John C. Daniels

School of International Communication

 

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John C. Daniels School of International Communication is committed to the belief that all children are capable of learning. Through our dual language program, all children are instructed in Spanish and English with the goal of becoming bilingual and bi-literate in both languages by the end of eighth grade. We focus on the development of the whole child: intellectually, physically, emotionally, and socially. Through this focus we address individual differences and needs while challenging and motivating each child to reach their full potential.

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November 7-11 PDF Print E-mail
Written by Jody Perrilli   
Monday, 07 November 2011 17:26

Week of November 7th

Literacy- Students are becoming better readers by picking out the most important details to write a summary. In writing, students are working to elaborate on specific details.

Math- Word Problems 

Science- Nervous System

Social Studies- Finishing Colonial Times

General Information:

* NO SCHOOL TUESDAY and FRIDAY

* Math District Test - Thursday 

* Conferences Wednesday, November 16th from 3:00-5:15 & 6:00-8:00

 
Room 124 PDF Print E-mail
Written by Suzanne Iovanne   
Friday, 21 October 2011 07:23
We had a great trip to Rose's Orchard on Thursday. We went on a hayride, picked out pumpkins, played in the hay maze and saw roosters, turkeys, goats and llamas. Thanks to Arik's mom and Tristan's grandma who came with us to help. We have been learning/reviewing the letters A-E and practicing their sounds. We are detectives every morning and try to find these letters in our morning message. We have been practicing writing our names and patterning. We will celebrate Halloween soon. Please check your child's bookbag for information before the big day.
 
Unas cositas... PDF Print E-mail
Written by Viviana Ortiz   
Thursday, 20 October 2011 02:04

¡Buenos días Padres y/o Encargados!:

               Espero que al recibir éste mesaje todos esten bien. Les deseo recordar que es muy importante que su hijo (a) devuelva su diario de lectura diariamente para recibir crédito. Estoy en el proceso de cambiar el diario de lectura para que se les haga mas fácil.

Mañana tenemos una presentación de clases sobre el tema "El Mundo en Nuestro Patio" a las 9:50 am. Espero verlos.

El 24 de octubre el salón 162 va a visitar la casa de bomberos en conexion con el tema "LA Comunidad" y el salón 161 va el 25 de octubre.

El 31 de octubre los niños pueden traer su disfraz a las escuela y por la tarde se puede cambiar ya que vamos a ir a vistar a Tower One. Si usted no desea que su hijo(a) participé, favor de comunicar su deseo.

Espero que si usted tiene alguna preocupación or duda hable conmigo tan pronto posible para aclarar situaciones.

Gracias,

Señora Viviana Ortiz

 

 

 
Math Homework Tonight (10/19) PDF Print E-mail
Written by Kacey Mason   
Wednesday, 19 October 2011 10:26

There is no math homework tonight (10/19). Due to our field trip we missed math today! Have a great night. 

Smile

 
bus confusion PDF Print E-mail
Written by Kaitlin Hale   
Wednesday, 19 October 2011 08:37

Due to some bus confusion today, room 158 did not make it to Tower 1. There were 5 busses waiting outside. three were full so room 158 started to board the 4th bus. Not realizing it, that bus was not going to Tower 1. By the time a new bus made their way back to school to pick up the class we were heading back. On Halloween, we will make sure that this problem does not happen again and we will all attend the trip. We will be making a costume at school, so the students will not bring in their own costumes.

 
Ms. Paolini: 7th Grade Significant Tasks PDF Print E-mail
Written by Shirley Goldberg   
Tuesday, 18 October 2011 08:34

Mrs.Paolini’s class assignments due

January 20th

Grade 7 Second Marking Period Nonfiction Significant Tasks for Language Arts

Must complete the following THREE assignments:

1. Write a persuasive speech to deliver to the class. You must choose a topic that is controversial in nature. I expect to see your speech worked through all parts of the writing process. (brain storming, drafting, revising, editing, final copy).

2. Timed Persuasive essay (completed in class)

3.Choose at least TWO of the following from the Literacy Performance Tasks:

Literacy Performance Tasks

1.  Choose a topic that you can use to write a “how-to” speech and deliver the speech to the class. For example…. “How to decorate a Christmas tree, bake cookies, make a bridge for science etc. Be creative in your approach!!!!

2.  Analyze your science and social studies textbooks: Which is better-written? Why? What is it about the author’s style that you like? Write a letter to the author/s describing what you like and offer suggestions for what would make for strong improvement.

3.  Take a stand on a controversial issue and write an essay exploring both sides of the issue---even the one you don’t support.

4.  Create a class magazine or newspaper focused on a controversial topic (such as global warming, rap music, etc). Include informative articles, editorials, letters to the editor, comic strips, feature articles, etc all focused on the issue and taking a stand where appropriate.

5. Focusing on the four purposes of nonfiction (to inform, explain, entertain, persuade), choose an issue and write about it showing two different perspectives.

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS>>>>>>>ASK MS. Paolini

Important and arresting note: If you are reading this and you write your full name, date, and the key words BONUS POINTS FOR ME! and place the note in the receptacle provided by Ms. Paolini, you will receive BONUS POINTS on your significant task IF IT IS TURNED IN ON TIME! Now there's a really good offer.

 
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