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Welcome to Curriculum Night!

Welcome to Curriculum Night!. 2018-2019. What do we teach?.

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Welcome to Curriculum Night!

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  1. Welcome to Curriculum Night! 2018-2019

  2. What do we teach? Beyond the reading, writing, and math, our goal is to teach your children how to be productive members of society. In order to do so, we must make our students confident, strong, and able to learn from their mistakes. We accomplish this through practice, hard work, and, occasionally, laughter. At Franklin, we also use PBIS, a discipline program, that emphasizes prevention instead of punishment.

  3. PBIS– Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports • Franklin Phonetic School’s 3B’s Be Safe Be Respectful Be Responsible

  4. Where do we begin? • Before we can teach your students that they can accomplish anything, we must first assess what they know. The next few slides cover where the students were assessed at the beginning of the year in reading and math.

  5. ISTEEP MATH ASSESSMENT*Score Range: *0-2 Below Average *3-6 Average *7+ Above Average*End of the year goal: 11

  6. ISTEEP READING ASSESSMENT*0-60 Below Average *61-108 Average *109+ Above Average*End of the year goal: 147 WPM

  7. SPELLING ASSESSMENT*Goal is to be at grade level or above for spelling

  8. What next? At Home : We continue to assess at least once a month to monitor all of our student’s progress. If a student isn’t achieving at grade level, we also have tutoring and other resources to help your child succeed. There are lots of things you can do at home to help your student succeed. Make sure your child has the time and place to complete their homework. Read together. Write letters to each other. Play math games. Play spelling games. In School :

  9. Major things we will learn this year in math: • Multiplication facts • Division facts • Missing addends (14 + N = 36) • Fractions • Perimeter and area • Elapsed time • 3-dimensional shapes • Measurement

  10. Major things we will learn this year in English Language Arts: • Elements of literature – Plot, character, setting, point of view, and theme • Summarizing both a narrative and an informative text • Citing textual evidence • Writing a 3-paragraph essay using the writing process – drafting, editing, revising, and publishing

  11. Major things we will learn in other subject areas: • Constitution • Scientific process and experiments • STEM • How to play a recorder • Growth mindset-the power of yet! • Bats with Ms. Masaryk • Geography

  12. My favorite apps: • Epic! • Khan Academy • Vocabulary/Spelling City • Spalding App • Fast Math For Kids • Phonogram Sounds • Cursive Writing • Cursive Words • Reading Speed/Fluency Builder

  13. WAYS TO CONTACT ME: • There are four different ways you can find out what is going on in class and/or contact me with questions or concerns: • Class Dojo • School website: franklinphoneticschool.com • E-mail: shanalujan@fppspv.net • Via Text: (928) 848-1759

  14. TITLE I Reading & Math • Title I, under the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB), provides financial assistance to local educational agencies to meet the needs of special educationally disadvantaged children at preschool, elementary, and secondary school levels. The purpose of Title I is to help all children achieve the state’s academic standards. This is accomplished through supplemental programs that consist of instructional services, instructional support services, school wide reform efforts, and increased involvement of parents in their children’s education. • Students in K-5th grade who fall far below on the ISteep reading and/or math assessments are serviced during the academic day for reading and math intervention time with our Reading Specialist. The curriculum being taught during intervention time will be Spalding, Saxon Math and various leveled readers at your child’s reading ability. There will be another title 1 meeting during Spring conferences in March.Title 1 proficiency levels in reading fluency by the end of the academic school year for 3rdGrade-147 WPM. Math Fluency proficiency levels by the end of the year for 3rd Grade-11.

  15. Welcome to our Open House! Your child’s name is: __________________________ Their letter is: __________

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