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Preparing your child for first grade Kinder Reading Strategies May 1 st, 2015
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First Grade English Language Arts Content Objectives Provide evidence from the text Develop basic paragraph structure: topic sentence, evidence, and closure Write a complete sentence with beginning capital and ending with punctuation Reading comprehension; not just a recall, but digging deeper (theme/main idea) Summarize the text with important details (not everything), in sequential order More advanced word families (ight, ail, alk, etc.)
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First Grade Math Content Objectives Understand greater than, less than, lighter than, heavier than, the same as, etc. Recognize and write numbers up to 100 Count by twos, fives, and 10s to 100 Mentally add numbers to 10 Add and subtract to 20 Add and subtract with pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters Tell time to the hour and half hour Recognize shapes Identify, describe, and reproduce patterns with numbers, shapes, colors, or words Use simple graphs to record information Recognize simple mathematical symbols (e.g., “+”, “=”, “>”,”<”)
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First Grade at Barnard 50/50 Model In Chinese portion: Math reinforcement Social Studies Chinese language and culture In English portion: Science Math (Chinese reinforcement) English Language Arts
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Straight from Our First Grade Teacher…. What you can do to prepare your child for first grade: Be at a level D guided reading level by the beginning of first grade Have letter sound correlations down (especially vowels) Have basic facts down for math (1-20 in addition and subtraction) In addition to their English packet and math, students will also be receiving Chinese work packet, so be prepared for a slight increase in homework
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Summer Suggestions Keep a journal – add prompts like, “Today we went to _____”, or creative writing like: “Would you rather have the ability to fly or the ability to breathe underwater?” – Make it fun with stickers, special writing markers, special pencils, etc. Make reading a daily, fun activity (maybe add some incentives) Lakeshore has great workbooks for all subjects Help your child make word or math movies where they are the teacher Co-create books
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