I would like to welcome both parents and students and wish you all a successful school year.
My name is Ms. Elnaggar, your child's 2nd grade teacher. I truly believe that while teachers are bridges that
help students get from where they are now to some other place in our future, a child's education can be greatly enhanced by their parent's involvement in the classroom. Therefore I am hoping that through good communication between us and with your cooperation throughout the school year, we can help their little minds develop and prosper. I am glad to answer your questions at all times, so please feel free to contact me at
[email protected] I look forward to know you and your child!
Sincerely,
Ms. Elnaggar
September, 2018.
Extended School Closing for Corona Virus
* If your child is unable to log in to google classroom to access his or her work, you can go to the following Elementary school locations to get a hard copy of the work: Franklin, Kennedy, Lincoln Annex, or even the High School.
* Below is a list of the work for 10 days of school closure. Please have your child follow the work day by day as we are out of school. As of now, students are only responsible for days 1 to 5.
* All Math and ELA work is posted on Google classroom.
* All work for days 1 to 5 is due upon the first day back to school.
* As usual, Students can always find Math and ELA materials available on MobyMax or by longing to MS. Elnaggar's Google Classroom (Optional).
If you have any questions or concerns, please reach out to me through Class Dojo or my email:
[email protected]
Be safe
Today 4/3/2020 ELA assignments:
Add Up to Subtract on an Open Number Line: Another Look
Topic 11: Today's Challenge
Add Up to Subtract on an Open Number Line: Review
Interactive Student Edition: Grade 2 Lesson 11-3
Please refer to the Classwork tap on Elnaggar 2020 Google classroom for details and due dates.
Today 4/3/2020 ELA Assignments
Decodable eReader: Whoa
Decodable eReader: Sam's Stroll
Decodable eReader: Joan's Long Day
Reader's and Writer's Journal
High-Frequency Word Cards
Phonics Kit: Sound-Spelling Cards: long o spelled o, oa, ow
Enjoy the Break boys and girls. See you back on April 20, 2020.
Stay safe,
N. Elnaggar
Welcome back everyone,
I hope you all had a nice break. Please review the following schedule for our work today.
Happy Earth Day!!
Today's 4/22/2020, and the following is our work for today.
Good morning everyone,
We have been asked by the administration to announce the following times to parents who would like to pick up any students' belongings from the classroom;
Monday June 22nd
Grades K, 1st, and 2nd
From 10am - 1pm
Tuesday June 23rd
Grades 3rd, 4th, and 5th
From 10am - 1pm
Wednesday June 24th
Grades 6th, 7th, and 8th
From 10am - 1pm
Thanks
Dear Students and Parents,
Words cannot express how much we have missed seeing our students in the classroom each day. I realize this drastic change wasn’t easy, but I am extremely proud of everyone's efforts at home. Since Today is the last day of school, I have posted different letters from the school and the district supervisors with recommendations for summer activities and reading material. I also emailed all students my invitation to participate in Epic Books.com for more reading material. Please don't hesitate to contact me with any questions.
Have a safe great summer.
Ms. Elnaggar
Dear Students and Parents,
Summer has finally arrived!!! And along with summer, we must think about ways to keep our students’ brains active to help avoid that summer slide.
Research shows that reading books during the summer may help a reader from regressing. We want our students to continue to grow and maintain the skills they have worked so hard to develop. In an effort to help them stay on track, we recommend that students read and log thirty minutes of reading 3-4 times a week on the NB Reads Every Day (NB R.E.D.) sheet.
Students and parents are encouraged to check out the district English Language Arts page where you can find the 2020 Summer Reading Resources tab for additional articles and resources! We’ve updated our Videos tab to include more read-alouds for readers to enjoy which are similar to books shared during our wonderful Battle of the Books.
Students from grades K-6 will receive a class code from their homeroom teacher from GetEpic. GetEpic is an online reading resource that will provide students with two free hours of reading per week this summer. Feel free to use the site or download the application as another source for literature. Take a quick peek at PBS Summer Reading Camp, Scholastic Summer Read-A-Palooza, Barnes & Nobel Summer Reading Program and Reading Rockets Recommended Summer Reading List for more ideas. Lastly, the North Bergen Public Library has just announced its Curbside Pick Up and Virtual Summer Reading Program.
We encourage students to take a book wherever they may go and would love to see updates on all our students reading this summer! Post pics of your child(ren) reading in their favorite book on our North Bergen Elementary ELA Facebook page #NBRED. Feel free email us at [email protected] with pictures or to share a story that you enjoyed and we will post it on our Facebook page for all!
I wish you all a safe and wonderful summer!
Josephine Solorzano
Elementary ELA Supervisor
A Message from the North Bergen Board of Education:
If your child borrowed a chromebook from the school district, please review the return schedule listed below and under "News & Announcements" on the school website.
Chromebook Return Locations:
Monday, June 22nd (Grades K through 4) Between 11am and 2pm
Lincoln - Annex Parking Lot Entrance
Franklin - Annex Entrance
McKinley - Main Entrance
Kennedy - Main Entrance
Tuesday, June 23rd (Grades 5 through 8) Between 11am and 2pm
Lincoln - Annex Parking Lot Entrance
Franklin - Annex Entrance
McKinley - Main Entrance
Kennedy - Main Entrance
Wednesday, June 24th (Grades K through 4 and 9th Grade) Between 11am and 2pm
NBHS - Auditorium Entrance
Horace Mann - Main Entrance
Fulton - Main Entrance
Thursday, June 25th (Grades 5 through 8 and 10 through 11) Between 11am and 2pm
NBHS - Auditorium Entrance
Horace Mann - Main Entrance
Fulton - Main Entrance
If you are a bused student, please return the chromebook at the location nearest to you.
High school students can drop off at the location nearest to them on any of the assigned locations (June 22nd through 25th)
Seniors will be dropping off their chromebooks on Monday and Tuesday at the High School based on their diploma distribution schedule.
Welcome to Elnaggar 20-21 Classroom
I would like to welcome both parents and students to my Google Classroom for this year "Elnaggar 20-21" and wish you all a successful school year.
My name is Ms. Elnaggar, your child's 2nd grade teacher. I truly believe that while teachers are bridges that help students get from where they are now to some other place in our future, a child's education can be greatly enhanced by their parent's involvement in the classroom. Especially during these challenging times, where good communication between parents and teachers can ensure we reach our goals for this school year and help students' little minds develop and prosper. I am glad to answer your questions at all times, so please feel free to contact me at
[email protected] I look forward to knowing you and your child!
To join our Google classroom for this year, your child can use the code "hdzihai" or simply accept my invitation through their school email.
I truly appreciate your time and cooperation.
Nasrene Elnaggar
3/31/2020 Math Assignments
Find on Google Classroom "Classwork"
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Subtract 10 and 100: Solve & Share
Due 11:59 PM
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Subtract 10 and 100: Review
Due Tomorrow, 11:59 PM
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Student's Edition ACTIVe-book: Grade 2 Lesson 11-1
Due Tomorrow, 11:59 PM
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11-1: Reteach to Build Understanding Worksheet
Due Tomorrow, 11:59 PM
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Count Back to Subtract on an Open Number Line: Another Look
Due Tomorrow, 11:59 PM
Tuesday 3/31/2020
ELA Assignment:
Lately, we have all been hearing a lot about the Global crisis called Corona Virus or Covid 19. This fast spreading virus affected the way we interact with our learning. 1- Write your opinion about whether learning in the classroom or virtual learning has benefited you more? 2- Begin by stating your opinion, and then list three reasons to support your opinion. 3- make sure to use linking words and check your Capitalization and punctuation.
Word bank is available on our Google Classroom "classwork Tap"
