Events
  • March 9, 2012
  • JEFF -Jamieson Education Family and Friends, our parent support not for profit group, is extremely excited to announce their continuing efforts to beautiful Jamieson school by working towards a complete playground renovation from asphalt to green space. To be successful with this endeavor JEFF is looking for your support and commitment. Please visit the JEFF section of our website (in the community section of our site.) There you can see a drawing of the purposed new playground and learn more about how to participate. Members of JEFF will also be available at Report Card Pick-Up on April 18th to answer any questions. 

  • January 19, 2012
  • MARK YOUR CALENDARS and SAVE THE DATES—February 11 and 12!

    On behalf of JEFF and Jamieson School, I’d like to invite  parents, teachers, students, community members, and local and state representatives to our Playground Plan and Campus Park Brainstorming Event set for Saturday, February 11th, 2012.  We have formed a relationship with the Urban Habitat Chicago—a non-profit organization that provides landscape planning and facilitation expertise. 

    The session will begin at 9:45 a.m. with refreshments prior to UHC’s presentation outlining the process. Then, we will invite participants to comment on, draw, and otherwise articulate what they would like to see Jamieson’s playground become This session will run from 11:15 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. and ALL are welcome to join in. This is designed to be a collaborative event that will allow all members of the Jamieson community to participate and form a long term relationship to improve the school, beautify the neighborhood, and support family use of our campus. I hope to see many people in attendance.

    If you have any questions, please contact Principal Baughman at 773-534-2395. 

  • September 27, 2011
  • Parents, we are looking for volunteers to help us during our Lunch times from 10:45 to 1:10 each day. If you can volunteer for a day or two per week it would really be a great help to us. We’re also in need of volunteers to help us with morning and afternoon playground duties. Please follow this link and let us know if you can help. For more information please call the office 773.534.2395 

  • September 6, 2011
  • Thank you parents and students for a very successful 1st day of school. We look forward to having a superb year.

     

  • July 27, 2011
  • Jamieson is pleased to announce our partnership with Right at School, a tuition based after school child care program, that will be available to any interested Jamieson parent with children in Kindergarten through 5th grade. The program allows parents the flexiblity to have this support as often as you like up to  5 days a week until 6 p.m. .

    Online registration is now open for the after school program for the fall of 2011.  Please visit www.rightatschool.com  for more information.

    Parents, registration for the fall 2011 school year will on Wednesday, August 31st and September 1st from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and resuming from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.

    School resumes for all students on Tuesday, September 6th at 8:50 a.m. New students to Jamieson should report to the auditorium and all returning students should be on the playground prior to the start of school.

    Thank you,

    Robert Baughman

     

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Miss Valdez
Room 114

Welcome to our class web site!  The purpose of our web site is to provide you with information to support your child throughout the school year.  On a weekly basis, you will see a new post that highlights what we are learning in class as well as what homework has been assigned for the entire week.  Below are additional online resources in language arts and math to support your child at home.  They are already linked to their web sites.  As a result, you only have to click on a resource to go directly to its web site.

 

 

Language Arts  Support

  • Starfall.com – This web site provides a wide range of activities to help your child continue to practice his/her reading skills.

 

  • Pbskids.org – This web site provides a wide range of educational games, videos, and activities.  I highly recommend Super WHY!

 

  • Ictgames.com – This web site provides a wide range of educational games under its “Literacy” section.  All of the games are really neat and focus on various skills (including high frequency word recognition) that we are learning in class.


  • Tumblebooks.com – This web site is an online collection of animated, talking picture books with reading comprehension quizzes and educational games.  Our school has purchased a license for you to access this web site for free.  Please contact me for the username and password.  You can also access it by going to our school’s main web page and looking under “Quick Links.”  “Quick Links” is in the middle of the web page. 

 

 

Math Support

  • Starfall.comThis web site provides a wide range of activities to help your child practice his/her math skills.

 

  • Coolmath4kids.com – This web site provides several fun math games and activities for students.  Please make sure to click on the “Ages 3-5” section and review the other sections to determine if they are appropriate for your child.

 

  • Ixl.com – This web site provides a variety of interactive math practice by specific grade levels.  There are 140 skills featured for first grade and 195 skills featured for second grade.  There is a fee for the use of this web site.

 

  • Ictgames.com – This web site provides a wide range of math games under its “Numeracy” section.  The games are hard, but it is worth checking them out.


  • Aplusmath.com – This web site has interactive games and worksheets.

 

    A Peek at the Week: May 14, 2012

    Language Arts

    This week, we will focus on the letter name Ee and its sound /e/ as in egg.  In addition, we will focus on the high frequency words: run, not, does, get, this, saw.

     

    Please practice reading all of the high frequency words with your child every day.   Below are all the high frequency words your child should know by now. 

     

    I

    am

    the

    little

    to

    a

    big

    school

    yes

    no

    mom

    dad

    have

    is

    in

    at

    love

    we

    my

    like

    it

    play

    he

    for

    on

    can

    jump

    she

    me

    with

    got

    how

    help

    see

    look

    his

    went

    use

    up

    they

    of

    you

    will

    there

    word

    are

    that

    do

    then

    out

    were

    one

    two

    three

    four

    five

    who

    go

    from

    here

    or

    her

    eat

    green

    yellow

    blue

    some

    came

    because

    what

    said

    was

    house

    when

    could

    where

    come

    and

    down

    which

    away

    six

    seven

    eight

    nine

    ten

    again

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Math

    This week, we will review money.  We will focus on identifying the name and value of a penny, nickel, dime and quarter.  We will continue to count orally from 0 to 110 and count backwards.  We will also count orally by 2s, 5s, 10s, and 25s.

     

     

    Homework

    Monday, May 14

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Tuesday, May 15

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Fold Jim and Kim  handout in half to create a little book and read it five times.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Wednesday, May 16

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Read the little book Jim and Kim   five times.  Please keep the book at home.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Thursday, May 17

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Read the little book Jim and Kim   five times.  Please keep the book at home.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Friday, May 18

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Read the little book Jim and Kim   five times.  Please keep the book at home.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    A Peek at the Week: May 7, 2012

    Language Arts

    This week, we will focus on the letter name and sound of Oo.  In addition, we will continue to focus on the high frequency words: six, seven, eight, nine, ten, again

     

    Please practice reading all of the high frequency words with your child every day.   Below are all the high frequency words your child should know by now. 

     

    I

    am

    the

    little

    to

    a

    big

    school

    yes

    no

    mom

    dad

    have

    is

    in

    at

    love

    we

    my

    like

    it

    play

    he

    for

    on

    can

    jump

    she

    me

    with

    got

    how

    help

    see

    look

    his

    went

    use

    up

    they

    of

    you

    will

    there

    word

    are

    that

    do

    then

    out

    were

    one

    two

    three

    four

    five

    who

    go

    from

    here

    or

    her

    eat

    green

    yellow

    blue

    some

    came

    because

    what

    said

    was

    house

    when

    could

    where

    come

    and

    down

    which

    away

     

     

     

     

     

    Math

    This week, we will continue to learn about money.  We will focus on identifying the name and value of a dime and quarter.  We will continue to count orally from 0 to 110 and count backwards.  We will also count orally by 2s, 5s, 10s, and 25s.

     

     

     

    Homework

    Monday, May 7

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Tuesday, May 8

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Fold Spin the Top  handout in half to create a little book and read it five times.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Wednesday, May 9

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Read the little book Spin the Top   five times.  Please keep the book at home.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Thursday, May 10

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Read the little book Spin the Top   five times.  Please keep the book at home.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Friday, May 11

    • No Homework

     

    A Peek at the Week: April 30, 2012

    Language Arts

    This week, we will focus on the letter names and sounds of Aa  and Ii.  In addition, we will focus on the high frequency words: six, seven, eight, nine, ten, again.

     

    Please practice reading all of the high frequency words with your child every day.   Below are all the high frequency words your child should know by now. 

     

    I

    am

    the

    little

    to

    a

    big

    school

    yes

    no

    mom

    dad

    have

    is

    in

    at

    love

    we

    my

    like

    it

    play

    he

    for

    on

    can

    jump

    she

    me

    with

    got

    how

    help

    see

    look

    his

    went

    use

    up

    they

    of

    you

    will

    there

    word

    are

    that

    do

    then

    out

    were

    one

    two

    three

    four

    five

    who

    go

    from

    here

    or

    her

    eat

    green

    yellow

    blue

    some

    came

    because

    what

    said

    was

    house

    when

    could

    where

    come

    and

    down

    which

    away

     

     

     

     

     

    Math

    This week, we will begin to learn about money.  We will focus on identifying the name and value of a penny and nickel.  We will continue to count orally from 0 to 110 and count backwards.  We will also count orally by 2s up to 60 and continue to count orally by 5s, 10s, and 25s.

     

     

    Homework

    Monday, April 30

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Tuesday, May 1

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Fold Vin and the Bag handout in half to create a little book.  Read it five times.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Wednesday, May 2

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Read the little book Vin and the Bag five times.  Please keep the book at home.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Thursday, May 3

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Read the little book Vin and the Bag  five times.  Please keep the book at home.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Friday, May 4

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Read the little book Vin and the Bag  five times.  Please keep the book at home.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

      

    A Peek at the Week: April 23, 2012

    Language Arts

    This week, we will focus on the letter names and sounds of Qq  and Yy.  In addition, we will continue to focus on the high frequency words: where, come, and, down, which, away

     

    Please practice reading all of the high frequency words with your child every day.   Below are all the high frequency words your child should know by now. 

     

    I

    am

    the

    little

    to

    a

    big

    school

    yes

    no

    mom

    dad

    have

    is

    in

    at

    love

    we

    my

    like

    it

    play

    he

    for

    on

    can

    jump

    she

    me

    with

    got

    how

    help

    see

    look

    his

    went

    use

    up

    they

    of

    you

    will

    there

    word

    are

    that

    do

    then

    out

    were

    one

    two

    three

    four

    five

    who

    go

    from

    here

    or

    her

    eat

    green

    yellow

    blue

    some

    came

    because

    what

    said

    was

    house

    when

    could

     

     

     

     

    Math

    This week, we will continue to learn about telling time.  Our focus will be on telling time in increments of 5 minutes to help students better understand how they arrived at 30 minutes.  We will continue to count orally from 0 to 110 and count backwards.  We will also count orally by 2s up to 60 and continue to count orally by 5s, 10s, and 25s. 

     

     

    Homework

    Monday, April 23

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet for the letters Qq and Yy.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Tuesday, April 24

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Fold Run, Tim  handout in half to create a little book and read it five times.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet for the letters Qq and Yy.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Wednesday, April 25

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Read the little book Run, Tim  five times.  Please keep the book at home.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet for the letters Qq and Yy.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Thursday, April 26

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Read the little book Run, Tim  five times.  Please keep the book at home.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet for the letter Qq and Yy.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Friday, April 27

    • No Homework

     

    A Peek at the Week: April 16, 2012

    Language Arts

    This week, we will focus on the letter names and sounds of Vv  and Zz.  In addition, we will focus on the high frequency words: where, come, and, down, which, away

     

    Please practice reading all of the high frequency words with your child every day.   Below are all the high frequency words your child should know by now. 

     

    I

    am

    the

    little

    to

    a

    big

    school

    yes

    no

    mom

    dad

    have

    is

    in

    at

    love

    we

    my

    like

    it

    play

    he

    for

    on

    can

    jump

    she

    me

    with

    got

    how

    help

    see

    look

    his

    went

    use

    up

    they

    of

    you

    will

    there

    word

    are

    that

    do

    then

    out

    were

    one

    two

    three

    four

    five

    who

    go

    from

    here

    or

    her

    eat

    green

    yellow

    blue

    some

    came

    because

    what

    said

    was

    house

    when

    could

     

     

     

     

    Math

    This week, we will continue to learn about telling time.  Our focus will be on telling time by 30 minutes.  We will continue to count orally from 0 to 110 and count backwards.  We will also count orally by 2s up to 50 and continue to count orally by 5s, 10s, and 25s. 

     

     

    Homework

    Monday, April 16

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet for the letters Vv and Zz.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Tuesday, April 17

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Fold Val’s Top  handout in half to create a little book and read it five times.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet for the letters Vv and Zz.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Wednesday, April 18

    • Report Card Pick Up
    • No Homework

     

    Thursday, April 19

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Read the little book Val’s Top five times.  Please keep the book at home.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet for the letters Vv and Zz.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.

     

    Friday, April 20

    • Read for at least 15 minutes.
    • Read the little book Val’s Top five times.  Please keep the book at home.
    • Complete the literacy worksheet for the letters Vv and Zz.
    • Complete the math worksheets.
    • Practice counting numbers 0 to 110.