CSDR PE Teacher, Reagan Anders, Captain of the USA Deaf Soccer Women’s World Cup Team Vies for a fourth gold medal! Click here for the Press-Enterprise article CSDR is very proud of our Reagan Anders, who gives her very best to our Elementary and ECE children’s education, and who also serves as an excellent role model. “Reagan’s [...]
May 11th Middle School Opening Ceremonies, Competition and Awards in MAC 8:15-11:25 May 15th ECE/ES Opening Ceremonies in Social Hall 8:05-8:40 Elementary Competition: Social Hall at 8:45 – 11:00 ECE Competition: ECE rooms at 9:00-11:00 ECE Awards: Social Hall 1:15 Elementary Awards: Social Hall 2:30 High School Opening Ceremonies, Competition, and Awards in MAC 8:30-12:17 [...]
ASL Showcase 2012 by CSDR ECE & Elementary Buy a DVD for only $8 Contact Kat Grossman by email ~ kgrossman@csdr-cde.ca.gov or phone (951) 248-7700 x6621 to make your order! Thank you for your support!
-Reagan Anders, P.E. Teacher for ECE/Elementary *Tim Hile, Principal
Our preschool students love to learn through hands-on activities. It is always a great experience when the lessons are taught using food. Depending on the project, they get to eat the food after the lesson. This week our theme was “Spring”. The students made rainbows and we added yummy marshmallows to the clouds. Another activity [...]
Students in Early Childhood Education (ECE) and Elementary will perform their pieces of ASL literature for parents and the community.
These ideas are credited to Julie Lee (Mrs. Lee’s Kindergarten) – Julie Lee, you are the best for developing such creative ideas!
Preschool students enter CSDR at a wide range of ASL and academic levels. It is important to have lessons that teach a variety of things. For example, we had a lesson during our Dr. Seuss theme week. For that lesson, we read the book One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish. Afterwards, we graphed colored [...]
No matter whether it’s a big or a little thing, children always love the “cause and effect”, wanting to see the outcome. Ordinarily, people may take a quick look at this picture thinking, “Oh, she is just playing with blocks”. However, we look at the activity in depth: -How is the girl building it? By its [...]
We played the Super Stretchy ABC game!
During the month of October, pre-kindergartners had fun learning about monsters while applying math and art skills. Ideas are based on the publications of Julie Lee (Mrs. Lee’s Kindergarten) and Mrs. Rider (Literacy and Laughter).
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