Class Info:

TT3
Ms. Cristina
Q2/2025-26

Achievements:

A - Accomplished

IP - In Progress

X - Not taught yet

Alejandro SuarezQ1Q2
Listening Skills
Attends to English oral language.AA
Begins to follow simple directions in English.AA
Follows directions that involve a one or two step sequence.AA
Demonstrates an understanding of words related to basic concepts.AA
Understands main ideas of stories.AA
Combines nonverbal and some verbal communications to be understood by others.XA
Speaking Skills
Begins to use English vocabulary.AA
Begins to converse with others using English vocabulary but may code-switch.AIP
Uses new English vocabulary to share knowledge of concepts.AX
Answers question in complete sentences.AA
Begins to use English to talk about personal experiences.IPX
Retells a story using some English.IPIP
Repeats or recites simple songs, poems and finger plays.AA
Reading Skills
Attends to an adult reading a short storybook.AA
Begins to participate in reading activities.AA
Reads shorts stories and books.XX
Begins to orally decode words in English.AIP
Writing Skills
Begins to use marks or symbols to represent spoken language.AA
Attempts to copy words.IPX
Writes with some grammatical errors but it does not diminish communication.XX
Attempts to write simple sentences with clear ideas.XX
Teacher's Comments
He is a motivated and engaged student who demonstrates a positive attitude toward his learning. Academically, he is able to recognize numbers from 1 to 10, follow numerical sequences, and identify basic sounds and CVC words, showing solid development of foundational skills. He participates actively in class and follows instructions appropriately. Continued practice will help him strengthen his confidence and further enhance his academic performance.
He is promoted to TT4, based on his progress and achievement during the academic period.
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