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Welcome, 1st grade parents! I'm Mrs. Schmitt, and this is my 13th year teaching 1st grade, now at Page Jackson. I am pursuing my Master’s in Administration and live in the community with my family. Expect a year full of learning, reading, growth, and fun! Communication is key with our class website, agenda books, and panda folders to keep parents informed. We will focus on literacy and math through engaging activities. Let’s work together for a fantastic year ahead filled with joyful learning experiences!
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Welcome Mrs. Schmitt’s 1st Grade Parents
About Me • This is my 13th year teaching 1st grade and my 6th year at Page Jackson. • I am working on my Masters’ in Administration. • I live in the Page Jackson Community with my husband, Mark and our boys Joe and Will and our dog Holly.
What To Expect This Year • Lots of Learning • Lots of Reading • Lots of Growth • Lots of Fun
Communication • Class Website at http://boe.jeff.k12.wv.us/Page/1094 • Agenda Books home every evening • Panda Folders home every evening • Email at aschmitt@access.k12.wv.us • Behavior will be marked in the Agenda Books • Graded Work will come home in Panda Folders • Homework will be assigned M – Th • Progress Reports home on Nov. 1st • Parent/Teacher Conferences Nov. 7th
Agenda Books • Written in EVERY day • Homework listed • Important Reminders • Behavior color marked nightly • Signed EVERY Night
Panda Folders • Graded Work • Notes to and from school • Homework & Unfinished Work • Please clean out nightly
Behavior Management • Earn Positive Paws for AWESOME Behavior • School Wide Rules and Expectations • Buy from the Panda Pit Stop Shop twice a month with 2 or more Positive Paws • Behavior color marked in agenda nightly • Students all begin on Orange daily • Movement is fluid all day for positive and negative behaviors
Graded Work • Standards Based Reporting • Examples…M, P, L or E or 8/10 • M – Meeting Expectations • P – Progressing Toward Expectations • L – Limited Progress • E – Exceeding Expectation (all tests have opportunities to exceed) • Not all papers are graded but are used to drive instruction
Homework • Written in agenda DAILY • Monday – Thursdays • Studying for tests • Reading at home 10 minutes per night
Spotlighting Our Curriculum
Literacy • Weekly Reading Stories • Daily 5 Literacy Centers • Daily Writing • Increasing fluency and text complexity • Digging Deeper into text through writing
Math • Everyday Math • Hands-on learning • Math Journals • B.U.I.L.D Math Centers • Creating Critical Thinkers Through Problem Solving
Other Info… • Birthdays are celebrated with treasure box and other special non-food treats • No snacks in 1st Grade as lunch is at 12:20pm. • Classroom Volunteer sign up on back table
Thanks ! I look forward to working with you and your child this year. It is going to be a wonderful year filled with exciting learning activities!