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Curriculum Night 2017-18 Welcome to Room 25!
Kilmanns Angelina Abdul Sofia Oneal Keni Christine Adam Kris Rachel John Curriculum Night Welcome to Room 25! Mr. Wittenborn Please find your child’s seat, and make yourself comfortable. If you’d like, write your child a letter Zoha Gabby Talia AJ Jacob Raffaella Valerie Aidin Laiba Rami Brandon Michael
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Hello! I look forward to working with each of you over the next year. As a newer teacher here at Rutledge Hall, here’s a bit about me: Undergraduate degrees in marketing & finance Masters degree in elementary education Spent 10+ years in brand & advertising research Student taught at Coonley Elementary & worked as an Intervention Specialist at Audubon Elementary, both in CPS A focus of our classroom will be the formation and defense of opinions while respectfully challenging the opinions of others. Regardless of subject matter, lessons will encourage lively discussions and active listening skills
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A Typical Day in Room 25 Time Subject 8:00 – 8:15
Unpack/HW Review/Morning Work 8:15 – 9:15 Specials (Art, Music, PE, Library) 9:15 – 10:00 Language Arts (Spelling/Vocabulary, Typing) 10:00 – 11:30 Reading 11:30 – 12:15 Lunch & Recess 12:20 – 1:20 Social Studies or Science 1:20 – 2:20 Math 2:20 – 2:45 Pack-Up/HW Review/End of Day Question
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Wednesday, August 30th Good morning! This morning… Unpack
Fill out your assignment notebook Turn in any outstanding homework Get your music materials ready Journal Prompt: Write a thank you note to a friend who gave you onion and garlic-flavored gum. Due Friday. 5.Copy down the prompt into your writer’s journal
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Specials Schedule Day Special Monday Art Tuesday Music & Library
Wednesday Music & PE Thursday PE Friday
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Reading The curriculum provides:
Direct instruction on comprehension skills Specific strategies on preparing to read (before), making meaning (during), and understanding text (after) Response to literature through writing Exposure to a variety of text, including fiction and non-fiction Vocabulary development Independent reading & read alouds Readers’ Theatre
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Mathematics Everyday Math provides:
A balanced curriculum that has rich real-world problem solving opportunities Alignment with the national and state Common Core standards A spiral curriculum that focuses on numeration, computation, data & chance, measurement, geometry, patterns, and functions In addition, our class utilizes IXL as a way to practice concepts and learn time management skills
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Science National Geographic provides: Instruction in physical science
Immersion in the science inquiry process Abundant hands on explorations Constant focus on deeper discussions and explorations
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Social Studies Social Studies Alive provides:
Exploration of our country’s regions through an active, student-centered approach Students will explore the geography, history, economy, culture & government within each region Experiences that allow students to understand the world around them
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Language Arts The curriculum provides:
Writing instruction Grammar instruction Spelling & Vocabulary instruction Typing training & Cursive Opportunities for different types of writing are incorporated across the fourth grade curriculum: Narrative Informational/Expository Persuasive
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Students are expected to read at least 10 pages each night
Homework Policy Homework assignments reinforce concepts learned in the classroom Expect homework on a nightly basis Students are to write all homework assignments in their assignment notebooks We review homework every morning and at the end of every day 3 missing assignments = notification Students are expected to read at least 10 pages each night
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Discipline Policy Classroom rules and school-wide behavior plans ensure all students are given the optimal environment for learning All students are expected to follow the Rutledge Hall Code of Conduct Be Responsible Be Respectful Be Safe Focus will be on positive behaviors, motivating students to act as role models and take ownership of their decisions
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PowerSchool Portal You have access to your student’s progress through the PowerSchool Portal. I work hard to grade student work and post grades on the PowerSchool Portal as quickly as possible.
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To Contact Me I look forward to working with you throughout the school year! Please feel free to contact me via or phone. I am also able to meet in person with just a bit of a heads up I will be providing information via letters home, s & our class website
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Kilmanns Angelina Abdul Sofia Oneal Keni Christine Adam Kris Rachel John
Questions? Zoha Gabby Talia AJ Jacob Raffaella Valerie Aidin Laiba Rami Brandon Michael
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