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Heritage International School Chisinau, Moldova Teacher Orientation August 2017

Heritage English Language Program Resources Assessments -WISC Assessment -Bench Marks Running Records from A-Z Reader English National Curriculum -Guided Reading -Leveled readers from RAZ & AZ, Big English -Guided Writing -RAZ & A-Z, Word Work: Phonological Awareness, Vocabulary & Spelling Handwriting -Handwriting/Cursive -Typing

English Language Program Cultivating a Love of Reading, Skills in Writing, and Practice Listening & Speaking 1- Morning Meeting 2-Guided Daily Reading Classroom Libraries 3- Guided Writing Word Work 4- Making Thinking Visible

Greeting Daily Message Schedule Calendar Math 1- Morning Meeting

Daily Morning Message & Schedule Review

Teacher & Student Facilitated Learning

Literacy & Numeracy Integration

Everyday Calendar Math

2- Daily Guided Reading

Classroom Libraries – Leveled/Labeled Books Leveled Books - RAZ KIDS & A-Z Reader

Classroom Libraries

Supporting Independent & Individualized Reading

Each Student Has a Tailored Reading Library

Meeting Individual Student Needs through Ongoing Assessments: One-to-One & Small Group Reading Instruction

Reading Strategies

Students Learn through Talking & Listening

Thinking &Talking About Text

Tools to Facilitate Dialogue

Talking About Questions

Good Writing Flows From Good Questions & Discussions

3- Guided Writing

Classroom Writing Centers

Tools for Writing – Make them Assessible

Scaffolds to Support Independent Writing

Student Writing

Student Writing Folders, Letter Lines & Student Dictionaries

Student Dictionary & Word Wall

Word Work: Ongoing Assessment & Strategic Strengthening of language/communication skills

What is Word Work? Building Phonological Awareness/understanding – basis of reading, writing

Word & Picture Sorts

Spelling & Handwriting

Finished Work Files

Student Mail Boxes for Organizing Work in Progress and Finished Writing

4- Making Learning Visible to Students & School Community

Celebrating Student Work

Class Books –Publishing Party!