2. Our Class
Subjects
Language Arts
Math
Social Studies
Science
Policies/Proc
edures
S.C.O.R.E.
Classroom
Management
Folders
Assignment
Notebook
Extras
Specials
SMART
Boards
Teacher
Information
Contact Info
3. Literacy
• Guided Reading
– Pit Stops
• Group Work
• Computer
• Book Conferences
• Independent Reading
– Conferences
– Accelerated Reader
• Writers Workshop
4. Math
• Daily Math
– Every Morning we practice and are introduced to new concepts
in math
• Addition & Subtraction Review
• Place Value & Rounding
• Multiplication
• Data, Graphing, & Money
• Division
• Geometry & Measurement
• Fractions/Probability
7. Wilson S.C.O.R.E. Code
• Students at Wilson follow the
S.C.O.R.E. code
– S-Safety
– C-Citizenship
– O-Ownership
– R-Respect
– E-Etiquette
8. Management Plan
• Levels System
– Level 1
• Behavior that requires home notification
– Level 2
• Inappropriate behavior
– Level 3
• Appropriate behavior
• Each day students will start on this level
– Level 4
• Behavior that exceeds expectations
9. Folders
• Take Home Folder
– Bring Back Side
• Homework
• Permission Slips
– Stays Home Side
• Lunch Calendars
• Newsletters
• Friday Folder
– Bring Back
• Homework for Portfolio
• Friday Folder Forms
– Stays Home
• Newsletters
10. Assignment Notebook
• Homework
• Level
• Notes-upcoming school/class events
• Guardian’s Signature
• Assignment notebooks must be
checked, and signed,every
night, even ifthe student has
completed their work at school.
11. Specials
• Physical Education
– Monday & Tuesday
• Students must bring gym shoes these days
• Music
– Wednesday & Thursday
• Art
– Friday
• Students will need their own art supplies
(markers, crayons, scissors, glue, etc.)
12. SMARTBoard
• Wilson is welcoming new SMART Board
technology into our classrooms!
• Interactive screen
• Teacher and student use
• A new way of learning
13. Teacher Information
• I attended Illinois State University
• I am from Geneva, IL
• I have two sisters, one older and one
younger. I also have a younger brother, and
a crazy dog.
• Teaching is something that I
am very passionate about, and
I am very excited tobe your
teacher this year!
14. Contact Info
• Contact Information
– Email
• lauren.dainko@pekin.net
– School Number
• 309.477.4722
15. Rational
Having a power point presentation to welcome a new class, and give them a
breakdown of what is to come in the new school year, is an excellent tool for
Meet the Teacher Night. It not only lets the students know what they will be
learning throughout the year, but it informs their parents as well, by giving a
course overview on what is going to be covered in each section throughout the
year. A presentation also can address the different school and classroom
policies and procedures. By having this, everyone knows ahead of time what is
expected of them. This includes both parents/guardians and students. A power
point can also provide the daily schedule, information about the school, and the
teacher.
I would use a presentation like this in my classroom for Meet the Teacher
Night, or an Open House. It is helpful in giving parents and students the
information that they will need to know in the beginning a new school year, and
help put them at ease. I like the idea that in giving a presentation such as this. It
gives parents and students an idea of your teaching style from being up front of
the class addressing the room. Also, by doing this on Meet the Teacher Night
you are given the opportunity to address many different concerns or questions
your class might have. All in all, this is a tool that I would use in my classroom
because it has many different effective qualities to it in starting the school year
off on a positive note.
