Maddie completed her 5th week of kindergarten last week, marking the half-way point of the first quarter. Progress Reports were sent home today evaluating the students' progress in academic subjects and behaviors that promote learning. We're proud parents!
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| Maddie's Mid-Quarter Progress Report (click to view larger image) |
Letter grades are not given to kindergarten students. Instead, academic standards are categorized as:
- "Meets Standards" meaning student would grade between 80%-100%
- "Progressing" meaning student would grade between 70%-79%
- "Area of concern" meaning student would grade at 69% or less
More than the academic achievements, we're especially proud of Maddie's exemplary behaviors and the teacher comments.
The impact of five weeks of kindergarten has been noticeable. Maddie's reading skills and confidence have increased significantly. Her writing has improved so that letters are more consistently sized and aligned with spaces between words and she has a greater "endurance" to sit and read or write for longer periods of time. When she writes, more words are spelled correctly, and even misspelled words are close enough to be deciphered. New mathematical and scientific concepts are being explored, grasped, and applied (how many of you know what a Venn diagram is... ask Maddie!).
Best of all, Maddie is enjoying kindergarten and has expressed that it's mostly fun. We hope that she keeps having fun and the learning will take care of itself.

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