Here is an example of a parent letter that I wrote about the Social Studies Unit that is being planned. Take a look!
Dear Parent/Guardian,
I would like to
introduce myself, my name is Ms Robinson and I am excited to be your child’s 6th
grade Social Studies teacher. I am very excited to have the opportunity to work
with your child.
I have high
expectations for my students and in our classroom we will behave in a way that
is appropriate to young social studies scholars to achieve and master the
content and skills needed to complete the 6th grade social studies
curriculum.
Let me start by
explaining a portion of the Social Studies unit students will be working on
this term. The curriculum expectations we will be focusing on in this unit is
Strand B “People and Environments: Canada ’s interactions with The
Global community”.
The Big Idea and
Big Question for the unit this term is “What are the implications of Canada ’s
involvement in international sporting events?” Throughout this unit students
will be involved in a Blended Learning environment throughout the unit. If you
have any questions about how your child will be learning in a blended learning
environment, what is different about it and its positive implications visit
this site and it will help explain the difference between technology
integration and blended learning http://bit.ly/1upOPgZ.
This will be an
integrated unit and will incorporate Science and Physical Education throughout.
The culminating activity the students will be doing at the end of this unit is
they will be developing a short news story answering the Big Question. Feel
free to follow me on my twitter at http://bit.ly/1cWNPv9 and my Blog at http://bit.ly/15E4wLZ to keep updated with what is happening in
your child’s classroom. I really hope you take a look at them to keep updated
with all the awesome things we will be doing this term!
If you have any
questions or concerns, please feel free to call or send a note or drop in. You
can reach me at the school phone number. I am always happy to talk to the
families of my students. You are the most important people in my students’
lives! Let’s work together to make sure your child gets everything he or she
needs to be successful this year!
Sincerely,
Ms. Robinson
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