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Welcome to Nickajack Elementary 2nd Grade Open House
Mrs. Burns Mrs. Caputo Mrs. Copeland Ms. Martin Mrs. Paller Mrs. Hombordy Ms. Krause Mrs. McDonald Ms. Kurilec Ms. Wood EIP – Mrs. Sheppard & Mrs. Penquite ESOL- Mrs. McMillan
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Curriculum & Instruction
Georgia Standards of Excellence– ELA and Math Georgia Performance Standards – Science and Social Studies Essential Questions and “I Can” Statements Cooperative Learning Manipulatives More hands on Student engagement Rigor Fewer worksheets
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Curriculum & Instruction
Approaches to Language Arts/Literacy Shared Reading Good Habits, Great Readers Reader’s Workshop Read A Loud Writer’s Workshop Words Their Way Zaner-Bloser Handwriting Balanced Literacy (Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking, and Spelling)
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Curriculum & Instruction
Approaches to Math McGraw-Hill Think Math Number Talks Exemplars Manipulatives Investigations First In Math
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EIP – Early Intervention Program
State program offering extra instruction in reading and/or math. Qualifiers EIP State Checklist Certified teacher pulling students out working in small student groups to give extra support. Goal is to improve student achievement in reading and math.
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Advanced Learning Programs
Amanda Wood, Lead Advanced Learning Specialist Dana Zhun, Advanced Learning Specialist Grace Russell, Advanced Learning Specialist Gifted Testing and Eligibility Meeting Thursday, September 17th at 6:00 PM in the NES Cafeteria
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Assessment/Observation/Evaluation
Portfolios Constructed Response Journals Performance Tasks Informal Assessment Rubric Report Card Rubric System Academic Alerts
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Level 3= Meets standards
Grading Student’s progress will be monitored using the following scale: Level 3+ = Exceeds Standards-In addition to the 3, makes applications and inferences beyond expectations. Level 3= Meets standards Consistently and independently Level 2 = Progressing The student is making progress toward meeting the standard. Level 1 = Limited progress or does not meet standards. *Please review your child’s work that is sent home each week. *Report cards will be sent home at the end of every 9 weeks. *Progress reports will only be sent home (at 4 1/2 weeks) for students who are showing limited or minimum progress toward meeting the standard. Informal Grading Students will complete many assignments that are not assessed for a formal grade. These assignments are done for practice in preparation for the formal grading. A check plus on an assignment means that the student was able to complete the assignment independently and with few mistakes. A check mark means that the student needs to review the work at home. A check minus means the student needs additional assistance to master the standard.
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Assessment/Observation/ Evaluation
Student Learning Objectives Assessments-August and May Developmental Reading Assessment 2 End of unit test and projects Teacher observations Student/Teacher Conferencing Class Assignments (Journals, Notebooks)
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Daily & Weekly Routines
Classroom and Discipline Expectations Daily Classroom Discipline-PBIS Classwork – 2nd graders are responsible for completing daily assignments in class Communication Daily Folders – please sign and return daily Red Folders – Every Tuesday Homework Please work with your child at home Check with child’s teacher for due dates
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Daily & Weekly Routines
Tardies/Absences School begins at 7:50 Excessive tardies will result in a call from the county office. At 5 tardies the county will call Parents will be notified at 3, 7, and 10 absences Change of Transportation Written Notification Prior to 1:30 No check-outs after 1:30 Lunch with your child – picnic tables (your child only) Prices: $2.15 – lunch and $3.15 – parent lunch Special Schedule-7 day rotation Check Monthly Calendar
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Important Dates to Remember
Fall Break- September Conference Week – October 19-23 Thanksgiving Break – November 23-27 Holiday Break – December 22 – January 5 MLK Jr. Holiday– January 18 Winter Break-February 15-19 Spring Break –April 4-8 Last Day of School – May 25
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Field Trips Oct. 6 Fire Safety Village Dec. 4 Ballet (Nutcraker)
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Parent Involvement Cobb County Website
Picasso – Elementary Parent Resource McGraw Hill Math Website My On-online reading program Nickajack Website access to teachers Blogs are under construction Classroom Volunteers are greatly appreciated Classroom Wish Lists
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Thank You for attending!
We wish to thank you for coming tonight to hear about your child’s 2nd grade program. We understand this is a great deal of information to digest at once. Please feel free to call, write, or any questions or concerns you have about the information you have received tonight. We are looking forward to a great year working together! Mrs. Burns Mrs. Caputo Mrs. Copeland Ms. Martin Mrs. Paller Mrs. Hombordy Ms. Krause Ms. McDonald Ms. Kurilec Ms. Wood EIP – Mrs. Sheppard and Mrs. Penquite ESOL- Mrs. McMillan
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