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Welcome to the tag program Mrs. habif Ms. dunn Heards Ferry Elementary School

County TAG Policies: Resource class One day per week Specialized educational experiences Interaction with intellectual peers Enrich and expand regular curriculum Assignments in general education classes are modified or eliminated on TAG day

Evaluation of Student Performance TAG Progress Checklist are sent home at the end of each unit. Satisfactory performance is necessary for continuation. Annual review conference held with parent(s) to discuss the student's progress (grades K-4). Conference held to discuss continuation options, such as probation or dismissal, as needed if student experiences difficulty in the gifted program.

Fulton County TAG Learning Objectives: ARS: Directed Study/Advanced Research Skills CPS: Creative Thinking/ Creative Problem Solving Skills HOT: Higher Order/ Critical Thinking Skills ACS: Advanced Communication Skills

Teaching Strategies Various lessons – inquiry, creative problem- solving, compare/contrast, group work and projects Differentiation – learning style; ability levels Bloom’s Ways of Thinking – Higher Level Thinking Skills: Analysis, Synthesis, Evaluation Creativity – fluency, flexibility, elaboration, originality, visible thinking routines

Unit One by Grade Level 1st Grade/2nd Grade 3rd Grade 4th Grade Where in the World? 3rd Grade Ancient Civilizations 4th Grade Camp Interdependence 5th Grade Epidemics

A TAG DAY @ HFE Students are pulled one day a week for TAG services. Students participate in lunch, recess, and specials with their homeroom classes. Current TAG schedule: Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday 3rd Grade 4th Grade 1st Grade 2nd Grade 5th Grade Ms. Grothe’s Homeroom (Dunn)

What did my child do all day?

5th grade parents

6th Grade TAG Placement TAG teachers only place science and social studies The Initial placement criteria for a TAG class are: Eligible for TAG services Recommendation from the current teacher of the content area(s) Test scores within two years on a nationally-normed achievement test as follows: Social Studies at or above the 90th percentile in Social Studies Science at or above the 90th percentile in Science IOWA: September 18th-29th 90% average or better in the content area(s) Math and Language Arts placements are made each year based on the Fulton County Continuous Achievement guidelines. (Homeroom Teachers)

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