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VFMS Curriculum Night

VFMS Curriculum Night. Fifth Grade Blue Team Social Studies. Mrs. Celeste Sparano sparanoc@tesd.net. Units. Geography & Maps Early Man & The Development of Civilizations and Writing Latin America North Africa & Ancient Egypt Europe Australia, Oceania, & Antarctica.

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VFMS Curriculum Night

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  1. VFMS Curriculum Night Fifth Grade Blue Team Social Studies Mrs. Celeste Sparano sparanoc@tesd.net

  2. Units • Geography & Maps • Early Man & The Development of Civilizations and Writing • Latin America • North Africa & Ancient Egypt • Europe • Australia, Oceania, & Antarctica

  3. The Focus of Each Unit • Geography • History • Culture • Modern Issues

  4. Our Textbook connected.mcgraw-hill.com

  5. Handouts Time for Kids Social Studies Folder Social Studies Journal Other Resources/Daily Materials

  6. Pinnacle Internet Viewer Tests & Quizzes Journal pages Hands on Projects Class work Homework Grading

  7. Advisory Support Schedule Lockers Assignment Books Teacher Pages [www.tesd.net] Afterschool Clubs 5 Bowling/Skating Parties Team Information

  8. Advisory Support • 2 days out of the 6 day rotation • Same teacher all year • Non-Graded • Seek help from another teacher

  9. Advisory Support • Quiet, respectful environment • Largely dedicated to work completion • Collaboration is allowed, but students should still be able to work independently without being disrupted or disturbed.

  10. Advisory Support • Make-up work • Opportunities to seek out teachers for extra help and support • IRP book or self-exploration project at a minimum.

  11. Movement Between Classes • Passes are not required for students to see other teachers. • We encourage the students to seek assistance from their advisory teacher first. • Library passes for computer use will be available during the day up to the end of lunch activity.

  12. Guidance/Gifted Support • Students can access their Guidance Counselor or Gifted Support Teacher if they are available via pass or phone call from Advisory Support Teacher.

  13. Academic Support • Some students with an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) may have an additional 2 or 4 days of support to work on their goals in lieu of some special area classes.

  14. HERO Program • Honesty • Empathy • Respect/Responsibility • Open-Mindedness

  15. HERO Program • Definition of Bullying and the Bullying Circle • Student awareness

  16. HERO Program • Building Homebase Communities • 18 Yearly Hero Homebase Meetings • Digital Citizenship Lessons included

  17. sparanoc@tesd.net http://www.tesd.net/mrssparano 610.240.2614 Communications

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