I just accepted a job as an elementary school teacher in my hometown. I'm kind of nervous but I hope I do well!
What grade will you be teaching since elementary school is usually from Kindergarten to fifth grade?
I will be teaching second grade students. I taught at a daycare for a few years, but the age group is a bit older now.
I'm sure you'll do great. In second grade, that's where the kiddos will begin learning mathematics and science and social studies among other subjects
Yep! So I have to find creative ways to keep their little minds engaged. Kid's get so much mental stimulation now, I want to try to make learning fun for them.
Does your school participate in the Common Core State Standards Initiative?
Yes, we do actually. So I have to try to develop a lesson plan around the standards. Hopefully it won't limit what I can teach too much.
to learn), how the goal will be reached (the method, procedure) and a way of measuring how well the goal was reached (test, worksheet, homework etc.).
Development.
While there are many formats for a lesson plan, most lesson plans contain some or all of these elements, typically in this order:
- "Title" of the lesson
- "Time" required to complete the lesson
- List of required "materials"
- List of "objectives"
. At the beginning of the 2013-2014 school year,the school district introduced 
Combined Grade Classes into their only school,Oysterponds Elementary School,combining Fifth and Sixth Grade students into the class of Intermediate II,
Fourth and Third Grade students into the class of Intermediate I,First and Second Grade Students into the class of Primary II,and the Kindergarten and Pre-School classes into the class of Primary I. 
The superintendent is Richard C.Malone, and the principal/teacher is Jennifer Wissemann.
Schools.