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Week of 4/14-4/18 and Lesson 24 Printout

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  Hello wonderful parents and guardians, We’ve had an exciting week diving into facts vs. opinions , and guess what? Your amazing kids are crushing it ! They've picked up the concept so quickly that we’re actually ahead of schedule in our Journeys lessons—how awesome is that? Since we’ve got a little extra time, we’re adding a fun twist to Friday’s homework. This week, your child will be writing about their springtime dreams! 🌸 Whether it’s adventures they’d love to go on, places they want to visit, or just how spring makes them feel—it’s all about sharing their thoughts and opinions in a creative and thoughtful way. Also, for those interested in a little extra wordy fun 🐝, there’s an opportunity to join a Spelling Bee outside of school! Feel free to check out the flyers attached for all the buzz-worthy details. You’ll find printouts for Lesson 24 and the Spelling Bee flyers below. Thanks for your continued support! Warmly, Mr. Jose 203A 201B
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Week of 3/17-3/21 and Review Week Printout

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 Dear Parents and Guardians, Review Week is Approaching! We have completed all our lessons, and next week will be dedicated to review! Please encourage your child to study their books at home. Throughout the week, we will provide review worksheets to help students practice. It is essential that they go over the lessons we covered in class. Kahoot! review materials are still being prepared—we will inform you as soon as they are ready! If your child is interested in participating in an English competition, please refer to the flyers below for more details. Thank you for your support! Below is the Printout for Review Week. 203A and 201B
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Midterm Exam Test Scope

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 Here's what you should remind your child about for the exam: 1) Write neatly. If I can't read their writing or understand what it is, they'll lose points. 2) Read and follow all the instructions carefully. Points will be taken off if they don't follow the directions. 3) Read all the questions carefully and check their answers. Remember to use capital letters and punctuation marks when needed. 4) Make sure they come to school with sharp pencils and an eraser. 5) Encourage them to get a good night's sleep, eat a healthy breakfast and be on time for school on the exam day. 6) Tell them to do their best! If they don't do well this time, they can work harder and study more for the next exam. Wishing them good luck with their studying! Below is the Test Scope for Midterm. Mr. Jose 203A 201B
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Week of 2/24-2/27 and Lesson 19 Printout

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 Dear Parents and Guardians, This week, we made significant progress in our lessons and are close to completing everything we set out to accomplish! The students have put in tremendous effort, and I couldn’t be prouder of their hard work. Only our reading lesson remains for next week. As we approach the long holiday, I hope everyone enjoys a well-earned break. Wishing you all a fantastic holiday. Here are the printouts: 203A 201B
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Week of 2/17-2/21 and Lesson 18 Printout

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 Dear Parents and Guardians, We had an incredible week! In addition to our regular lessons, we did something special—our first paragraph writing activity since the first semester. The kids were thrilled to practice their writing skills again! Our topic, "My Pot of Gold," sparked their creativity, and they filled their stories with treasures, imagining endless amounts of gold—even a quadrillion! What made this activity truly special was their thoughtfulness—not only did they dream big, but they also considered their families and others in their writing. We are so proud of their efforts and can’t wait for more exciting writing adventures ahead! Below is the printout for Lesson 18. 203A 201B
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Week of 2/12-2/14 and Lesson 16 & 17 Printout

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  Dear Parents and Guardians, The new semester has begun, and I’m thrilled to welcome my students back! They’ve had a fantastic start, approaching writing, reading, speaking, and classwork with enthusiasm and determination. Adjusting to new routines can be challenging, but they’ve done an excellent job following instructions, staying focused, and putting in their best effort each day. Their dedication and positivity make our classroom a wonderful place to learn! I’m excited to watch their progress—keep up the great work, everyone! Attached below are the printouts for Lesson 16 and Lesson 17. 203A 201B Lesson 17 203A Lesson 17 201B
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Winter Vacation Homework

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  Dear parents and guardians,  As we approach the winter break, I want to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude for your unwavering support throughout this semester. It has been an absolute privilege to teach your wonderful children, watch them grow, and witness their enthusiasm for learning. I am truly blessed to be part of their educational journey and deeply appreciate the partnership we share in nurturing their development. To keep our young learners engaged over the break, I have prepared some winter vacation homework. This is designed to be both fun and educational, ensuring they continue to explore and learn even outside the classroom. I encourage you to take part in their learning experiences, making it a joyful time for both you and your child. Thank you once again for your trust and support. Wishing you all a joyful holiday season filled with warmth, happiness, and love. Best regards, Mr. Jose 201B and 203A Winter Vacation Homework
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