Welcome to Kindergarten Orientation! Presented by: Nicole Mort Brittany Collett Dianne Russell Staff Introductions • • • • • • • • Mr. Robbins, Principal Mr. Watts, Assistant Principal Mrs. Cunningham, Assistant Principal Mrs. Peters, School Counselor Mrs. McHale, STEM Title 1 Teacher Mrs. Luebke, Humanities Title 1 Teacher Ms. Kaymi Plank, Judy Center Community Specialist Mrs. Robin Hoff, Judy Community Center Learning Teacher Fine Arts & Fitness Team • • • • • Media Specialist Physical Education Health Art Music • Mrs. Brewer • Ms. Totten & Mr. Cahill • Mrs. Tarlow • Mrs. Jenkins • Mrs. Strine The goal of the Fine Arts and Fitness team is to support each student in their learning. Our teaching is guided by setting high expectations, helping students to meet and exceed goals and strengthening positive relationships within our school community. In FAF classes students will be taught how to make connections and use problem solving methods that can be applied to the content that is taught in the regular education classroom. Student achievement is our focus. A Day in Kindergarten! Arrival Morning Meeting Reading Instruction Writing Recess Lunch Math Instruction Specials Science/Social Studies Stations Dismissal English Language Arts (ELA) *Based on Common Core Standards • • • • • Phonemic Awareness/Phonics Comprehension Fluency Writing High Frequency Words Mrs. Gahm & Mrs. Luebke will also support our ELA instruction Literacy Groups • Each class has about 3-4 groups of various levels that are met with daily • The groups are flexible • There are 4 rotations: teacher, 2 independent, and Daily 5 literacy activities Writing • Communicate ideas through writing/drawing • Use sounds to stretch out words • Kid spelling is appropriate at this time- ex: kat • Integrated in all areas • Types of writing: Narrative Informational Opinion Math • Whole Group instruction • Math Talk • Flexible, small groups • Ongoing assessments • Hands on learning • Problem solving Math *Based on Common Core Standards • • • • Math Units Numbers to 10 Measurement and Data Numbers to 20 Geometry Mrs. McHale will also support our Math instruction Science & Social Studies These are a few of the units we will be exploring: • Interdependent Relationships in Ecosystems: Animals, Plants, and their Environment • Forces & Motions • Weather & Climate • Rules and Responsibilities • Me and my Family • Me on the Map PBIS (Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports) • Expectations: (Triple R’s) – Respectful – Responsible – Ready to Learn • Whole Body Listening Daily behavior calendar in Mustang folder Questions I Just Have to Ask… How often does my child get to use the bathroom? What if he/she has an accident? How important is my child’s attendance? How does my child purchase lunch? What is universal breakfast? How often should I check my child’s take home folder? Will my child have homework? When will it begin? Will kindergarten be taking field trips? How can I contact my child’s teacher? When can I start volunteering? $2.50 lunch $.60 milk Additional Information • Nurse Information: Mrs. Tshibaka • Please see the Nurse before you leave if your forms are not complete! • Transportation: Please indicate on your bus tag the morning and afternoon bus numbers if they differ • If driving to school, please arrive no later then 8:25 am • Judy Center Partnership • Ms. Kaymi Plank, Community Specialist • Mrs. Robin Hoff, Judy Community Center Learning Teacher Thanks for coming Volunteer Training: • Back to School Nights: (K – 2) September 9th from 6-7pm (3 - 5) September 10th from 6-7 pm • Carroll County Website lists additional times and locations Open House is 3:00-3:30 Be sure to take home your child’s tote bag and Mustang folder from their cubby. Please join us from 3:30 – 5:30 for our PTO Picnic after the Open House
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