1. Welcome to
Meet the Teacher
And Curriculum Night

2. Camp Directors Principal: Christie Winkelmann
Assistant Principal: Marcie Romero

3. Audrey Yoshioka Janet Pancratz Patti Foster Christy Asta
Meet the Teachers
Audrey Yoshioka Janet Pancratz Patti Foster Christy Asta

4. Daily Procedures
If you are late, take your child to the office to get a late pass
If your child will be absent, call the attendance line
If you are changing your going home plan, you need to notify the teacher in writing.
If there is a change of who is picking up your child, notify the teacher in writing
may not be the best option, as we don’t always have time to check our messages throughout the day.

5. Classroom Rules Rules are consistent throughout
the school and classrooms:
1. Be Respectful
2. Be Responsible
3. Be Safe
These follow a PBIS model where ALL teachers and staff adhere to the
same rules. .

6. ELA (English Language Arts)
CKLA Listening and Learning and Skills
Phonemic Awareness and Phonics
Large Group: Big Books, Poems, Songs
Small Group Instruction
Individualized Reading at varied levels
Picture books and Informational texts
DIBELS Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills.

7. Writing English Language Arts (ELA) Inventive Spelling Writing Rubrics
Manuscript (ball and stick)
Response to literature
Informative, opinion and narrative

8. Math Common Core: . Counting and Cardinality
Know number names and count sequences
Count to tell the number of objects
Compare numbers
Operations and Algebraic Thinking
Understand addition as putting together and adding to, and
understand subtraction as taking apart and taking from.
Number and Operations in Base Ten
Work with numbers to gain foundations for place value
Geometry
Identify and describe shapes
Analyze, compare, create and compose shapes
Measurement and Data
Describe and compare measurable attributes
Classify objects in categories .

9. Science/Social Studies
Plants/Farm
Earth/Space
Life cycles
Five Senses/Healthy Habits
Seasons/Weather
United States/Holidays
Native Americans
Community .

10. Special Classes PE Art Music Library
Students will have five special classes each week, most taught by special area teachers. PE
Art
Music
Library
Computer Lab (taught by classroom teacher)
*On P.E. days please make sure your child wears tennis shoes and dresses appropriately. If they do not dress appropriately they will have to sit out of P.E.

11. Homework Homework packets will be posted weekly.
Parents please PRINT and send completed packets back to school with your child. Please notify the teacher if you have any problems.
Packets are posted on Wednesday or Fridays (depending on classroom)
Access homework:

12. Homework (con’t) Weekly packets include: Math pages- on line PRINT
Skill pages are in folder
Nightly reading is encouraged

13. Access Childs Account

14. Access account

15. Progress Reports . Progress Reports-2x a year in January & May
Conferences
*Parent-Student-Teacher Conference
in October
*Group Portfolio Conference in
March “Popsicle Night” .

16. Lunch Students eat lunch in the cafeteria
Your child’s teacher is NOT with them during lunch time, lunch aides are on duty to help assist students
Hot Lunch $2.90
Milk and Water $ .50 available for sack lunches.
Breakfast also available for purchase $1.65
Adults $3.50,
On-line purchases available
Cash/Check can be sent in with your
student in a baggie/envelope. Please
write your child’s name on it.

17. Class Shared Snack
August – Sign up to bring healthy, store bought snacks to share with the class, 25 please.
Sept – May – Teacher assigns a day 1x/month
Individually wrapped and easy to pass out
Please let us know if your child has any
food allergies.
Thank you

18. Brisas PTSO Board Members
Co-Presidents
Christine Hightower
Darya McClain
Vice President
Nicole Quillan
Secretary/Co-Fundraising
Meiko Yamanobe/Adame
Co-Treasurers
Peter Eberle
Stephanie Neves
Volunteers
Kelli Barnes
Contributions
Hope Kopp
Communications
Jennifer Redd
Historian
Kerri Jackson
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19. Fundraiser – 2018 Read-a-thon
The goal is to fundraise AND increase the love for reading in students
Reading starts Wednesday, September 5th - Friday, September 14th
Includes daily treats, exciting prizes, grade-level raffles and fun events!
Prizes for ALL students who participate.
No minimum $ amount required to participate
100% of money goes directly to help Brisas
Only planned fundraiser this year
Goal is to raise $30,000 to fund many school programs
More information the week of Aug. 27th

20. Field Trips Permission Slips
Desert Breeze Park Walking (Trees/Leaves, Fire/Police stations, Train, Water Day, picnics, etc.)
2 day notice
Bus field trip
Field Trip Volunteers
Tax Credit donations: indicate
“Brisas Kindergarten”

21. Field Trips
Field Trips

22. Communication Newsletters will be emailed each week.
School/Class website:
Teachers contact information can be located on the
homepage
School Phone: (480)
Classrooms: (480) __ __
(ends w/room number.)

23. And Always Remember…
All I really need to know about how to live and what to do and how to be …I learned in Kindergarten.
Share everything. Play fair. Don’t hit people. Put things back where you found them. Clean up your own mess.
And it is still true no matter how old you are-when you go out into the world, it is best to hold hands and stick together.

24. I look forward to working with you and your child this year
I look forward to working with you and your child this year. It is going to be a wonderful year filled with exciting learning adventures! .

25. For coming tonight! We’ll see you on Thursday.
Thank You
For coming tonight! We’ll see you on Thursday.