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Welcome!. 2016-2017 School Year. Philadelphia Elementary School. Ms. Oody, Ms. Russell, and Mrs. Fritts 1 st Grade. A little about us!. A little about us!. Agenda/Topics to Be Covered. Who’s Who Classroom Policies Homework Grading Parent Conferences Questions. Who’s Who.

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  1. Welcome! 2016-2017 School Year Philadelphia Elementary School Ms. Oody, Ms. Russell, and Mrs. Fritts 1st Grade

  2. A little about us!

  3. A little about us!

  4. Agenda/Topics to Be Covered • Who’s Who • Classroom Policies • Homework • Grading • Parent Conferences • Questions

  5. Who’s Who • Marvin Feezell, Principal • Kevin Gentry, Assistant Principal • Lucy Anne Layman, Librarian • John Dutton, Music • Kelly Jones, Guidance • Beth Sandidge, Art • Jeremy Collins, PE

  6. Classroom Policies • School-wide Behavior Plan • 7:50-Arrive in class, No sooner! Must go to new gym or cafeteria before. Please do not wait in the hallway until 7:50! • 3:05-Dismissal for ALL students. Your child must meet you in the new gym before signing out. • 3:45-Children not picked up will be escorted to office • Planners and Weekly Purple folders • Classroom Behavior Plan

  7. Classroom Policies • Earn DoJo points or lose playtime

  8. Homework Readers Fluency Sheets (Math & Reading) You can always do math facts with your child READ, READ, READ!

  9. Experts say thatchildren should read 20-30 minutes a day…but WHY?

  10. Does it REALLY make a difference? Let’s see…

  11. If “Child A” reads for 5 minutes a day, five times a week, she’ll be reading25 minutes per week.

  12. If “Child B” reads for 30 minutes a day, five times a week, he’ll be reading at least150 minutes per week.

  13. Since there are 4 weeks in a month: Child A will read 100 minutes each month. While Child B will read 600 minutes each month.

  14. There are 12 months in a year so… reads 1,200 minutes a year. reads 7,200 minutes a year.

  15. Grading • Please look at graded work that is sent home in purple folders each week to see how your child is doing. • These papers will typically be sent home in weekly Monday folder on the “Return to School” side.

  16. New Grade Card • A different paper will be sent home each 9 weeks • Standards based • Please sign and return • Scale will be as follows: • E S N U

  17. Parent Conferences • E-mail • Voice mail • Scheduled conferences • If you have an issue please let us know!!

  18. A Couple of extras Ice cream PHILLY FRIDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Healthy cart only on Philly Friday http://pes.loudoncounty.edlioschool.com/

  19. Q&A Any questions?

  20. 1st Grade is great! • We are excited about a great 1st grade year and we hope you are as well!

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