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Happy new school year and ELL changes
Welcome Back to school 2015-2016. Open Houses at both Brownell and Meadow Lane were successful last night!! This year the big change in ELL is that we are now using 10 Standards for reporting progress based on the Common Core … Continue reading
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NeSA rap for Brownell
My 4th grade ELL students were a little nervous about taking the NeSA writing testing test so I showed them NeSA rap that I had done several years ago. By the first 15 seconds their stress level had gone down … Continue reading
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Alphabet songs
A Kindergarten teacher found an Alphabet parody of What does the Fox say? for the alphabet and I thought it was too good not to find and use. Thank goodness for You tube. My level 1 students knew the original … Continue reading
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First and Second grade Research Projects
First and Second grade Research Projects We are beginning to start our Research unit in our 1st and 2nd grade writing unit at Brownell. We have learned and reviewed the genre of Non Fiction and informational text. We also talked … Continue reading
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Change. . .
Dear West Lincoln Staff, Change is a good thing. After teaching at West Lincoln for 9 years, it is now time for me to make a change. In August, I will be teaching ELL at Brownell and Meadowlane Elementary schools. … Continue reading
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Lee Mun Wah- Multicultural Leadership Institute May 28, 2014
Happy Summer! It is officially the 3rd day of summer vacation and many teachers are enjoying their ‘summer off’ by attending workshops to become better teachers. As Dr. Joel, our superintendent, said in his introduction, June is for workshops, July … Continue reading
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Knee Socks for the NeSA
Since I have spent most of the last 3 weeks testing the 5th graders, my Kindergarten students have heard the NeSA talked about on a daily basis. One day at Kindergarten recess, a young student asked me why do you … Continue reading
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West Lincoln and The BackPack Walk
On Monday April 14, West Lincoln Staff and students held a THANK YOU for the Food Bank’s Backpack Walk. We receive 125 food filled backpacks for our students to take home to help their families have food over the weekends. … Continue reading
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Equity Meeting- Educare of Lincoln
April 10, 2014 was our last Equity meeting for the 2013-2014 school year. For tonight’s meeting we went to the Educare of Lincoln site adjacent to Belmont Elementary School. Here is a link to the Educare of Lincoln blog http://wp.lps.org/educarelincoln/ … Continue reading
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With a Heavy Heart
With a heavy heart I learned that one of our bilingual liasions, Dech Machar, recently passed away, there was a great article reflection on his life by a local reporter. As an ELL teacher I am continually in contact with … Continue reading
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