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Classroom Visits
Over the last two weeks I have been able to spend a full day at each school working in classrooms. I have read stories to students, been interviewed by classes, taught math and science lessons along with political cartoons and editorials. I have also worked with one of the bands, joined a computer based reading group with 6th graders, led rhythm exercises in Music class and re-learned how to sew a button in Consumer Education class. I have been so impressed with the quality of instruction offered to our students all all grade levels. I can't wait until my next extended visit!
I hope that everyone has a safe and restful winter break when it begins next weekend. Think snow!
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