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The teacher welcomes students to class and provides an overview of the course goals, subjects, homework and field trip policies, schedule, and supplies. They share their teaching experience and background. The teacher also introduces themselves personally by discussing their family, hobbies, and contact information. The class will focus on skills, interests, friendship, and supporting each other's learning. Subjects covered are reading, writing, math, science, social studies, and art/music.
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1) This document provides information for parents about the upcoming school year for a first grade classroom. It outlines the classroom rules, curriculum, schedules, procedures and volunteer opportunities.
2) Core subjects that will be covered include Fundations (word study), Guided Reading, math using the Singapore approach, and Second Step (social-emotional learning).
3) The teacher communicates various logistics including homework, snacks, parties, communication methods, a wish list, and an upcoming parent event. Parents are thanked for their attendance.
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This document provides information about the daily schedule, curriculum, and expectations for Primary 1 students at Mid Calder Primary School. It outlines the structure of the school day from Monday to Thursday and on Fridays. It also describes the school uniform policy, lunchtime procedures, subjects covered in class like literacy, numeracy, and integrated topics. Additionally, it provides details about homework, online tools used for recording student work, and achievements.
OMS 6th Grade Experience
The document provides information about course offerings and extracurricular activities for 6th grade students at Ojeda Middle School. It describes required core courses in English, math, science, social studies, and PE. It also lists elective options like band, choir, art, and technology courses. Extracurricular activities through the ACE afterschool program are described, including classes in art, sports, theater, cooking and more. Counselors' roles in supporting students are outlined. The document aims to help students choose courses and get involved in middle school.
Welcome to the Library ppt -2013
This document provides information about the school library for the upcoming year. It introduces the librarians, Mrs. Mac and Ms. Daniel, and outlines what students will learn, including reading strategies, research skills, responsible use of technology and books. The library rules focus on respectful and focused behavior. Students can earn stars and privileges by following rules. Reflection desks are available for students who need redirection. New additions to the library include an ebook collection, iPads, and programs like the Birthday Book Club.
Parent night 2013
This document provides information from a Kindergarten orientation night for parents. It introduces the teacher, Mrs. Kristy Souverain, and outlines expectations and curriculum for students. Key topics covered include parent responsibilities, the Kindergarten schedule, focus areas in reading, writing, math, science and social studies. Assessment tools used are also listed. Parents are encouraged to read to their children, practice letters and sounds, and volunteer in the classroom.
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Welcome, students! testing
- 4. Learn About Our Class • The teacher • Class goals and community • Subjects • Homework and field trips • Schedule/Tardiness • Supplies • Getting help • Questions? Raise your hand, please.
- 5. My experience • I’ve been teaching for x years. • I taught x grade and x grade. • Here’s a funny classroom story… My background • I grew up in City or Town. • I attended Elementary Name, High School Name, and College Name. Get to Know Me
- 6. My Family • My spouse/partner • Our children • Our pets
- 7. Hobbies/Interests • Skiing • Reading mystery novels • Photography
- 8. Communication • My email: • My phone: • Class web site:
- 9. Class Goals • Learn new skills • Discover new interests • Make new friends • Have fun and support each other
- 10. Classroom Community • Our classroom rules help us get along with each other: • Be respectful and responsible. • Be organized and follow directions. • Be on time. • Be prepared.
- 11. Class Subjects • Reading and Writing • Math • Science and Technology • Social Studies • Music and Art
- 12. Reading • Briefly list the reading topics and activities • How about a book list?
- 13. Writing • Briefly list the writing topics and activities
- 14. Math • Briefly list the math topics and activities
- 15. Science and Technology • Briefly list the science and technology topics and activities
- 16. Social Studies • Briefly list the topics and activities • How about special projects?
- 17. Music and Art • Briefly list the topics and activities
- 18. Homework • 45 minutes of homework every night. • Due on Friday morning • Need extra time? Go to homework club during recess.
- 19. Field Trips • We have lots of fun field trips planned for this year! • Attend two plays at the Children’s Theater (Reading units) • Take water samples from river at Maple Grove park (Science unit) • Tour a bakery (Social Studies unit)
- 20. Tardiness • School starts at 8:15 A.M. • Running late? Check in at the school office before coming to class. • If you are tardy four times, the school will contact your parents.
- 21. Bring these items each day • Number 2 Pencil Don’t bring these items • Electronic Devices Supplies
- 22. Resources • Library • Computer Lab • Teacher’s Aide • Parent Volunteers
- 23. Questions?
- 24. Let’s Have a Great Year!