Elementary algebra

I have loved to read for as long as I can remember. My parents spent a lot of time reading to me when I was little and it didn’t take me long to teach myself to read on my own. Throughout my elementary school years, I spent most of my time reading. As I got older, I began to gain other responsibilities and interests which left me with less time for literary escape. Books, however, have always remained precious to me and the time I spend reading is never unpleasant nor wasted. I believe that…

Development Classroom Management Model on At-Risk Elementary Students’ Misbehaviors by Dr. Gary Reglin, Dr. Joretta Akpo-Sanni, and Dr. Nonofo Losike-Sedimo. The copyright to the article is by Project Innovation and it was published in Fall 2012. I found the study through a search on ERIC (Educational Reform Information Center) by using the search terms ‘Classroom Management’ and ‘Discipline’. The reason that I chose this study is because it focused on elementary students and a strategy that…

non-reading. I was young for my age and didn’t turn five until late November of my kindergarten year. Ironically, though I wasn’t immediately taken with reading, I became an avid reader after those first few difficult years. I was a regular at my elementary school’s small library, and I competed in everything book-related that I could. Battle of the books, spelling bees, and English classes were my favorite pastimes in grade school. Other children dreaded completing summer reading and…

My TE-100 class went to Barr Middle School in Grand Island, Nebraska and Northeast Elementary in Kearney, Nebraska. Due to a conflict I was unable to attend the Barr Middle School visit and went to Walnut Middle School in Grand Island, Nebraska instead. At Walnut Middle School, I observed Mrs. Coble, the seventh grad math teacher. At Northeast, I observed Mrs. Tobey, a fourth grade teacher. After observing both schools I came to the conclusion that the two schools are very different from one…

Science Autobiography My first memories of science lessons in elementary school are from kindergarten, when we made sock puppets filled with dirt and grass seed. The grass grew out of the top of the sock puppet, and created a sort of hair for it. I thought it was the greatest thing ever. When I got the chance to bring it home, I put it in the window in the kitchen, so everyone could see it. I was so proud of that thing. In first grade we raised butterfly eggs into larvae to a chrysalis, into…

Grade-Level Introduction As students are gaining their formal educational experience, the emphasis in mathematics in fourth grade continues to develop and target Number and Operations, Algebraic Reasoning and Algebra, Geometry and Measurement, and Data and Probability. Many essential components addressed in fourth grade will encompass real world experiences that naturally pique the student’s problem solving skills, engage reasoning and communication with others, provide a powerful and positive…

Chapter Six Just a week or two before kindergarten started we (my fellow kindergartners and I) had to go through kindergarten screening, just to see what we could do, like counting, shapes, colors and simple things like that. That went fairly well according to my parents, as I do not remember everything about it. One of the good things was that almost my entire class went to preschool together so we already knew who was who and we already had friends. Another fun thing that happened that year…

My is Md Pramanik but i liked to be called Mash. If you were ever wondering how i got my nickname, I dont know how. I used to be called bobby and that i was because of one kid calling me bobby, it caught on. I am at the moment probably one the youngest student in my grade. I am 16 and going to turn 17 on January 2nd. There isnt anything special about my parents, they are just normal parents. So far my goals are to go to any college that i can afford which offer engeering and ROTC and its been…

Comparing to the general American grade system where elementary school is 6 years including kindergarten, middle school is 3 years, and high school is 4 years, Japanese grade system is 6 years in elementary (excluding kindergarten), 3 years in middle school, and 3 years in high school. Like American colleges, attending high school in Japan is not mandatory, although beneficial to…

draw pictures around it for whatever was going on that week. I only got it one time; spelling was never really a strong suit for me not until much, much later. Second grade was back with Mrs. Crawford again. This was another excellent year because she was the teacher that got to teach us phonics, yes we waited until second grade to really delve into the world of phonics rather than kindergarten like the do now. Also, second grade is where we really started getting science and social studies…