Everyone is starting to gear up for KCCT testing - reviews, strategies, positive reinforcement and much much more. I thought it would be great for everyone to respond with ideas of preparing students to the BIG DAY or should I say days.
Here is what I have planned with my Junior Academy Special Ed. teaching partner.
1. Testing care packages: Students that receive accommodations will receive a zip lock bag with tissues (allergy season is upon us), bandaid (for paper cut from the KCCT), gum (my kids love gum =) ), honeybun (in case they missed breakfast ~yummy~), Starlite Mints (just because), and bottle of water. Each day students will return their care package for refills.
But if you want to know how I keep my sanity (see picture), we leave on May 29.
What a great idea- I love your idea of the care package (although it is too bad that testing has to be accompanied with a care package). Good luck making it through. Although it does seem like you have an impressive light at the end of the tunnel. Will you be on a cruise? How will the weather be at that time of the year- hopefully not too hot? How exciting!
ReplyDeleteI checked the temps. and it seems that the average is around 86 degrees. Which really isn't bad, since humitity does seem to be as much as problem as here in KY. Plus, having a constant breeze from the ocean and ship would helps.
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