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Welcome to Second Grade: Open House Highlights and Daily Schedule

Welcome to Second Grade, Parents! During our Open House, feel free to explore the classroom, locate your child’s seat, and write them a personal note. Our daily schedule includes TEAM TIME, ELA, Math, and Specials like Art and Music. We’ll use Harcourt's Storytown for ELA and Everyday Math for math skills. Look forward to collaborative learning experiences, weekly tests, and engaging activities! Please review our class website for updates, communication, and resources. We look forward to a fantastic year!

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Welcome to Second Grade: Open House Highlights and Daily Schedule

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  1. Welcome to Second Grade

  2. Dear Parents,Welcome to Open House.1. Feel free to look around the room.2. Find your child’s seat.3. Take a few minutes to write a note to your child.

  3. Highlights • Please just check “no” and sign. • I get nice free gifts for the classroom.

  4. Our Daily Schedule • 9-9:10 Morning work, calendar • 9:15-9:45 TEAM TIME • 9:45-11:20 ELA (Reading, Writing, Spelling, Grammar, Speaking, Listening) • 11:22-12:52 Lunch

  5. Our Daily Schedule • 11:50-12:00--Homework • 12:00-12:30 Recess • 12:30-1:30 MATH • 1:35-2:25 –Special • 2:30-3:20 -- Social Studies, Science ELA or Math

  6. Specials • Monday—ART • Tuesday– Library (drop off books on Tuesday morning in bin) • Wednesday– PE (gym) sneakers • Thursday– Music • Friday– PE (gym) sneakers

  7. ELA: Storytown • A resource to use towards curriculum • Read Aloud • Robust Vocabulary • Phonics • Grammar • Spelling ( www.spellingcity.com ) • Writing • Fiction and Non-Fiction Stories • Each week a test study guide comes home

  8. Harcourt’s Storytown • Six Themes • Four Stories and a Reader’s Theater • 2 + 2 and review (skill and strategy) • Robust Vocabulary • High Frequency Words • Storytown

  9. ELA • Guided Reading • Stations • Powerpoints • Smart lessons • Games

  10. Guided Reading • Daily 5-students complete stations independently. Word Work, Read to self, Read to partner, Listen to story, Write. • Meet with teacher in small group to read, work on concepts.

  11. ELA Tests • Weekly Spelling Tests • 15 words now + 2 sentences • 20 words 2nd half of year + 3 sentences • Challenge Words are optional • Bi-weekly Reading tests • 6 Theme tests

  12. Hands on Understanding of numbers and concepts Games are used for facts Math Facts**** www.everydaymathonline.com Homelink-each night Try It Museums-Shapes, Fractions and Measurement. Explorations Math Boxes Everyday Math

  13. Math Tests • Given at the end of each Unit • Part A is graded (fraction) • Part B is for developing instruction—does not count as part of grade • Open Ended Responses-We will solve together. • On line games (www.everydaymathonline.com)

  14. Social Studies • Where Things Come From • Ancestors • Famous Americans • Citizens • Native Americans • Holidays Around the World • Not tested 

  15. Science • Germs Make Me Sick • Simple Machines • REEP (Regional Environmental Education Program) includes Habitats and Lifecycles. • Landforms • Our Solar System • Not tested 

  16. Behavior Mod Program • Start each day with 50 points • Can earn bonus points (They are like money—You can buy back a regular point for 5¢.) • Earn privileges each week • In November we will look at how to get off point cards.

  17. Class Meetings • Weekly to talk about our classroom. • Encourage each other • Give positive recognition

  18. Scholastic Book Clubs • Multiple Levels • Easy to order online. http://www.scholastic.com/bookclubs (login for our class is on my website) • Make one check payable to Scholastic no matter how many clubs you order from. (No cash please) • Make great gifts for birthdays or holidays.

  19. My Class Website • www.methacton.org • Go to Woodland • Go to Teachers • Click on Bradley

  20. Report Cards and Conferences • Required conferences in November • Report cards and optional conferences for other quarters

  21. Contact Me • Write a note in your child’s homework copybook • Call office and leave message 610-489-5000 X43202 • Try my extension before or after school X43303

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