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A great way to get in touch is email. I check email frequently and will return your message as promptly as possible!
A great way to get in touch is email. I check email frequently and will return your message as promptly as possible!
Hello! My name is Anna Milanowski and I am so excited to begin my tenth year here at Wines! I am a true midwesterner. I grew up on the west side of the state and moved to Ann Arbor to attend the University of Michigan as an undergraduate. I then taught in Chicago for four years in a Spanish-English bilingual school while receiving my Master's degree in Elementary Education from Northwestern University. Currently, I am finishing up a second Master's degree in Teaching English as a Second Language at Western Michigan University. Before my time at Wines, I spent three years in Detroit coaching other teachers in student-centered learning and teaching on the Southwest side of Detroit. After teaching in both Chicago and Detroit I am happy to be settled in Ann Arbor.
Second grade is a huge growing year for children. First, each day we will work together to become humans that care for one another. We will work to understand our own needs, our own emotions and those around us. We will be working to become attentive, persevering readers who notice letter patterns and can use a variety of strategies to read new words. We will develop our identities as writers so that we can write for a variety of purposes from personal narratives to non-fiction texts. In math, we will begin working with larger numbers as we add and subtract. Finally, in science we will be observing the natural world around us as we learn about life cycles, states of matter, and how natural forces shape the land. Second grade is a big year where great learning will happen!
Second grade is a huge growing year for children. First, each day we will work together to become humans that care for one another. We will work to understand our own needs, our own emotions and those around us. We will be working to become attentive, persevering readers who notice letter patterns and can use a variety of strategies to read new words. We will develop our identities as writers so that we can write for a variety of purposes from personal narratives to non-fiction texts. In math, we will begin working with larger numbers as we add and subtract. Finally, in science we will be observing the natural world around us as we learn about life cycles, states of matter, and how natural forces shape the land. Second grade is a big year where great learning will happen!
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