Open House
Mr. Hopper
Mrs. Hunt
Ms. Reynolds
Math Curriculum
• New Eureka Math program aligned
with Common Core Standards
• Math Fluency
• Sprints
• Skip Counting
• Playing with Patterns
• Math Website
• Games
• Flipped Lessons
• Challenges
• TenMarks for Homework
• Units of study divided into 6 modules.
• Place Value and Decimal Fractions
• Multi-Digit Whole Number and Decimal
Fraction Operations
• Addition and Subtraction of Fractions
• Multiplication and Division of Fractions
and Decimal Fractions
• Addition and Multiplication with
Volume and Area
• Problem Solving with the Coordinate
Plane
Reading Curriculum
• Read Aloud
• Wonder
• Consistent between classes
• Use of nonfiction and fiction genres.
• Comparing and contrasting across
texts with similar themes or ideas.
• Direct instruction with teacher;
novel discussion groups; individual
reading and partner practice.
• Reading is Thinking!! We will focus
this year on discussing evidence
from the text: (why do you think
that?); (how does the author show
you?); (what are you wondering
about?); (how can you clarify?)
• Support students at home by asking
these types of questions about their
reading.
• Read to 25! Make sure students are
reading – books, magazines etc.
Writing Curriculum
• Spelling and Word Study:
• Generalizations will be taught this
year. These will be based on the 6
syllable types. Practice with these
types will occur in class and for
homework.
• We will build vocabulary by studying
prefixes, suffixes and roots as well as
celebrating word choice. We share
our love for words!!
• Forms of writing:
• Opinion/Argument
• Narrative
• Quick writes across subjects
• Paragraphs
• Report (short and extended)
• Reading responses
Kids Corner
in the
Barrington Times
Social Studies Curriculum
• Africa
• Blogging
• Europe & Russia
• Advertisements/Public Service
Announcements
• East Asia
• West Asia
• Australia/Antartica
• World Geography
• Five Themes of Geography
• Location
• Place
• Region
• Human Impact on Environment
• Movement
• Project Based Units
• Acting, Technology, Creativity!
Science Curriculum
• Units of study:
• Space (mass, density, gravity)
• Matter
• Weather
• Models and Designs
• Scientific method will be
implemented in all units.
• Students will use science notebooks
to record information as well as data
and conclusions from experiments
and explorations.
Numeracy Explorations & Writing during DEAR
• Math intervention and enrichment.
During three blocks over the course of
the week, teachers will meet with
students based on needs.
• This will begin after NECAP in October.
• Grouping will change and will provide
an opportunity for students to mix
with other classes and teacher.
• Groupings will be determined based
on class performance and assessments.
• We will be using DEAR time to provide
students with further instruction in
writing
• We will meet with our own homeroom
classroom.
Homework Policy
• Monthly Plan of expected homework.
• Agendas
• Morning routine: assignments written on the day that it is due
• Posted online on website as well
• Signed by parents for month of September
• Homework Heroes
• Missed Assignments
• Must still be completed, may cause increased homework on that night.
• Report impacted after three missed assignments
HRPride.weebly.com!
PBIS at HMS
• Celebrating Success
• Taking a Break
• Reasonable Consequences
• Birthday Celebration Recesses
• Health Food Guidelines/Peanut Free
NECAP & STAR
• STAR Progress Monitor
• Math week of September 16th
• Reading week of September 23rd
• About 30 minutes
• Done three times per year
• For teacher use in lesson
development
• NECAP
• Reading 10/1-10/3
• Math 10/8-10/10
• Writing 10/15-10/16
• Secret letters of support!
Parent-Teacher-Student Communication
• Portfolio sharing quarterly
• Parent-Teacher Conferences
• Sign-ups after presentation in homeroom
• Weekly Blogs
• Teacher Blog
• Student Blogs

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  • 1.
    Open House Mr. Hopper Mrs.Hunt Ms. Reynolds
  • 3.
    Math Curriculum • NewEureka Math program aligned with Common Core Standards • Math Fluency • Sprints • Skip Counting • Playing with Patterns • Math Website • Games • Flipped Lessons • Challenges • TenMarks for Homework • Units of study divided into 6 modules. • Place Value and Decimal Fractions • Multi-Digit Whole Number and Decimal Fraction Operations • Addition and Subtraction of Fractions • Multiplication and Division of Fractions and Decimal Fractions • Addition and Multiplication with Volume and Area • Problem Solving with the Coordinate Plane
  • 4.
    Reading Curriculum • ReadAloud • Wonder • Consistent between classes • Use of nonfiction and fiction genres. • Comparing and contrasting across texts with similar themes or ideas. • Direct instruction with teacher; novel discussion groups; individual reading and partner practice. • Reading is Thinking!! We will focus this year on discussing evidence from the text: (why do you think that?); (how does the author show you?); (what are you wondering about?); (how can you clarify?) • Support students at home by asking these types of questions about their reading. • Read to 25! Make sure students are reading – books, magazines etc.
  • 5.
    Writing Curriculum • Spellingand Word Study: • Generalizations will be taught this year. These will be based on the 6 syllable types. Practice with these types will occur in class and for homework. • We will build vocabulary by studying prefixes, suffixes and roots as well as celebrating word choice. We share our love for words!! • Forms of writing: • Opinion/Argument • Narrative • Quick writes across subjects • Paragraphs • Report (short and extended) • Reading responses
  • 6.
  • 7.
    Social Studies Curriculum •Africa • Blogging • Europe & Russia • Advertisements/Public Service Announcements • East Asia • West Asia • Australia/Antartica • World Geography • Five Themes of Geography • Location • Place • Region • Human Impact on Environment • Movement • Project Based Units • Acting, Technology, Creativity!
  • 8.
    Science Curriculum • Unitsof study: • Space (mass, density, gravity) • Matter • Weather • Models and Designs • Scientific method will be implemented in all units. • Students will use science notebooks to record information as well as data and conclusions from experiments and explorations.
  • 9.
    Numeracy Explorations &Writing during DEAR • Math intervention and enrichment. During three blocks over the course of the week, teachers will meet with students based on needs. • This will begin after NECAP in October. • Grouping will change and will provide an opportunity for students to mix with other classes and teacher. • Groupings will be determined based on class performance and assessments. • We will be using DEAR time to provide students with further instruction in writing • We will meet with our own homeroom classroom.
  • 10.
    Homework Policy • MonthlyPlan of expected homework. • Agendas • Morning routine: assignments written on the day that it is due • Posted online on website as well • Signed by parents for month of September • Homework Heroes • Missed Assignments • Must still be completed, may cause increased homework on that night. • Report impacted after three missed assignments
  • 11.
  • 12.
    PBIS at HMS •Celebrating Success • Taking a Break • Reasonable Consequences • Birthday Celebration Recesses • Health Food Guidelines/Peanut Free
  • 13.
    NECAP & STAR •STAR Progress Monitor • Math week of September 16th • Reading week of September 23rd • About 30 minutes • Done three times per year • For teacher use in lesson development • NECAP • Reading 10/1-10/3 • Math 10/8-10/10 • Writing 10/15-10/16 • Secret letters of support!
  • 14.
    Parent-Teacher-Student Communication • Portfoliosharing quarterly • Parent-Teacher Conferences • Sign-ups after presentation in homeroom • Weekly Blogs • Teacher Blog • Student Blogs