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Welcome to Second Grade Mrs. Strohecker’s Classroom
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How are we different from first grade? Increased independence and responsibility Application of learned skills, critical thinking Communication of cognitive processes Introduction to cursive writing and multiplication
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Math Procedures vs. Math Practices computation Mathematical thinking- Problem solving
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Procedures vs. Practices 8+6=________ 5+7 =________ 8+____=14 Equality Which number sentences are true? 14= 8+6 14=5+7 14=14 5+7=13 How do you know?
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Reading Strategies Most second graders are no longer learning how to read. They are reading to learn and share information. Literal Comprehension Inferential Comprehension & Critical thinking
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Reading vs. Understanding Reading Fluency Reading the words or sounding them out accurately Appropriate reading speed Expression Reading Comprehension Literal understanding- citing text evidence Inferential-drawing conclusions, thinking about why something happened Critical thinking- making text connections, asking What if…, How is this like…
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Technology in our Classroom I-ready diagnostic and practice online Computer instruction 1 hour a week Access to netbooks, iPad®s and classroom computers for all subject areas Integrated projects with Mrs. Constantino
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STEM Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics Math, Science and Technology Second Graders will be creating their own pollinators in the fourth quarter after an informative trip to Longwood Gardens!
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Second Grade Special Activities: Follow Flat Stanley throughout the Year Celebrate Famous Authors/Characters Birthdays Celebrate Special Days and Holidays
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21 st Century Giving Without Walls Objective: Students will evaluate the need for preservation of a local species and plan a course of action. Applying to 21 st Century leadership; service project; personal reflections Project: to be determined
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Creating a class of thinkers Ask three before me What do you think you should do? “Perfect is the enemy of done.” “Being right keeps you in place. Being wrong forces you to explore.” Encourage yourself and your child to explore “out of the box”.
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Communication I strongly believe in keeping the communication lines open at all times between teacher and parent/guardian. Notes Monthly telephone calls 2 nd grade page on Chesterbrook Academy website e-mails Report cards Parent-teacher conferences I encourage you to contact me if you have any questions or concerns at anytime.
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