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Welcome to the Year 3/4/5 Acquaintance Night Presentation

Welcome to the Year 3/4/5 Acquaintance Night Presentation. Rms 12, 13, 14 and 15. Teachers. Room 15 Mary Baker – Yr 3/4 Room 14 Judy MacIntyre – Yr 3/4 Room 13 Danny Giles – Yr 4/5 Room 12 Adrian Law – Yr 4/5. Planning.

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Welcome to the Year 3/4/5 Acquaintance Night Presentation

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  1. Welcome to the Year 3/4/5 Acquaintance Night Presentation Rms 12, 13, 14 and 15

  2. Teachers Room 15 Mary Baker – Yr 3/4 Room 14 Judy MacIntyre – Yr 3/4 Room 13 Danny Giles – Yr 4/5 Room 12 Adrian Law – Yr 4/5

  3. Planning We plan as a team to ensure that the year 4’s have consistent learning experiences. We then accommodate the Year three and the Year five students by sharing curriculum methodologies between the teachers involved with those year levels.

  4. Specialist Teachers Shane Atkins – Science – Digital Technologies Stella Lavithias – Science and PE Angelica Cardone- Italian and Italian Mother Tongue Poppy Calabrese – Greek Mother Tongue Fiona Knappstein – ESL SSO’s will also support student programmes.

  5. Australian Curriculum In 2013 we will continue to develop our knowledge of the Maths and Science Australian Curriculums. We will also begin to explore the Australian History and English Curriculums.

  6. Each classroom has developed their own routines and timetables. We are all here for the benefit of your children and look forward to further developing positive relationships between home and school. You are welcome to spend the next few minutes viewing your child’s classroom and hearing about their routines.

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