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Language Arts Support Curriculum Night AnnMarie Tracey Heather Andros

Language Arts Support Curriculum Night AnnMarie Tracey Heather Andros. Entrance into Language Arts Support (LAS). State and Classroom Assessments Teacher Recommendation. LAS Program. Pull out program Small group instruction 1:1 instruction Push in classroom support. Teachers.

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Language Arts Support Curriculum Night AnnMarie Tracey Heather Andros

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  1. Language Arts Support Curriculum Night AnnMarie Tracey Heather Andros

  2. Entrance into Language Arts Support (LAS) • State and Classroom Assessments • Teacher Recommendation

  3. LAS Program • Pull out program • Small group instruction • 1:1 instruction • Push in classroom support

  4. Teachers • 3rd Grade Students • See Miss Tracey • 4th Grade Students • See Mrs. Andros • 5th Graders • Miss Tracey works with students in Mrs. Renzo, and Mrs. Sizemore’s rooms • Mrs. Andros works with students in Mr. Greco Mrs. Madison, and Mr. Duvivier’s rooms

  5. What does Reading in the LAS room look like? • Recalling, predicting and making connections • Phonics review • Vocabulary development • Reading Strategy lessons • Silent reading • Group discussion • Fluency work • Building stamina

  6. Discussion Starters to promote Critical Thinking… • I wonder… • A connection is… • I realized… • I think… • I wish I could… • The story made me think of… • If I could change… • I noticed… • I liked… • I predict… • My favorite part…

  7. What does Writing in the LAS room look like? • Phonics review • Mini – lessons • Guided Practice • Independent Writing • Conferencing

  8. Title I • A federally funded program that provides resources to eligible school districts to help children meet challenging state academic standards

  9. Parent Involvement Schools receiving Title I funds must reserve a portion of their funds to carry out parental involvement activities, including the promotion of family literacy.

  10. How are Title I funds used at West Road? • Providing families with brochures that promote reading together • Families for Literacy Book Club • Charlotte's Web, Babe the Gallant Pig, Hoot, Matilda • Summer Literacy Kick-Off • Express Books

  11. Exiting LAS • Reading on Grade Level H I J Second Grade K (H – M) L M N Third Grade O (L – P) P Q R Fourth Grade S (O – T) T U V Fifth Grade W (R – W)

  12. Home School Communication • Website • Email/Phone • Parent/Teacher Conferences • Progress Reports • Families For Literacy • Kick Off Summer Literacy event

  13. 8 Ways Parents Can Promote Reading at Home As a parent, you are your child's first - and most important - teacher. Here are eight ways you can help your child become a better reader. • 1. Read everyday. • 2. Get books on tape/CD. • 3. Read aloud to your children – It’s never too early or toolate to start! • 4. Use your newspapers and/or magazines to encourage reading. • 5. Give books as gifts.

  14. Thank You for Coming!Mrs. Andros Miss TraceyHandros@acsdny.org Atracey@acsdny.org

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