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Welcome to Back to School Night! Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Laudien ILA

Welcome to Back to School Night! Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Laudien ILA. Please sign in next to your child ’ s name, take the handouts, and fill out the questionnaire. House 4 ILA. What is Integrated Language Arts?. Reading Workshop. Mini-lesson Independent reading Conferences Group work

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Welcome to Back to School Night! Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Laudien ILA

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  1. Welcome to Back to School Night!Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. LaudienILA • Please sign in next to your child’s name, take the handouts, and fill out the questionnaire.

  2. House 4 ILA • What is Integrated Language Arts?

  3. Reading Workshop • Mini-lesson • Independent reading • Conferences • Group work • Share/closure

  4. Writing Workshop • Mini-lesson • Independent work • Conferences • Group work • Share

  5. Words Their Way • Groups • Sorts • Daily Activities • Homework • Assessments

  6. Homework • Reading • 30 minutes a night/5 nights a week • Quick jots • Writing Long • Writing • Expand entries in the writer’s notebook • Words Their Way • Practice sorts • Spelling quiz on Friday

  7. Research ShowsThe more students read, the greater their achievement. • Relationship Between Amount of Recreational Reading and Scores on Standardized Reading Tests • Percentile Rank Minutes Reading/Day • 20 .7 • 30 1.9 • 40 3.3 • 50 5.0 • 60 6.4 • 70 10.0 • 80 14.2 • 90 20.0 • 98 65.0

  8. Parent Involvement • Research shows that students with parents who are involved in their children's education achieve more. Below are a few things you can do with your children on a daily basis that will make a difference in their education: • Encourage your children to develop a reading and writing habit. • Model independent reading. Children learn from watching models. If they see you read instead of watching television or surfing the web, they are more likely to pick up a book during their free time. • Read to or with your children every day. • Read your child’s published piece, but PLEASE DO NOT CORRECT or CHANGE it. • Encourage independent reading every day. • Make frequent trips to the library. • Provide your children with appropriate reading and writing materials.

  9. Contact Information • ****Email – • cthomas@ebnet.org • claudien@ebnet.org • Website http://teacherweb.com/NJ/HammarskjoldMiddleSchool/MrsThomas/ • Now accessible from ebnet.org!

  10. FYI • Scholastic Reading Club • access from teacherweb • www.Scholastic.com/bookclubs • Class code: GTKK7 • Extra help sessions • Lunch bunch • NJASK prep

  11. Thank you for coming! • We look forward to working with you this year!

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