Emily Rivera

Today, I did the two hour DCPS Mandated Reporter Training on how to see signs of child abuse or neglect and how to report them. I received my DCPS Mandated Reporter Training Certificate after.

On Wednesday, I helped students with their math homework. We worked on rows, rays, and multiplication tables. On Thursday, we did an activity on the brain. We had to cut out a brain from the worksheet and put each action to the lobe of the brain it resigned with. On both days, we also went to the gym. On Monday, I attended office hours.

On December 8th, I helped students with their math homework (they were working on division and multiplication specifically). On December 12th, I helped them with their reading homework and read some passages with them. Both days had gym time right after.

On Monday, I attended LAYC's monthly meeting from 7:30 to 8:30. On Friday, I helped third graders with their math and literacy homework. I timed them when they did their multiplication tables to see how many they got correct. For their literacy homework, I helped them with paragraph structure. After they were done with their homework, they did Art Bingo so they could win prizes. I worked from 3 to 6. I accounted for an hour for transportation. It took me 30 minutes to get to Takoma Elementary School and another 30 minutes to return to American University.

On Friday, I helped third graders with their literacy packet which was on mammals and reptiles. I read the text with them and helped them answer the follow-up questions. I also helped them with their math homework. I worked from 3 to 6. I accounted for an hour for transportation. It took me 30 minutes to get to Takoma Elementary School and another 30 minutes to return to American University.

I didn't work with any students, did any training, worked with adults, or worked at the Option 1 site location because I went to get fingerprinted.