The first few days of the 2025-2026 school year have gone well so far. Students are adjusting to the routine of Mrs. Johnson’s World. They are expected to bring their charged chromebook, pencils, and earbuds to school each day. Colored pencils and markers are occasionally used. We just started working in our first unit INB (interactive notebook) on Tuesday. Check Canvas for the coursework when you’re absent. Good night!
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I woke up bright and early for the new school year. My classroom is set up, and I will officially meet my new students today. I made sure my presentations were spot on. I will be encouraging students and parents to join the World Cultures Remind group for the 2024-2025 year. You can do so by clicking this link. World Cultures Remind
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On Friday, August 11, we took time to organize our notebooks aka binders. Students were asked to bring in five dividers. Here are the names for those labeling at home.
Our course has ten units, so we will put our notes for each unit under one of the five categories where it belongs. Thanks to the more than 90 percent who took care of business on Friday. Woohoo!
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Students should have already brought a three-ring notebook for my class. It should have dividers. We will only use five of them for the year. This is simply an organization strategy to prevent what I call “the crazy eyes” like my old buddy Kaa here.
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I’ve created the World Cultures Daily Agenda for students and parents to reference. It is updated four times per week. Take care of yourselves. Be kind, and do good!
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Happy Friday! I’m including a link to my classroom procedures, or how we do class at Chez Moi. It’s a live document that will updated as needed.
Mrs. Johnson’s Classroom Procedures
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Just in case you were still a bit iffy about navigating Canvas, here is a presentation you can use.
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There are twenty-nine days left in the school year. Keep on target; turn in your assignments on time, completely finished. Check your HAC at least once or twice a week.
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We are taking a quiz on Friday, December 11. It covers material learned this week. Please look over it multiple times to help information retention.
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Yep, I can write backwards, too!
We are learning virtually right now for the first three weeks whether parents opted for in person or virtual academy. As a result, I use Zoom to conduct my classes. Today I wanted to demonstrate the words “push” and “pull” factors. I realized I had to write them backwards so they would mirror properly on my Chromebook. Education is always learning and trying something you didn’t realize you could do. I will add this to my skill set. My virtual academy kids will get a kick out of seeing how well I write backwards one day soon. More anon.
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