My name is Mrs. McCormack. I work at Armstrong Elementary School and support 1st, 2nd, 4th, 5th, and 6th grade in literacy and mathematics! I love teaching!
Shine buddy classes team up (older grades with younger grades) to make winter crafts and get to really know their peers here at Armstrong! #d54armstrong
Fifth grade students record themselves reading “A Road Not Taken” but little do they know they had to analyze the poem for tone, meaning, narrator’s point of view, pace and more! They said it’s hard!
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@D54DLCoach @D54schools You got it! I’ll reach out Monday morning to the team (they don’t know I have been doing this so it will be a fun surprise) and get you a day and time shortly thereafter! So excited!!! But so much more to do🧚♀️ Thank you for the wonderful message🥰🥰🥰
Learning how to create a virtual tour to introduce unit 5-How Technology Impacts Society. The kids will be so thrilled and engaged. Thank you @D54DLCoach for the hours that went into this course! Can’t wait to share with the 5th grade team! @d54armstrong@D54schools
2nd and 4th grade working hard on math concepts. My 2nd graders played a game to add then subtract the sum from 15 then 20 and the 4th graders were introduced to division! Yeah!
Second graders focus on ways to write numbers. I loved how so many of them asked how to spell numbers when using word form! They really take ownership of their learning at @d54armstrong. Some students chose to use a text box to show their work while others chose other methods!
5th Grade write down their Peak Moment from literacy acceleration. Some students loved using Google Keep while others admired their peers taking risks to answer questions!
When students are engaged, magic happens! Check out my @PearDeck lesson for 2nd Grade Math Acceleration Chapter 1 and make it your own.https://t.co/2KZ2gk5Fpk