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1. Targeting InstructionProfessional DevelopmentNov. 4, 2005 Step 1
Where are we now?
2. 2005 Report Card Grades 3-8
4. Students with Disabilities Grade 3-8 Reading, Lang, Writing Proficient & Advanced
6. Students with Disabilities Grades 3-8 Proficient & Advanced Math
7. 2005 Report Card Grades 9-12
8. Students with Disabilities Grades 9-12 Reading/Writing/Language Percentage Below Proficient
9. Students with Disabilities Grades 9-12 Reading/Writing/Language Percentage Proficient & Advanced
10. Students with Disabilities Grades 9-12 Math Percentage Below Proficient
11. Students with Disabilities Grades 9-12 Math Percentage & Advanced
12. Targeting Instruction Step 2
Focus on Content Areas
13. Writing Four Square Writing
Simple Graphic Organizer
Compose a paragraph or essay
Teaching resources at “Write On” website
14. Four Square
17. From the graphic organizer to the lined paper………..
18. Expanding the Paragraph Add a sentence to each square.
20. From the graphic organizer to the lined paper………..
21. 4 Square + 3 Add 3 sentences to each square.
23. Again from the graphic organizer to the lined paper………..
26. Writing Across Curriculum
27. Reading R.1. Develop oral language and listening skills
11. Engage verbally with stories in books, television, and movies Elmo’s Story (click bookshelf)
R.2. Demonstrate knowledge of concepts of print
5. Read uppercase alphabet letters Bembo’s Zoo
28. Reading R.3. Develop and maintain phonemic awareness and decoding strategies
3. Understand that a phoneme is one distinct sound Alphabet Action
9. Identify vowel sounds in isolation
Chicken Stacker
12. Segment one-syllable words into individual sounds and blend the
sounds into whole words
On the Shelf (Four Letter Words)
29. Documenting with Print Screen Copy the computer screen
Open Word
Click Edit….Paste
30. Reading R.3. Develop and maintain phonemic awareness and decoding strategies
3. Understand that a phoneme is one distinct sound Alphabet Action
9. Identify vowel sounds in isolation
Chicken Stacker
12. Segment one-syllable words into individual sounds and blend the
sounds into whole words
On the Shelf (Four Letter Words)
31. Writing W.1. Write for a variety of purposes
2. Correctly manipulate a variety of media tools to make marks
Harold and the Purple Crayon
5. Write some letters
YoungMinds Handwriting Practice
32. Language EL.1. Demonstrate knowledge of standard English usage, mechanics, spelling, and sentence structure
2. Write from left to right and top to bottom
Alphabet Practice Pad
33. Math NO.1. The student will understand numbers, ways of representing numbers, relationships among numbers, and number systems.
1. Count how many objects are in a set (1-10)
Count Your Chickens
34. Math G.1. The student will analyze characteristics and properties of geometric shapes.
1. Identify given shapes (circles and squares)
Locate triangles, circles and squares
35. Social Studies C.5. Recognize components of American culture (i.e., holidays, language, clothing, food, art, music, and religion).
2. Identify major national holidays and their purposes
Christmas Around the World Download the Presentation
44. Science LS5A. Recognize that living things reproduce. LS5B. Recognize that offspring tend to resemble their parents. 2. Match offspring with their parents. e.g., adult dog with a puppy Are You My Mother
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