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Title: Welcome to Third Grade Curriculum Night


1
Welcome to Third Grade Curriculum Night
  • Our Goal is that by the end of the year all
    students will score a level 3 or 4 on the Math
    and Reading End of Grade Tests and will be ready
    for 4th grade by showing at least 15 growth from
    Predictive Assessment 1 to Predictive Assessment
    2.

2
Parent Third Grade Curriculum Brochure and Our
Essential Curriculum
  • Go to
  • http//iss.schoolwires.com/domain/1559

3
Assessment Cycles
  • One Baseline Assessment
  • 2 Predictive Assessments
  • A Common Assessment between the Predictive
    Assessments
  • Math Pre-tests for individual units
  • Quizzes for Social Studies, Science, and Health
  • End of Unit Math tests
  • Reading and Spelling Tests
  • NC End of Grade Tests

4
Math
  • Using math pre-tests for individual units allows
    us to adjust for learning differences.
  • Envisions Textbook
  • Hands On Instruction with manipulatives
  • Small Group Remediation and Enrichment

5
English Language Arts
  • Balanced Literacy Instruction which includes
    Phonics, Vocabulary, Spelling, Fluency, and
    Comprehension
  • Small Group Remediation and Enrichment
  • Scott Foresman Reading Street Textbook
  • Novel Studies
  • Guided and Independent Reading
  • Junior Great Books for Shared Inquiry Reading

6
21st Century Learners
  • Goal To teach and prepare our children to
    utilize technology in a competitive global
    society.
  • Accelerated Reader
  • Websites to build background for weekly stories
  • Multiplication fact practice online
  • Study Island
  • Newsletter online
  • Parent and Student resources on web page
  • PowerPoint presentations

7
Communication
  • Email
  • Handwritten Notes
  • Agendas
  • Newsletter (online)
  • Weekly Folders
  • Conferences (teacher and student led)
  • Webpages

8
North Carolina Common Core Standards
  • 2011 -2012

9
Who?
  • 48 states, the District of Columbia, and two
    territories have signed on to the Common Core
    State Standards Initiative

10
Standards Development Process
  • College and career readiness standards developed
    in summer 2009
  • Based on the college and career readiness
    standards, K-12 learning progressions developed
  • Multiple rounds of feedback from states,
    teachers, and feedback group and validation
    committee.
  • Groups representing English language learners and
    students with disabilities were instrumental in
    developing the ELL and students with disabilities
    statements in the introduction to the standards.

11
Why is This Important for Students, Teachers,
and Parents?
  • Prepares students with the knowledge and skills
    they need to succeed in college and work
  • Ensures consistent expectations regardless of a
    students zip code
  • Provides educators, parents, and students with
    clear, focused learning targets.

12
Criteria for the Standards
  • Fewer, clearer, and higher
  • Aligned with college and work expectations
  • Include rigorous content and application of
    knowledge through high-order skills
  • Build upon strengths and lessons of current state
    standards
  • Internationally benchmarked, so that all students
    are prepared to succeed in our global economy and
    society
  • Based on evidence and research

13
More Information
  • Visit www.corestandards.org
  • Visit http//www.pta.org/3rdGradeFeb4.pdf

14
PBIS-What is it?
  • Positive Behavior Interventions and Support
  • Proactive approach to school-wide discipline
  • Promotes positive student and staff behavior
  • Implemented consistently by staff and
    administration

15
Traditional vs. PBIS
  • Traditional
  • Focused on Problem behavior
  • Goal to stop problem behavior through punishment
  • PBIS
  • Replace problem behavior with new skill
  • Rewards appropriate behavior as it is being
    learned
  • Teaches the concept of consequences both good and
    bad.

16
3 Year Implementation
  • We are in year 2
  • During year 1 we established the Three Rs,
    jewels, coins, and treasure chests
  • During year 2 we have defined office referrals,
    developed check-in-check out, began individual
    ticket system

17
Response to Instruction or RtI
  • This year we will be working with the district as
    RtI pilot school
  • This will offer us training in Reading
    Foundations and Math Foundations
  • All students will participate in AIMS Web
    Screening
  • Differentiation within the classroom, Pirate
    Time, and PBIS all help to support this model.

18
RtI is. (Pirate Time)
  • Whole school working together
  • Using resources and expertise to help all
    students
  • Regular monitoring of success/needs
  • Data driven instruction!
  • Multi-step process
  • High-quality, research-based instruction and
    interventions
  • Varying levels of intensity
  • Match interventions
  • to students needs

RtI
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