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Welcome to the Parent- Teacher Orientation 2013-2014

Welcome to the Parent- Teacher Orientation 2013-2014. Third Grade Expectations at Highland Elementary School with Mrs. Crane. Methods of communication. Planner-nightly (AP) Class DoJo Newsletters (teacher)- every Thursday (P.T.O.)-

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Welcome to the Parent- Teacher Orientation 2013-2014

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  1. Welcome to the Parent- Teacher Orientation 2013-2014 Third Grade Expectations at Highland Elementary School with Mrs. Crane

  2. Methods of communication • Planner-nightly (AP) • Class DoJo • Newsletters (teacher)- every Thursday (P.T.O.)- • Signed paper’s- every Thursday • E-mail: ccrane@madison-schools.com • Reminder 101 Texts • Notes- either in planner or sent in “Homework Folder” • Voice mail- Call school and ask for specific teacher’s voice mail.

  3. How to reach our websites: • Go to the Madison County School District Website at www.madison-schools.com • Go to Schools (The blue hyperlink at the top.) • Click on School Web Sites • Click on Highland Elementary School • Click on teacher’s name We will begin to post the newsletters, and other important information on there for you to use.

  4. Classroom Rules: • Follow directions the first time they are given. • Keep your hands, feet, and objects to yourself. • Stay in your seat unless you have permission to do otherwise. • Stay on task at all times. • Keep up with supplies and assignments. • Raise your hand for permission to speak out unless you have permission to do otherwise. • Keep a positive attitude.

  5. Class Schedules:Library Flex Times: Monday’s, Tuesday’s and Friday’s from 9:15- 10:00. Recess 12:15 – 12:45

  6. Items you should see every day! • Planner- AP • Take Home Folder-green folder (Homework sheets i.e. spelling, language, math) • Reading book • Vocabulary spiral • AR book that they checked out of H.E.S.’ s library. Your child will be held accountable for any lost or damaged textbooks.

  7. Books we will be using: • Reading – Trophies (2), Scott Foresman (6), Castles of Sand (1), On the Horizon (1) • Houghton Mifflin English (1) possibly (1) workbook • EnVision Math (1) hardback text (1) workbook www.pearsonsuccessnet.com – Students will get password and user identification • Harcourt Science (1) • Wordly Wise workbook (1) www.wordlywise3000.com • EZ Grammar

  8. Homework Policy: • Written homework should never take more than thirty minutes. I give them time to work on homework in class after they finish their class work. We assign students things that you can look for on a regular basis, as well as: Projects and extra credit work. • You are a vital part of your child’s education and we need your help: checking over your child’s homework (accuracy and completion), reading to and with you child, and providing a quiet place with assistance as your child learns how to study. WE NEED YOU TO BE OUR GREATEST CHEERLEADERS FOR THE CHILDREN!

  9. Websites: • www.prepdog.com • www.internet4classrooms.com • http://www.spellingcity.com/ • www.abcya.com • http://wordwizard.scholastic.com/quizmaker/ • http://themathworksheetsite.com/ • www.studyisland.com Web searches that will help you study for reading stories in Trophies: quia story title quiz story title

  10. Regular Reading/Language Arts Assignments: • Monday- Complete definitions, read story of the week, math practice and study spelling words. • Tuesday- Study spelling, vocabulary words, and math practice. • Wednesday- Usually no written assignments; read and study for comprehension and vocabulary test. • Thursday-Study for spelling, language tests and math practice. • Friday- None- You are more than welcome to let your child write their definitions ahead of time, start their • Social Studies packet for next week &/or study.

  11. Vocabulary definitions- • Word- /pronunciation guide/- part of speech, definitions, sample sentence.

  12. “Signed Paper’s Folder” • Your child’s folder will be sent home every Thursday!! • Your child’s graded papers will be in the folder along with the weekly newsletter, and any information you may need for the week. • Please sign and return the folder with the papers on Friday. • These grades will be placed on Active Parent usually no later than the following Monday afternoon.

  13. Lunch • Please do not send any items to school that must be heated/refrigerated. • Students will keep up with their own lunch money. need to be kept current. You may check your child’s account balance & pay on-line. • Students may purchase only one extra item per day. The cafeteria offers chips, drinks, a slush, and even ice cream. • Cost- Breakfast $1.50 Lunch $2.75

  14. Absentees & Tardies • Any time a student is absent, they must return to school with either a note from a doctor or a parent concerning the child’s absence. Otherwise the absence will not be excused. According to the MCSD Student Handbook, three tardies in an absence. • If your child is tardy you must bring them inside and sign them in at the office.

  15. Grades/Promotion Grading Scale Promotion Requirements • A 90-100 • B 80-89 • C 70-79 • D 65-69 • F 64-Below Student must make a yearly average of 65 or higher in the following subject areas: Reading Language Arts Math

  16. Items to place on your calendars: • August 22nd Boy Scout Sign-up @ 6:30 p.m. • September 2nd No School – Labor Day • September 5th Picture Day Room Mom’s Meeting @ 6:00 p.m. • September 13th Movie Night @7:00 p.m. • September 25th Cookie Dough Fundraiser • September 27th Spirit Cart • October 7th Fall Holiday- No School • October 8th Professional Development Day • October 9th – 11th Spirit Days • October 11th RHS Parade/Homecoming

  17. Arrival & Dismissals • Students may beginning arriving at school at 7:00 a.m. • Students will be counted tardy after 7:30 a.m. • Please make sure your child knows how they will be getting home each day. • Any changes in transportation must be written by a parent and signed by the principal.

  18. Accelerated Reading • Your child will be expected to earn 3o points each term. • They must make an 80% accuracy for the points to count. • This will be used to replace a low grade.

  19. Scholastic Books Your child will be given the opportunity to order from Scholastic Book Clubs. We hope that you will please order books for your child. As you know reading is then great way to ensure you child’s success in school! Every time you order and you order online, our class will receive a free book! I will send home soon! www.scholasticbookclubs.com Class access code: GYRB4

  20. Welcome Are there any questions?

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