her to count by 15. She's done it last week, but did not like it. She refused to count by 15 and asked an easier number to count by. I spit out 22 (how's that easier?).
We also reviewed her spelling and vocabulary words for tomorrow's test. Seriously, her spelling words were the likes of "dish" and "chase", 12 total. Her extra credit words were "across" and "address". Her vocabulary words were "quickly", "leaned", "fig", a two others. She knew all of these last year.
I feel completely cheated by our school district. Anyhow, she counted to over 300 by 22s without much effort. I think we will start multiplication table this weekend.