In just a few days, I'll be spending some quality time with my students' parents in conferences at SBS. This time is set aside for parents to ask teachers questions about their child, or for teachers to tell parents about how their child is learning and growing as a student. I have plenty of positive things to say to each my students' parents during conference time.I had the chance to meet most of your parents already at Back-to-School Night and we discussed all the great things that will be going on in 3P this year.
But...a lot has changed in our class since Back-to-School Night. Is there anything new you'd like me to tell them about? It might be how hard you're working in class, all the technology projects we've done, or the kinds of books you like to pick out. Tell me if there's something you'd like your parents to know when I see them during conferences!
4 comments:
I like to learn in school is multipiation and division!I always wanted to learn alot about the sea animals!If my parents didn't go to the conference then tell them that I have to pick another genre instead of goosebumps!I loved what we did about the manatee today,I loved Estimating sums!I'm having a great time in school!
I hope you had a fun time with the conference tonight!So what did you talk about?(please respond!)
I have really enjoyed my time talking with all of my students' parents.
It has been wonderful telling parents how much I have been enjoying this school year. Now, they all know what a great class we have and how hard-working you all are! We spoke about Reading Workshop, math, writing, spelling, the NJASK, and the creative projects we've done so far this year.
By talking with the parents, I have learned so much about each one of my students! I have just a few more to go, but it has been a great learning experience for the parents and myself!
Hey Mr. 3-Pal,
Thank you for your time. We learned a whole bunch of stuff that goes on in 3-Pal. Looks like the children are going to have a great year with a great teacher! Keep the excitement growing.
Thanks again!
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