Ms. Gugu's 2nd Grade Class

Dear parents and guardians,


We had a short but productive week! This week, all the children learned how to use both their communication books and homework notebooks. They did a great job getting started with this important routine.


It's completely normal for some students to feel a little overwhelmed as they adjust to new classroom processes. With time, support from both teachers and parents, and a bit of consistent practice, they'll soon feel more confident and comfortable. I encourage them to take a few moments over the weekend to review and practice what they've learned in class.


Thank you for a wonderful week. I’m truly happy to be your child’s English teacher this year and I look forward to all the learning and growth ahead.


Enjoy the weekend!


Below are the printouts for Lesson 1 and Lesson 2 :


-Ms. Gugu


Lesson 1 - 202A & 203R


Lesson 2 - 202A


Lesson 2 - 203R




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