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Gifted Program at EHES

Gifted Program at EHES. Mrs. Lataille Ms. Duncan. Our school day…. Morning Work - math, grammar, handwriting, reading Reading/ Social Studies block – 2 hours Lunch Success Maker Enrichment Science Mathematics Recess/Snack. Reading Block: Monday. Vocabulary Reading and Reflecting.

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Gifted Program at EHES

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  1. Gifted Program at EHES Mrs. Lataille Ms. Duncan

  2. Our school day…. • Morning Work - math, grammar, handwriting, reading • Reading/ Social Studies block – 2 hours • Lunch • Success Maker • Enrichment • Science • Mathematics • Recess/Snack

  3. Reading Block: Monday • Vocabulary • Reading and Reflecting

  4. Reading Block Tuesday • Read and Reflect • Shared Inquiry Discussion

  5. Literacy Stations • Four - Five students in each station: 3&4 grade students • Students visit five stations each week • Two - Three centers a day for 30 minutes in each center • Wednesday & Thursday

  6. Reading Block: Wednesday – Thursday • Stations: Language Arts Vocabulary Research Creative Arts/Writing Social Studies

  7. Advantages of In-Depth Inquiry Students who are actively involved in an extended cycle of questioning, experiential data-gathering, group discussion, and sharing of information will be engaged, will want to learn more, and will be motivated to do so later on. Daniels, Hyde, and Zemelman 1998, 117

  8. Language Arts

  9. Vocabulary

  10. Research

  11. Creative Arts

  12. Social Studies

  13. Why Literacy Stations? • Reaches all learning styles • Ensure students grasp the key components of reading • Become better readers • Integrates Social Studies and Science

  14. Reading Block: Friday • Quizzer • Spelling and Vocabulary Test • Conferences • Presentations

  15. Reading Projects and Presentations

  16. Mathematics • During the first nine weeks students will be working out of a third and fourth grade text. • 3rd Grade Curriculum Map Pacing Guide • We will begin using the fourth grade text book during the second nine weeks. • 4rth Grade Curriculum Map Pacing Guide

  17. Math Superstars • All students are required to participate in Math Superstars. This program is designed to challenge and review all math concepts that will prepare them for the FCAT test in March.

  18. Social Studies: Florida Studies • Social Studies Flash Cards • Geography and Map Skills, History of Florida , and Florida’s Government

  19. Science • Incorporating reading, social studies, and science. • Physical Science, Force and Motion, Earth Space Science, Processes that Shape the Earth, Florida Wetlands Ecosystem: The Everglades • Hands on science experiments

  20. Integrating the Content “One of the most important functions of a teacher is to help students make important connections between the subject matters they study.” Kieff, Judith, “Connecting the Dots: Interdisciplinary Planning in Action” Childhood Education, 81(3)(2005):158

  21. Additional Info... • Parent Link • Parent Corp • Curriculum Mapping Pacing Guides

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