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Welcome to Our Class
Learning should be an exciting journey we all willingly embrace.
Edna M. Gutierrez
From Harlingen, TX Bicultural 7 years teachingexperience PK – 4th
bilingual Hobbies: running &Zumba
Araceli Rios
From Laredo, TX
7 years teaching 1st & 3rd grade dual language
2nd year at Cambridge
Bicultural
Our Commitment to the Student
To be prepared To be fair To create a nurturing environment To listen To care To expect their best To teach from both the heart and the
mind To create an appreciation for the
Spanish language.
Our Commitment to the Parent To listen To give timely feedback To focus on each child as an individual To respect the role of the parent in
education To work as a team To put the child first To keep lines of communication open
To be honest
A Day in the Life of Your Third Grader
Grading Homework Schedule
Grading
A = 90 – 100 B = 80 – 89 C = 75 – 79 D = 70 – 74 F = Below 70
Homework
Lots of online HW No more than 30 minutes Reading nightly Please check your child’s homework. Corrections and incomplete work will go
home if needed.
Schedule 8:00-8:15 – Learning Block 1 8:15-8:45 – Tier Time (Intervention) 8:45-9:45 – Learning Block 1 9:45-10:05 – Recess 10:10-10:45 – Learning Block 1 10:45-10:50 – Switch Classes – Learning Block
2 10:55-11:55 – Specials 12:00-12:55 – Learning Block 2 1:00-1:30 – Lunch 1:35-2:40 – Learning Block 2 2:45-2:50 - Pack-up/Dismissal
STAAR
Much more difficult than TAKS Actual test question:Gilbert had a total of 85 CDs to put in stacks. He put 27 CDs in one stack and 39 CDs in a second stack. How many CDs did Gilbert have left to put in stacks?
Record your answer and fill in the bubbles on your answer document. Be sure to use the correct place value.
Technology
Digital responsibility Daily exposure across subjects Keyboarding (15 - 20 wpm) Dance
Mat Online research skills Your child will be allowed to bring
their own device when announced.
Other Information
Classroom volunteers Conferences We are here for you. Call, text, or
email us if you have any questions or concerns.
Contact us?
Remind is best (we check our messages during our conference period)
E-mail (we check emails during our conference period)
Call the school (leave a message) Keep in mind….the more we check
email, the less time for planning engaging lessons.
Questions?