A lot of exciting things are happening in 7B this month.  To celebrate Black History Month each student is researching and writing a paper on a famous Black American.  The students are enjoying the process and I’m enjoying reading and hearing about all that they are learning.

For literature we are currently reading two books.  One class is reading an series of short stories called The Circuit.  This is about a migrant family as they moved around California as the worked picking crops.  The other book Count Me In is about a girl and her grandpa who face discrimination because of the Indian heritage.

Homeroom has been busy building stronger relationships with each other.  We enjoyed visiting our 2nd grade buddies for Valentine’s day before we had our own party.

Reminder: SPSL is currently have a paper drive.  If you are able to donate a ream of paper we would be very grateful.

Wow, what an amazing start of they year!  How is it already December? The classroom has been filled with reading, writing, excitement, joy, and laughter.  I couldn’t ask for a better group of students to spend my time with.

Our class has been so blessed this year.  Many class photos and more stories to go along with them.  This year we also added a “Student of the Month.”  We have had a lot of enjoyment celebrating our peers and their accomplishments.

We have also been blessed to watch several performances here at SPSL which are always well done.  The students love to see their younger family members perform and the excitement is contagious.  We also had the opportunity to attend the Marian Musical and see some of our former peer perform there.

More details to come, hopefully sooner, about the next few months of life in 7B.

Merry Christmas

Mrs. Jaros

Welcome to 7B.  I’m so excited to have you all here.  7B is where we learn English and Literature so I’m the lucky one who is able to work with your students twice a day.

Literature will start the year reading While I was Away or Weedflower.

English is going to start with a personal narrative.

I’m really looking forward to this year and hope that you are too.

Mrs. Jaros