Welcome to Parent Night “I have always believed firmly that a good education is the most cherished gift an individual can receive.” William Rand Kenan,

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Welcome to Parent Night “I have always believed firmly that a good education is the most cherished gift an individual can receive.” William Rand Kenan, Jr. – executive, philanthropist, engineer, chemist, farmer, and industrialist. Ms. Lampe’s 4 th /5 th Grade Room 23 PLEASE SIGN-IN

Our Mission Chet F. Harritt cultivates a culture of personal responsibility, enthusiastic learning, and community involvement. Our Vision We feel safe, valued, and respected. We practice critical thinking and problem-solving. We respectfully engage in honest communication. We recognize our individual strengths and personalize learning. We integrate technology to enhance learning. We are confident and proud. We strive for excellence.

Communication  Call me   Class Website:  Weekly report  Progress reports  Trimester report cards

Daily Schedule Daily Schedule 7:45-8:10 Morning Routine and Silent Reading 8:10-9:00 Reading/Social Studies 9:00-9:30 P.E. (three/four days per week) 9:30-10:30 Writing 10:30-10:45 Recess 10:45-12:20 Math 12:20-1:00 Lunch 1:00-1:50 Science 1:50-2:01 Homework/Clean-up

Curriculum  Common Core (new) + S.T.E.A.M.  Differentiated/GATE (Project-based, Varied Literature, Choice, Demonstrations, Expectations May Vary based on ability)  Writing (Narrative, Informational, Persuasive) through a Writer’s Workshop format  Individual, partner, group activities  Accelerated Reading (AR) and responses  Science – NGSS (Next generation science standards)  Social Studies (California and U.S. history) MMH

S.T.E.A.M. S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) Innovation, Inquiry, and Imagination

Homework Lampe 4 th / 5th grade / Home Page Lampe 4 th / 5th grade / Home Page Lampe 4 th / 5th grade / Home Page  Time – 45/60 minutes Calendar/Assignments – all subjects  Study for tests  new.schoolnotes.com or access via website  Homework Helper – Best Effort

Homework Tips  Show interest in your child’s assignments and discuss plans for completing them.  Be a role model. Read or do paperwork while your child studies or completes homework.  Check their homework calendar, website, or to help your child organize their assignments.  Eliminate opportunities for forgetting homework by enforcing a mandatory homework time.  In joint-custody families have similar homework procedures in both households.  For writing assignments and projects, help your child focus and organize, talk through ideas, read drafts, and offer suggestions.

Homework Hangups  Reading Logs and Responses for AR  Return Weekly Folders  Projects

Behavior - Rewards Behavior - Rewards  Marbles for Teamwork  Peace Builder  Citizen of the Month  Cheetah Tickets  Student of the Week  Extra Recess  Positive Phone Calls

Behavior - Consequences  Top Six Guidelines to a Positive Learning Environment discussion with teacher.  Write a letter to teacher discussing Guidelines/Think Sheet to parent  Detention/Conference with Teacher/Behavior Plan  Notes Home/Phone Call/Parent Conference  Time Out from class  Conference with Principal/Assistant  Visit to Assistant Principal/Principal

Grading/Proficiency Levels Based on CA Common Core Standards  4 = Exceeds understanding of the standards  3 = Understands the standards  2 = Working towards understanding the standards  1 = Not understanding the standards GOLD AND SILVER KEY ACTIVITY

Notification of Student Progess  Student Folders  Progress Reports  Trimester Report Card

Special Projects  Book study based on genre  Research/technology reports  Learn states and capitals  Special Projects and/or Presentations

Policy on Nutrition Policy on Nutrition  Breakfast for Brain Power  Healthy Snacks = Fuel for the Brain  No sodas, energy drinks, or sugary beverages  In the classroom – WATER ONLY  Monthly party per District Wellness Policy

Supplies  Supply List provided online  Please have extra supplies at home  Thanks for all your donations  Still need low odor dry erase markers

Help Your Child Prepare for School  Support them as they learn to be responsible for bringing homework and other materials in their backpacks.  Provide a healthy breakfast. This is extremely important for their nutrition and focus at school.  Make sure they get the recommended hours of sleep per night.

Questions

Thank You For Coming!!