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Welcome to 3 rd grade! Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Hoeksema RM223

Welcome to 3 rd grade! Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Hoeksema RM223. September 18, 2012. Meet the Teachers. 2. There are seven 3 rd grade classes: Mrs. Brown/Mrs. Hoeksema Ms. Carlisle Ms. Hanson Ms. Garrett Mrs. Kivett Mrs. McColley Ms. Vidal. Daily Schedule. Morning. Afternoon.

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Welcome to 3 rd grade! Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Hoeksema RM223

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  1. Welcome to 3rd grade!Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Hoeksema RM223 • September 18, 2012

  2. Meet the Teachers 2 • There are seven 3rd grade classes: • Mrs. Brown/Mrs. Hoeksema • Ms. Carlisle • Ms. Hanson • Ms. Garrett • Mrs. Kivett • Mrs. McColley • Ms. Vidal

  3. Daily Schedule Morning Afternoon • 8:45-8:55 Announcements, Roll, Lunch Count, Collect Forms, Turn in Homework • 8:55-9:55 Math Block • 9:55-10:35 Special Areas (PE, Music, Art) • Wednesdays 9:50 to 10:25 Special Areas • 10:35-12:15 Reading Block • 12:18-12:48 Lunch • 1:00-2:20 Language Arts • And Science/S.S. • 2:20 – 2:55 Intervention/Enrichment Reading • 2:55-3:00 Pack-up and Silent Reading • 3:00 Begin Dismissal • 3:15 End Dismissal

  4. Weekly/9-week Events • A.R. Goals and Points (goals set by your homeroom teacher) • Student of the Week- Friday • Planner Checks- Weekly • Leopard’s Pride- end of each 9 wks. • Progress Reports on Week 5 of the quarter • Report Cards on the week after quarter cycle ends.

  5. Homework Policy • Homework is weekly and at homeroom teacher discretion. • Homework is due on Friday or otherwise noted by the teacher. • If students are absent, it is their responsibility to complete their make-up work. • Learning multiplication facts is an ongoing HW assignment- If not up to date = “N” on Report Card • Late HW 3 times = “N” on Report Card • Any class work that is not finished during class time becomes HW • READING 20Min EVERY NIGHT!!!!

  6. Planner Use • Planners need to be completed daily… You will see circles for incomplete areas and notes written by the teacher if needed. • Each is checked on Friday for parent signature (daily is preference but once weekly is permitted) • StudyIsland.com / 480------- plus mm/dd/yy • AR / Rennaissance Reading Home Connect: hosted273.renlearn.com/62884 +user, password • PearsonSuccessnet.com / 480------- plus mm/dd/yy • Multiplication.com /johnniesmathpage.com / coolmathgames.com • Bigbrainz.com / abcya.com / ixl.com • www.fcatexplorer.com - Username: firstinitiallastname • Password: birthday (mm/dd/yyyy)

  7. School Wide Expectations • We will place an intense focus on learning strategies and differentiated teaching based on assessment scores in the classroom. These scores helped us to initially place students in RTI group #1 (current group). • More emphasis will be placed on STEM activities that give students hands on experiences in the classroom where they are challenging each other to think and discuss before drawing conclusions. • Working on writing goals and challenging students to move up the ladder with their thinking process – a three paragraph writer moves on to a five paragraph writer when given a prompt.

  8. Academics • Reading for vocabulary enrichment, fluency, comprehension building skills, and strategy building. • Math: Multiplication, Word Problems, Shapes, Place Value, Money, Decimals, Basics of Fractions. • Science: Hands on Projects using the scientific method. Also, extending for understanding • Socials Studies: Maps, Government, Florida History, Current events • Language Arts: Grammar, Spelling, Sentence Structure, Writing Narratives, Persuasive and Expository.

  9. Important Information • Changes from previous years: • On Progress (Interim) Reports & Report Cards students can receive an “O”-Outstanding, “S”-Satisfactory, “N”-Needs Improvement, or a “U”-Unsatisfactory. • Rarely will an “O” be rewarded • Edusoft (Benchmark) testing 2 times this year. It helps us determine if the students are on target academically for math and reading. • FAIR Testing is 3 times this year. It helps us determine if the students are on target academically for reading. • FCAT testing in April- passing scores are levels 2-5

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