Please come in and:

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Welcome!!!!!

• Please come in and
• Find your childs seat
• Inspect their drawers and chair pockets
• Begin filling out a memory square. You will find
  them on the center of your table. Put them in
  the name box when you are finished! (over by the
  side whiteboard)

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Seaview ElementaryCurriculum Night4/5th Grade
Welcome!!

• Alecia Aillaud

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Welcome to Room B-3!

• Introduction of Teacher
• Policies
• Curriculum
• Homework
• Parent Help
• Odds and Ends

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Alecia Aillaud
Travel
cooking
Sports
Family
Photography
Italy
Painting
Reading
University of Arizona
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First things first

• You may be wondering
• How will Mrs. Aillaud challenge my 5th grader
  with a split?
• I will teach to each individual students needs
  and abilities, just as I do in a regular class.
• 5th grade students will have the opportunity to
  be leaders and set examples
• 5th graders will get the instruction they need
  for district tests and State tests (CBA,
  Math/Science/Reading MSP)

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You may be wondering

• How will Mrs. Aillaud make sure my student learns
  the curriculum they need?
• Researched all standards for both 4th and 5th
  grade
• Found strategies to combine science and social
  studies curriculum so that both grades get what
  they need and 4th graders will not repeat too
  much next year
• 4th and 5th grade curriculum fits well with each
  other in most areas easy for planning grade
  level activities.

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Classroom Policies

• Classroom Pact
• Inside space reflects behaviors we want in the
  classroom
• Outside space reflects behaviors we dont want in
  the classroom

• Token system
• Consequences
• Bathroom and water fountain rules
• Good Job Jar

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Responsibility

• Responsible students are rewarded!
• Turned in Boomerang, Math Homework, Reading
  Journal, Signed Planner
• All turned in on time during week 1 star
• 1 Star free time on Friday afternoon
• 5 Stars in a row for one session Pizza Party
• No star catch up on work/read

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Reading

• Workshop Model
• Thinking strategies across curriculum
• Schema
• Visualizing
• Questioning
• Inference
• Monitor for Meaning
• Determining Importance
• Synthesis

• Reading QRIs 3 times a year
• Integrating Social Studies into reading
• Minimum of 6 chapter books for the year
• Book Reports

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Writing

• Writers Workshop Model
• Model for the Student
• Guided Practice
• Independent Work
• Sharing

• Types of writing
• Narratives
• Prompt Writing - MSP
• Biographies
• Journal Writing
• Persuasive Writing
• Expository Writing
• Friendly letters

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MATH ADOPTION!

• Math Expressions
• Separating 4th and 5th
• 4th graders to Mrs. Lowery and Mrs. Fortin/Owens
• 5th graders with me
• Student resources books galore!
• Homework
• Home resources http//www.eduplace.com/math/mthe
  xp/
• Assessments

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Science

• 3 Kits
• Variables Pendulums, Flippers
• Motion and Design Kinex
• Ecosystems

• Science MSP Spring
• Emphasis on variables
• Science notebooks

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2 Liter Bottles!!!
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Social Studies

• Geography of Washington and US
• Colonizing America/Invasion
• Independence and how it affects Native Americans
• Founding a Nation and impacts on Native Americans
• Impact Today
• Social Studies CBA 5th grade
• Town Hall meeting with Senator

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Camp Killoqua

• 5th Graders only 4th graders with me during the
  day!
• May 3rd, 4th, 5th
• Parent meeting later in the year
• Around 95
• Team time

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Homework

• Math Homework Daily
• Read 20 minutes EVERY night, record in planner
• Parent signature in planner
• Reading Journal assigned day of the week (start
  in a few weeks)
• Forgetting homework

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Odds and Ends

• Snacks
• Fresh fruit or vegetables only healthy
  learning!
• Monday Envelopes/Boomerangs
• Go home every Monday
• Contains Seaview letters and notices as well as
  finished student work
• Should come back the following Tuesday
• Weekly Newsletters
• Email/boomerangs
• Website
• http//teacher.edmonds.wednet.edu/seaview/aaillaud
  /index.php
• Shark Zone
• 5th grade to start, add in 4th graders as the
  year continues

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So youre probably wondering
What can I do?
How can I help?
There are many ways to help in Room 12!
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Volunteering in Room 12

• See volunteer sign up by the name box.
• Math!!! working with students or small groups
• Word Study program
• Shark Zone training/Depositor
• Pizza Parties
• Field Trips
• Share a special talent or lesson
• Other

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Its going to be a great year in Room B-3!!
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions
throughout the year. [phone]
or aillauda_at_edmonds.wednet.edu Thank you so much
for being here tonight!