4th grade open house ppt
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SANDERS MEMORIAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Message from Superintendent Kurt Browning
School Times8:20 am Breakfast begins to be served.
8:30 am Doors Open for students to enter the classroom.
Staff members are positioned around the campus to ensure students are safe before entering their classroom.
8:40 am Instruction Begins: Students should be in classroom before 8:40am.
2:45 pm School Ends Dismissal begins for car riders, parkers, and bus riders.
Any student arriving after the 8:40 bell, will need to be escorted by their parent to the front office for their tardy pass.
Transportation ChangesPlease be sure that if you have transportations that they are made before 2:15pm, and please
send them to the front office by e-mailing [email protected]
Security•All parents must check in at the front office, with their driver’s license, in order to receive a visitor's badge that must be worn at all times while on campus.
•If there is a custody issue, please bring the original paperwork and we would be happy to make a copy for your child’s record.
PTA and Volunteering● SMES has an active PTA and SAC
● PTA is available for sign up tonight
● Volunteer Coordinator: Kristie Newsome, School Secretary
● Please apply today if you have not already, you must register every year.
● Volunteers cannot go into the classroom or on field trips without being an approved volunteer through district.
LunchPlease feel free to come and have lunch with your child or children.
Lunch time with your child or children will only be with them and not their friends.
4th Grade Lunch Times:
12:33 & 12:36
Birthdays! ● Birthdays are special days for all students. All birthdays will
be recognized by the front office by:
*collecting a birthday present
*special birthday song
● Summer birthdays are included in celebrating!
● Parents may not send a treat, cupcakes, balloons, or party favors as this impedes on instructional time for all students.
● If you intend to pass out birthday invitations at school, you must include the entire class. If you don’t want to invite the whole class, you must pass out invitations on your own, outside of school.
STUDENTS TAKING CHARGELearner Active, Technology Infused
Students will be using real-life authentic tasks to access the curriculum.
Examples for this year are: Mission Possible, Mythbusters, and Amazing Race.
Students are responsible for scheduling their day attending the mandatory “Benchmark Lessons” and attending voluntary “Mini-lessons” as needed for skills.
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GUIDING PRINCIPLESStudents First-
● Decisions are made with the students in mind
● We work together to support learning
Positive Relationships lead to positive outcomes-
● Communication with parents, teachers, students, and administration if key
Learners have Voice and Choice
● Design with the end in mind
● Schedule your time based on the desired outcome
● Reflect on the instruction
Failing Forward-
● Enjoy the struggle
● Some choices may end in failure, we encourage students to move forward
● Positivity leads to successful creativity
HOMEWORK●Reading
▪ Reading is required nightly for at least 20-30min
▪ Weekly Reading log- Dojo points awarded for completion (5) (Mon-Mon)
● Math
▪ 3-5 problems nightly
▪ These problems will be a review of lessons taught that day or weeks past
● Projects
▪ Projects will be sent home throughout the year (E.X. Science fair)
● Menu
▪ There will be a homework menu of mixed skills that your child can complete for incentives. The above items will be apart of the menu so they will get credit for those too.
IRLAIndependent Reading Level Assessment
IRLA Night: TBA Soon : )
If you attended last year, please come again! Your student will have different goals now with their different color.
MY STUDENTIs a new program where your can view
your student's’ information.
We will have more information coming out to on August 29th!
Eureka Math Night
September 7th @ 5:30 PM
Come and join us!
Student Led ConferencingNew to Sanders this year: The Future of Conferencing!
Let’s take a look!
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FSA This year your child will take 3 state assessments.
Writing
Reading
Math
The writing will be given earlier in the Spring than the other 2 assessments to allow time for scoring.
The writing score will be added to the reading score to give an overall reading writing.
DEVICES Our students will be using their MacBook Pros on a
daily basis at school. However, there may be times where they can bring an additional device from home that can offer something different than the computers (i.e. apps, easier way to take pictures, etc). In these cases, students will be allowed to bring and use their devices ONLY if we receive the signed “BYOD” (Bring Your Own Device) form.
SANDERS MEMORIAL
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SCHOOL WIDE BEHAVIOR PLAN
Matrix of Rules with Example BehaviorsEach grade level will have a matrix aligned with the rules for students to understandhow to earn points and why points will be deducted. (Sample below is from K.)
DOJO DEDUCTIONS
• If a student breaks one of our SHARP rules, they will have a “Dojo Deduction” and can lose a point.
• Just like in a clip chart system, there will be a series of consequences that follow negative behavior.
PRIZES• Class Dojo will keep record of the
points, and the student can then cash points out for prizes.
• Students can cash in points for prizes on a pre-set menu established by the teacher.
• Students will also be recognized school-wide for being a top point earner and can choose from special prizes, such as lunch with the principals.
• We also are introducing a school store for high point earners this year!