Homework

This year we will be having a homework notebook called "W.O.L.F. Notebook."
This notebook will include:

Nightly Homework
Nightly Reading Log/book
A space for parent/teacher communication
Parent Resources to help you our throughout the year
Important papers will be placed in the inside pocket of the Wolf Notebook.

The students will take their notebook home nightly to complete homework,
read and for you to sign.
The Wolf Notebook will need to be turned in each day and on Fridays with
completed homework.

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Mrs. Skirvin's Second Grade Class...

The Skirvin Speedway

Mrs. Skirvin

About the Teacher

Hello! My name is Mrs. Skirvin! I have been teaching at Wildwood for thirteen years and have taught second grade for five of those years! I have taught 26 years in all and have loved every minute of it!! I am married and have one daughter, Emma, who is a junior at Campbell University majoring in elementary education! Sometimes she comes and helps out in my classroom. I also have two dogs, one named Ellie, who is a year old and is Emma's dog and I have a new puppy, Opie, who is four months old! They both keep Mr. Skirvin and me very busy! One exciting thing that will be happening this year is that I will be completing my masters degree in elementary education! YIPEE!!!

Goals for Our Class this Year!!

We will become a classroom community by working and learning together.

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Our Daily Schedule

8:00-8:20 Prepare for the Day/Morning Work

8:20-8:40 Welcome/Daily Message/Calendar

8:45-9:15 Writers' Workshop

9:15-9:30 Word Study

9:30-10:20 Readers' Workshop

10:20-11:10 Science/Social Studies

11:15-11:45 Lunch

11:50-12:20 Recess

12:20-1:10 Team Time

1:10-2:00 Math

2:10-2:55 Specials

Monday-Tech/Media

Tuesday-Art

Wednesday-Rotating Specials

Thursday-P.E.

Friday-Music

Class Announcements and Reminders

Please remember to register as a volunteer! You must register each school year, even if you have volunteered in the past. It takes just a few minutes, and can be done in the school media center.

Upcoming Events

Memorial Day--No School

05/27/2013

Curriculum Connections

Access the Wake County Connections document by clicking here.

This brochure highlights the major topics covered in first grade and describes characteristics of students at this grade level.

Classroom Expectations

How Do We Show Our Wolf Pride?

Politeness

Respect

Integrity

Discipline

Excellence

Just Can't Hide Our Wolf Pride!

Our class came up with these expectations:

1. Be kind.

2. Respect yourself and others.

3. Do the right thing.

4. Make good choices.

5. Be your very best!

6. Complete your work on time.