WELCOME to Phonics for Reading, Writing, and Spelling!

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                                                           CLASS OVERVIEW

This one-time class is simply one of the lessons from the ongoing series "Phonics for Reading, Writing, and Spelling - CVCe to Simple Blends and Digraphs."  This reading series follows the adventures of two fun characters named Jojo and Jake.  

If you've been curious what the series is like or would like to get a glimpse of how the class is structured, this is a great way to do that!  

Students will practice reading, spelling, and reading comprehension throughout this lighthearted story in which Jake learns the value of not sleeping all day.  This class is packed with learning activities.  This class focuses on mastering the "ee" phonogram.


                                  EXPECTATIONS FOR IN CLASS SOUND QUALITY/MUTING

I will always encourage all students to participate in the class experience. 
My desire is to have all students unmuted for the entire class.  It creates an ease of interacting and answering questions without having to use time muting and unmuting.  In order for this to take place, it is important to have your student situated in a quiet place that is free from background noises such as televisions, radios, phone calls, or conversations.  Parents and siblings, please remember...the entire class can hear any conversation you are having in the room.

As the teacher, there are times that I will need to use the mute function.  If a student has background noise that may be distracting to other students, I will let them know they are being muted to help the sound quality. 

I realize that there are times when you may need to mute your own child for privacy reasons or due to unavoidable background noise, so please feel free to use your discretion in these circumstances.  Also, please show your child how to unmute him/herself when asked to do so.

Working together, we can attain great sound quality for all the students!