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Third Grade Open House

Third Grade Open House. When you expect more, students achieve more!. Mrs. Green. Math, Science Room 23 Third Year Teaching Lives in Oak Ridge Married, Two Children. Mrs. McNally. ELA (Reading, Language Arts, Writing, Spelling), Social Studies Room 27 Fourth Year Teaching

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Third Grade Open House

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  1. Third Grade Open House

  2. When you expect more, students achieve more!

  3. Mrs. Green • Math, Science • Room 23 • ThirdYear Teaching • Lives in Oak Ridge • Married, Two Children

  4. Mrs. McNally • ELA (Reading, Language Arts, Writing, Spelling), Social Studies • Room 27 • FourthYear Teaching • Lives in Clinton • Married, One Child

  5. Common Core is Here! • New Tennessee State Standards • Deeper conceptual understanding • No longer “an inch deep and a mile wide” • We are expected to teach in ways we • were not taught ourselves. • Learning through struggle • Visit tncore.org for more • information

  6. Instructional Groups • Students divided into two ability groups • Allows for more individualized instruction • Creates an environment in which students can feel successful and challenged • ALL students will be working on grade • level • Groups are flexible! • Yellow Group: Grade Level • Red Group: Grade Level Plus

  7. Assessment • Easy CBMReading and Math • Discovery Ed Benchmarks • TCAP

  8. A Knight’s Promise Offenses K – Keep hands and feet to yourself N – Never disturb learning I – If it’s not yours, ask permission G – Give attention to the speaker H – Hallway behavior must be orderly T – Turn in work and folders on time S – Say and do only kind things

  9. A Knight’s Promise Consequences 1st Offense – 5 minutes off of recess 2nd Offense – 10 minutes off of recess 3rd Offense – Demerit slip and isolated lunch 4th Offense – Demerit Slip and 2 days of isolated lunch 5th Offense – Detention

  10. Incentives • Bingo Boards/Mystery Rewards • Castle Cash • Class Rewards and • Consequences • School-wide incentives

  11. Daily Schedule Homeroom 7:45-8:00 Block 1 8:00-10:00 Block 2 10:00-11:25 Lunch 11:30-12:00 Recess12:00-12:25 Block 2 12:25 – 12:40 Special Areas 12:45 – 1:30 Climb Time 1:35 – 2:20 Dimissal 2:40

  12. Planner and Homework Folder : BRING EVERYDAY!

  13. Student Planner • Helps students stay organized • Builds responsibility • Students write during every class what • we are learning, homework • assignments and important info • Offenses will be written at the end • of the day in pen • Primary form of communication • MUST BE SIGNED EVERYDAY!

  14. Homework Folder • Two pockets: To Do and Finished • All assignments should stay in this • folder for safe keeping! • Multiplication Chart on back • with parent signature page

  15. Tuesday Folder • Should come home every Tuesday, • unless there is a holiday or other • occasion • Will contain graded student work • and important papers • Two pockets: Sign and Return/ • Keep At Home • Weekly Report Page-- • Please Sign!

  16. It is IMPORTANT that your child is present and on time! • Tardies– Our day begins at 7:45. • Absences • School requires a note within 3 days • of absence or unexcused • After seven absences without • a doctor’s note, unexcused • Checkouts—Please save for • afternoon! Attendance

  17. Absent Work If your child is absent and you would like to pick up the work they have missed, please contact the school by phone or e-mail homeroom teacher before 11:00 am. Absent work may be picked up in front of the office after school. Note: Students are responsible for any assignments or assessments that they miss. Absent work should be completed and returned in a timely manner. Attendance

  18. E-Mail Mrs. Green: greenk@clintonschools.org Mrs. McNally: mcnallyc@clintonschools.org E-mail is the best way to get in touch with us! We check it daily and will try to get back to you in a timely manner!

  19. Teacher Webpages • CES Website: ces.clintonschools.org • Click on “School Staff” • Find teacher’s name • You will find important announcements, • curriculum info, class rosters, schedules, • calendar, helpful links, class photos, • teacher bio and more

  20. Volunteers are Welcome! • Will periodically send home letters asking for volunteers for special events • Classroom Volunteers: If you would like to volunteer during a normal school day, please contact your child’s homeroom teacher.

  21. Thank you for the supplies and room fee money that have been sent so far! • Room Fee: $20 • Supply Lists • Community supplies • Teacher Wish Lists on Webpage Student Supplies

  22. PLEASE… • make sure that you have • signed our SIGN IN SHEET. • visit our individual • classrooms. Before You Leave

  23. Thank You for Coming!!! - Your Third Grade Team

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