John C. Daniels

School of International Communication

 

Our Mission

John C. Daniels School of International Communication fosters a community of teachers and learners who view themselves as global citizens growing in their ability to communicate effectively in a diverse world. We develop higher order thinking skills through our HOT, Magnet and elementary Dual Language programs. We infuse arts and technology into the curricula so as to best prepare each unique child to be a productive, effective member of the 21st century society.

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Written by Kaitlin Hale   
Tuesday, 12 March 2013 10:06

The kindergarden and 1st grade teachers will be holding a parent night on March 26th. We will send out the fliers and information later this week. We hope you all can mark this day on your calendar and join us!

Ms. Hale

 
reflex math
Written by Kaitlin Hale   
Thursday, 29 November 2012 11:10

I would like to just remind parents about Reflect math. This is an online math game at reflex.com. I will be sending home the log in information again. This will help your child with basic math facts and move the children along depending on their own level.

Thank you!

Ms. Hale

 
picture day
Written by Kaitlin Hale   
Tuesday, 27 November 2012 07:24

Dear parents,

Group picture day, when the students have to wear their school uniforms is on Wednesday, November 28th. Please be sure to have your child in their school uniforms tomorrow. Thursday is when we have picture day for our “fancy” clothes. Ms. Wright and Mr. C understand this and will not take off points if your child is not in their gym uniform, but please make sure that each child has sneakers!

Ms. Hale

 
math website
Written by Kaitlin Hale   
Friday, 16 November 2012 08:33

https://www-k6.thinkcentral.com/ your child’s username is their first name. If that doesn’t work, add the initial of your last name. ie: kaite or katieh. The password for all students is: student
 
November 16th
Written by Kaitlin Hale   
Thursday, 15 November 2012 06:48

First Grade parents and guardians,

Thank you to all the parents who have taken time out of their busy schedules to meet with the teachers and go over the progress the children are making. First grade has shown to be easier for some students and harder for others. We are all working through this challenge. Please continue to work at home with your child and feel free to email, come in, call or write a note to discuss concerns or specific needs of your child.

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Johncdaniels.org is our school site that also has these news letters if you do not receive one in your child’s bag.

Shared Reading

Our students have been working on comprehension this week. We have begun to decode higher level books, yet are not paying attention to what those words are telling us. The students need to read a couple of pages stop and think about what just happened. If they are unable to tell what just happened, they need to re read to understand, This strategy is very important for the students to improve their reading. Reading has 2 parts: decoding and comprehension. Students need both to be on grade level

Read Aloud

During read aloud, we are reading a story Flat Stanley. In this story the little boy has something fall on him while he is sleeping and he becomes flat. While we read this story I show strategies of thinking while reading. We have trouble at 5, 6, and 7 years old being able to think about what is happening while we are reading, This action of wondering, or noticing, or picturing or questioning will help us become better readers and be able to comprehend the text.

Writing

We started a unit on letter writing. The students have been applying the 5 components of letters: date, greeting, body, closing and signature. We have written letters to Shaw’s for donating bags to make our Halloween costumes. We also wrote letters to the king of England. We pretended to be Pilgrims who wanted to go to the new world since the king was telling them what religion they had to practice. The students are doing very well with using each part of a letter.

Math

We have moved from addition to subtraction. We have been using the number bonds to find the missing number and writing subtraction sentences to go with these number bonds. Number stories (word problems) are also something that we have been practicing. These subtraction stories are much more difficult for the students. Please be sure to practice math facts at home as well as doing the math homework and reading homework every night.

 
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Principal: Mrs. Edith Johnson

569 Congress Avenue
New Haven, CT 06519

Main Office: 203-691-3600
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Fax: 203-691-3605

Daniels@new-haven.k12.ct.us

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