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Back to School Night 2004

Back to School Night 2004. Susan Klosinski EDUC509 Wednesday, July 28, 2004. Agenda. Welcome and Introductions Academic Goals Classroom Tour Daily Schedule Special Activities Parent/Teacher Communication. Video Introduction Click Picture to Listen. Introductions.

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Back to School Night 2004

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  1. Back to School Night 2004 Susan Klosinski EDUC509 Wednesday, July 28, 2004

  2. Agenda • Welcome and Introductions • Academic Goals • Classroom Tour • Daily Schedule • Special Activities • Parent/Teacher Communication

  3. Video IntroductionClick Picture to Listen

  4. Introductions • Susan Klosinski, M.Ed. • Head Classroom Teacher • Responsible for daily curriculum, skill evaluations and parent/teacher conferences

  5. Special Education Team • Carolyn Quigg, Occupational Therapist • Kimberly Hogeson, Speech Therapist • Karen Preston, Physical Therapist • Lois Shaya, School Nurse • 4 Teacher Aides

  6. Academic Goals • Our goal is to maximize your child’s academic skills, gross and fine motor capabilities and sensory integration tolerance in a warm, caring and supportive environment.

  7. Methods • Each child has an IEP, with details of the services to be received. • Some services will be provided in outside classrooms with special equipment. Your child will be accompanied during transitions by a teacher, therapist or aide. • Group learning activities will be incorporated every day.

  8. Classroom Tour • Kidney-Shaped Table • Students work together on academic and fine motor projects • Puzzles, Play-Doh, Lacing Beads and Cards, Peg Boards, Pre-Writing, Coloring • Doubles as snack table

  9. Student Drawings

  10. Classroom Stations • Manipulatives - pegs, puzzles, interlocking shapes • Imaginative Play - dress up, pretend house, trains/cars • Circle Time Carpet - Weather, Calendar • Art/Craft Center - paint, play-doh, glue, etc.

  11. 8:40 - 9:00 Good morning and fine motor activity 9:00 - 9:20 Circle Time: Alphabet, Days of the Week, Calendar, Story time 9:20 - 9:40 Imaginative Play 9:40 - 9:50 Clean Up Daily Schedule

  12. Daily Schedule cont. • 9:50 - 10:00 Snack Time • 10:00 - 10:20 Story/Art Project • 10:20 - 11:00 PT/OT/Speech • 11:00 - 11:20 Reading • 11:20 - 11:30 Clean Up/ Pack Bags/Buses • 11:40 Buses Depart

  13. Special Activities • In-School Field Trips: Gym, Music, Library • In-Class Visits from K-5 students: reading stories and presenting plays • Group Speech/PT/OT activities - themes include zoo animals, gardens, sea life, holiday celebrations • Classroom Parties: Halloween, Winter Holidays and End of Year • Birthday Parties - Optional

  14. Parent/Teacher Communication Communication Journal • Separate journals used for head teacher, speech, OT and PT • Please send to school each day in your child’s backpack • Use journal to communicate questions/concerns, or to tell us about something special to your child (ie: a new toy, a family field trip, a game they want to play)

  15. Contact Information Susan Klosinski Rice Elementary Voicemail: 856-555-1212 Email: Sklosinski@riceschool.com

  16. Conclusion Thank You for attending Back to School Night 2004. Goodnight!

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