Saturday, November 8, 2014
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Parent-Teacher Conferences
Dear Parents/Guardians:
I would like to welcome you to
Parent-Teacher Conferences. This is an ideal opportunity to strengthen
communication between home and
school. To review your child’s progress, please take advantage
of this conference to discuss with me
any issues or concerns that you may have. I am looking forward to meet with you.
Sincerely,
Wafa Ramahi
Monday, October 13, 2014
Friday, September 19, 2014
Welcome Back
Dear Parents,
I am honored to be a member of the American Community School teaching
staff. It is my pleasure to return to ACS this year. For those of you that are
new to ACS this year I look forward to meeting you and your daughter/son, and for
those who already know me I am also looking forward to seeing you again.
My name is Wafa Ramahi, I am an Elementary Arabic teacher, and I have a
Masters in Curriculum and Teaching Methods and have been teaching Arabic at ACS
for eight years. I am happy to return for another great year.
It is my goal to introduce Arabic in a way that your child will spark
interest in reading, writing, and the oral language. We will read in some
manner in every class. Some days I will read out loud to the class, while other
days students will read to each other.
I believe that by all of us working together we can make this a very
successful year. I consider it of prime importance that you be an active part
of your child's education. You are invited to phone me or visit the school any
time that you have a question concerning your child's progress.
Education is a partnership between the student, teacher, and parent(s).
Success in the classroom and for the teacher can’t occur without the student. I
look forward to build the partnership with your child. You on the other hand
have raised your child and understand her/him in a way I never will, so if
there is anything you would like me to know about your child, now or in the
future, I hope you will never hesitate to contact me by note, phone, or e-mail.
Thank you for allowing ACS and I the opportunity to teach your child.
I consider it a great privilege and responsibility to be your child's
teacher this year, and look forward to meeting each of you.
Sincerely,
Wafa Ramahi
Sunday, June 15, 2014
Great Year!!
Dear Parents and Families,
Wow, what a year! Better yet - what a GREAT year! We have covered a lot of material and participated in many fun and exciting projects. We started to develop skills needed for learning the Arabic language. We made many new friends along the way too.
Each of your children has brought such joy and happiness to our classroom. I was so fortunate to have such a wonderful group of children this year. My friends and family often laugh at me when I refer to your children as “my kids”. They are like my own children. They all have touched my life and this school year in very positive and rewarding ways. I hope as the years go by that they keep in touch. Today’s technology can help us continue the relationships we have built. I encourage and welcome correspondences from you and your kids.
Wow, what a year! Better yet - what a GREAT year! We have covered a lot of material and participated in many fun and exciting projects. We started to develop skills needed for learning the Arabic language. We made many new friends along the way too.
Each of your children has brought such joy and happiness to our classroom. I was so fortunate to have such a wonderful group of children this year. My friends and family often laugh at me when I refer to your children as “my kids”. They are like my own children. They all have touched my life and this school year in very positive and rewarding ways. I hope as the years go by that they keep in touch. Today’s technology can help us continue the relationships we have built. I encourage and welcome correspondences from you and your kids.
Students, I have enjoyed being your
teacher this year. It's rewarding when a teacher is able to get a class full of
children who are eager to learn and willing to do the hard work necessary. You
should be proud of the work you accomplished, both individually and as a class.
I’m glad I was your teacher.
I've come to love you so.
I can't believe the end is here.
I hate to see you go.
Remember all the fun we had
in all the things we did
But most of all remember...
You're a very special kid!
I've come to love you so.
I can't believe the end is here.
I hate to see you go.
Remember all the fun we had
in all the things we did
But most of all remember...
You're a very special kid!
I will miss all of you. I wish you the
best of luck.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Ramahi
KG "animals fun"
GR 1 "Earth Day"
GR 2 "story time"
GR 3 "designing school"
GR 4 "teaching each other"
GR 4 "I want to eat"
GR 5 "In the restaurant"
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Happy Earth Day!
Dear
Parents,
April
and spring go hand in hand. Spring is the season for renewal and new
beginnings. Let’s refresh our promises to Mother Nature by recognizing Earth
Day.
Our
planet is at a turning point. The massive global migration underway now from countryside
to cities will demand huge investments in energy, water, materials, waste, food
distribution, and transportation over the next 25 years. If the right
investments are made now, this unique opportunity will be the catalyst for
dramatic changes in the built environment and the fight against carbon
emissions and climate change.
Working together hand in hand to educate and engage our future leaders for environmental movement. Education is at the heart of change. Help us achieve our goal of protecting Mother Nature by recycling and using cloth bags and reusable water bottles even driving a hybrid car…etc.
Working together hand in hand to educate and engage our future leaders for environmental movement. Education is at the heart of change. Help us achieve our goal of protecting Mother Nature by recycling and using cloth bags and reusable water bottles even driving a hybrid car…etc.
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
PRESENTATION
PRESENTATION
Introduction and presentation go together because the introduction usually
leads right into the presentation phase of the lesson. They are still separate
parts, as they accomplish different purposes.
The Introduction provides interest and motivation to the
students. It focuses students' attention on the lesson and its purposes. It
also convinces students that they will benefit from the lesson.
There are many ways to present , here are a few:
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Asking questions to get the students thinking about the topic.
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Showing pictures that relate to the topic.
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Telling a story to show the importance of the topic.
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Bringing in real objects related to the lesson.
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The presentation phase is when the teacher guides the
presentation, but with student input and interaction.
We are proud Arabic Language learner presenting to other
classes. We read, enjoyed and learned while we were preparing our
presentations.
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