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Curriculum Night September 23, 2014 Welcome Parents! Mrs. Alexander Mrs. Beers Mrs. Germaine Mrs. Moore Mrs. Shoczolek

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Table of Contents

•Math •Balanced Literacy •Science •Social Studies •Grading•Homework

Math Operations

Problem Solve

Equal groups

+ - within 20

Math Base 10

Count up to 1000

Place value

4 two-digit numbers

explain

Math Measurement

Tools

Units

Tell time

Money

Data

Math Geometry

Attributes

Recognize and Draw

Area

Partition

Mathematics• Strategies Child uses objects or draws pictures. Counts from 1. Sometimes called

“Acting out”.

Childs starts with a number other than one and counts up or counts backward.

Child uses facts and reasoning to solve. (Doubles, Doubles plus or minus 1, Making 10s, etc)

I know 15+15= 30, so 15+14=29

Math Place value strategies

58+17 = ?

58 + 10 = 68

68+ 7 = 75

Math Number bonds

58 + 17 =

50 8 10 7

50 + 10 = 60

8 + 7 = 15

60 + 15 = 75

Sample Math Excel - Front

Sample Math Excel - Back

Balanced Literacy

Supported Reading

 Guided Reading

Comprehension Work (whole class, small group, peers)

Shared Reading

Read-Alouds

Interactive Read-Alouds

 

Writer’s Workshop

Interactive Writing

Shared Writing

Journaling and Reflections

Writer’s Notebooks in the content areas

Independent Reading

 Reader’s Workshop

Independent Reading

Self-selected Reading

Individual & Small Group Conferences

Word Work

Word sorts

Meaning

Structure

Written Language

Word SortsA typical week of word study:

Making Meaning

Read across disciplines

Details

Synthesize and critique

Refer to text

Converse

Reflect

Grades• Student Performance Levels

• Level 4: Extends• Level 3: Proficient• Level 2: Progressing, inconsistent• Level 1: Insufficient performance