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Curriculum Curriculum NightNight
Curriculum Curriculum NightNight
First GradeFirst GradeAugust 19, 2014August 19, 2014
Introducing the First Grade Team!
Ms. Brandenburg and Ms. Friday Ms. Hartford
Ms. Johnson Ms. Medford
Ready for 1st Grade
Your child should be able to:• Write first and last name using
upper and lower case letters• Tie shoes• State full name, birthday, address
and telephone number
• Read Kindergarten Sight Words with fluency
• Read color words• Read number words 0-10• Write numbers 1-100• Know initial and final consonant
sounds• Know the difference between a
letter, word, and sentence
1st Grade Reading
• Recognize spelling patterns, vowel combinations and vowel sounds in words
• Identify unknown words using several strategies: phonics, sounding out word parts, and using context clues
• Read high frequency words (60 wpm)• Recognize sight words
• Read with fluency and expression• Demonstrate comprehension by
summarizing, retelling, and responding to questions about stories
• Retell story events in sequence
1st Grade Writing• Write complete sentences to answer questions• Retell stories in written form• Recognize and use steps of writing process• Write personal narratives, persuasive
paragraphs, informational paragraphs and responses to literature using phonetic spelling and basic sight words
• Write Traits- Ideas, conventions, sentence fluency, organization and word choice
• Write Score Assessment• Uniform in writing expectations-common
rubric used by all 1st grade teachers to assess writing assessments
Steps of Writing Process
• Prewriting – Planning (Graphic organizers)
• Drafting - Putting thoughts onto paper• Revising – Changing for meaning (choose
nouns, pronouns and action words to describe or explain)
• Editing – Correcting for standard conventions of English (capitalization, punctuation, and spelling)
• Publishing – Displaying work to be shared
Spelling-Words Their Way
• Students assessed and placed in their in the appropriate level during lst month of school
• Spelling tests will begin after Labor Day
• Friday’s spelling test will cover your child’s spelling pattern for the week
Listening and Speaking
• Follow two-step and three-step oral directions
• Listen to and takes turns responding to questions in complete sentences
• Share information or experiences within a group
• Listen to and retell stories in own words
Research• Locate and use resources in the
classroom (map/globes, computer, dictionary, etc)
• Use Media Center to check out materials independently
• Alphabetize words• Recognize and use table of contents
Mathematics 6 State Units
• Unit 1: Creating Routines Using Data• Unit 2: Developing Base Ten Number Sense• Unit 3: Understanding Shapes and Fractions• Unit 4: Sorting, Comparing and Ordering• Unit 5: Operations and Algebraic Thinking• Unit 6: Understanding Place Value• Switching for Math Class by levels
Social Studies•Our Earth, Our Home
•Benjamin Franklin•Lewis & Clark; Sacagawea
•Thomas Jefferson•George Washington Carver
•Harriet Tubman•Theodore Roosevelt•American Folktales•Personal Finance
Each unit will involve studying the contribution, geographic setting, character, everyday life, and economic choices of the American Hero
Health
Health
School Bus Safety Second StepCommunicable and
Chronic Diseases
Violence Prevention
Nutrition
Red Ribbon Week
Personal Health
Grading• S Satisfactory (100%-80%)• N Needs Improvement (79%-
70%)• U Unsatisfactory (69% & below)• NG Not Graded• Stars and smiley faces• Report cards go home every 9 weeks.
Want to know more? www.fultonschools.org www.doe.k12.ga.us site for Common Core
Georgia performance standards www.statebridgecrossing.com www.mshartfordsfirstgrade.weebly.com Homework can be viewed athttp://firstgradesbce.weebly.com/□ Math website www.ixl.com
□ Spelling website www.spellingcity.com
Behavior Management• The Suns, the Clouds and daily
calendar• Treasure Box• Reinforce positive behavior with stars
that we can use for a Mystery Prize• If your child needs extra support, we
will work together to create a customized behavior plan.
My Website
• Please visit my website where you can find our daily schedule, class list, what we are learning, sign ups, wish lists and more.
• If you have any suggestions for making it more user friendly- don’t hesitate to contact me. I would LOVE your input!
Homework• Written homework will come home
every Monday. Please sign and return it on Friday.
• Reading for 10-15 minutes EVERY night.• Can be accessed from the 1st grade
website • Fun choices are included in tonight's
packet
Communicationo VIP Papers: every Thursday o Go Home Folder with Behavior Calendar- please make
sure it comes to school every dayo Work Sample Packets every 2-3 weekso Website: This will be updated to reflect current test
dates and other important informationo Email: [email protected] (preferred)o Remember to send in a written note when your child is
absent or there is a transportation change!