Translations note went home this week

By Anonymous -
Here is the note that I sent home earlier this week attached to some work that your child completed on Math Translations in December.

 
January 13, 2014

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Attached to this letter is some work that your child completed on the first part of our Motion Geometry unit.  I have divided the unit into three components, translations, reflections and rotations.  We will be finished this unit by the end of January and then we will be moving onto our Multiplication unit.

Please expect to see some work on rotations and reflections come home next week.  As you can see, I have highlighted a score on the chart below to give you an indication on how your child is performing so far in this unit.

There are a number of outcomes for this chapter so I have listed the I CAN statements on the back of this page for you. 

Please note that this is just a beginning grade for your child for this unit.  We still need to complete our work on reflections and rotations before I assign an overall grade for the unit.

Regards,

Deanne Burton Snow

Rating Scale

Name: ___________________________

5
Your child demonstrates a STRONG understanding of the outcomes.
4
Your child demonstrates a GOOD understanding of the outcomes.
3
Your child demonstrates a SATISFACTORY understanding of the outcomes.
2
Your child demonstrates a BEGINNING understanding of the outcomes.
1
Your child HAS NOT YET demonstrated an understanding of the outcomes.

 

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