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Pre-Open House First Grade Austin Road Elementary School

Join Mrs. Reid, Ms. Stroud, and Mr. Sellers at our open house to learn about math units, language arts, science, grading scale, homework, and more for first graders. Get insights on Math Units, Daily Math Practices, Standarts of Mathmetical Practices, English language Arts, Reading and Writing and more. Interact with teachers and ask any questions you may have.

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Pre-Open House First Grade Austin Road Elementary School

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  1. Pre-Open HouseFirst Grade Austin Road Elementary School Mrs. Reid Ms. Stroud Mr. Sellers

  2. Welcome Agenda: • Math Units • Daily Math Practices • Standards of Mathematical Practice • Language Arts, Reading and Writing • Science/Social Studies • Grading Scale • Daily Homework • A few Reminders… • Questions?

  3. Math Units Unit 1: Creating Routines and Using Data Unit 2: Developing Base Ten Number Sense Unit 3: Operations and Algebraic Thinking Unit 4: Sorting, Comparing, and Ordering Unit 5: Understanding Place Value Unit 6: Understanding Shapes and Fractions ** At the beginning of each unit, you will receive a parent letter explaining in detail the specific standards that will be taught during each unit **

  4. Daily Math Practices • Number Talks – help students become proficient in math • The goals are: • 1. Developing number sense • 2. Developing fluency with small numbers • 3. Making Tens • Number talks are a great way for students to use mental math to solve problems, explain their thinking, and have mathematical debates. A Number Talk is a short, ongoing daily routine that provides students with meaningful ongoing practice with computation. • Math Centers- provide an opportunity for small group instruction and differentiation • Journaling

  5. Standards of Mathematical Practices Students are expected to: 1. Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them. 2. Reason abstractly and quantitatively. 3. Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others. 4. Model with mathematics. 5. Use appropriate tools strategically. 6. Attend to precision. 7. Look for and make use of structure. 8. Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning.

  6. English Language Arts In English Language Arts, there are three major comprehension objectives: • Reading Foundational (print concepts, phonological awareness, phonics & word recognition, fluency) • Conventions of Standard English (grammar skills: nouns, verbs, adjectives, sentence structure, etc. • Vocabulary Acquisition and Use (multiple meaning words, using context clues, shades of meaning, prefixes/suffixes, etc.

  7. This is a table for monitoring progress of Instructional Reading Level and growth. Instructional level means it can be read with instructional support. Henry County Schools are using Fountas & Pinnell to monitor and track your child’s reading growth. This table only shows First grade levels. Students will be assessed a minimum of 3 times a year. Extra support in weak areas will be given if he/she is below grade level expectations as well as progress monitoring assessments. How can you help at home? • Have your child to read daily for 15 minutes • As your child is reading, ask them various questions to monitor comprehension and have them to retell/summarize what they’ve read • Practice reading the weekly sight words • Model fluency sounds like Grade Level Reading Expectations

  8. WritingWriting is a focus area and will be integrated into all content areas !!! There are 3 writing genres the students will focus on during the writing block: • Narrative • Opinion • Informative/Explanatory

  9. Science Units • Weather and Seasons • Plants and Animals • Water • Sound • Light and Shadows • Magnets

  10. Social Studies Units • Historical Understandings(Read about and describe the life of historical figures and American Folktales) • Geographic Understandings (Map Skills: identifying your city, state, county, continents, oceans, landforms) • Government/Civics(Positive Character Traits and Patriotic Words) • Economics(Goods/Services, Making Choices, Producers/Consumers)

  11. Grading Scale Level 1 (Emerging): Limited or minimum progress toward achievement of the standard Level 2 (Progressing): Progressing toward achievement of the standard Level 3 (Meets): Consistently and independently achieves the standard Level 4 (Exceeds): Consistently and independently achieves the standard with evidence of exceeding the standard

  12. Homework Monday-Thursday students will receive daily math and reading homework Each Wednesday they will receive a writing prompt Homework is NOT counted as a grade Used to reinforce and review the standards that we are working on in class Due Friday of each week

  13. Please send a healthy daily snack to school with your child. • On P.E. days, the students are asked to wear sneakers • ALL transportation changes MUST BE HANDWRITTEN • Please check your child’s Take Home Folder and initial the agendas daily

  14. Questions Thank you for coming!

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