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First Grade On-line Learning

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CLASS SCHEDULE

8:00 Announcements
8:15 Ancillary
A - P.E. 2
B - Art
C - Academic Skills
D - P.E 1
E - Science
F - Music
9:00 Reading /Language Arts
9:45 Guided Reading/Literary Centers
10:00 Science Lab – E Day
11:04 LUNCH
11:40 Reading/Language Arts
12:00 Recess
12:30 Math
1:30 Writing Workshop
2:15 Science/Social Studies
2:20 Library – Tuesday
3:00 Spanish
3:15 Dismissal

Scholastic Book Orders

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About Me

Jacquie Aylmer: I grew up in a large family on the east coast and moved to Texas in 1974. I graduated from North Texas State University in Denton with a degree in Education specializing in elementary & special education. I also earned my Masters in Education at North Texas University...Go Mean Green! I am starting my 34th year of teaching. I have taught in Wylie, Lancaster, Katy, Duncanville, and Houston. I feel very fortunate as I embark on my seventh year at Roberts. My teaching experience includes first grade, second grade, third grade, K-5 reading and special education. I married the “boy next door”; my husband, Greg and I were childhood neighbors on Cape Cod. Our two daughters, Cristin and Alison are both Texas Tech graduates, nurses and married with children. Cristin and Chris have a four-year old daughter, Reese and a two-year old son, Corbin. Alison and Nathan have a four-year old son, Hunter and a three-year old daughter, Parker. I absolutely love teaching first grade and am thrilled to be a part of the Roberts family!

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School Wide Expectations

1. Follow directions the first time given

2. Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself at all times.

3. No teasing, harassment, put downs, or foul or loud language.

4. Stay in your assigned area.

5. Walk at all times in the building.

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