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Welcome to Parent Information Night!
Ways to Contact Me
• Mrs. McCormick - [email protected]• Mrs. Canlas - [email protected]
• David Elementary 281-298-4700
• Conference Period 10:05-11:00
Birthday Celebrations
Please do not send homemade food. It has to be store bought with the ingredient label present. (No nuts or nut oil)
Please consider bringing non-food item such as scented pencils, erasers, trinkets, etc. to pass out to class.
All birthday items should be dropped off at the office by 1:00pm. Birthday celebrations happen in the classroom the last 10 minutes of the school day.
Transportation
If there is a change in transportation, please email or call the office by 2 p.m. to inform us of the change. If we have no note or phone call, your child will have to go by the daily transportation we have on file.
RAINY DAY DISMISSAL
There are no walkers on rainy days. If your child is normally a walker, you can pick them up in the car line. It will help with our student's safety and with efficiency of dismissal.
Everyday Counts
We all want our students to get a great education, and the building blocks for a great education begin with students coming to school each day.
Attendance patterns are established early – a child regularly missing days in the early years of school will often continue to miss classes in later years, and receive lower test scores.
Arrange family vacations during school holidays so that children miss as little school as possible.
Establish and stick to the basic routines (going to bed early, waking up on time, etc.) that will help your child develop the habit of on-time attendance.
Did you know that attendance rates are used for school state report cards and federal accountability? In 2014-2015 David Elementary had an attendance rate of 97.6%, which put us in Quartile 1 (top rating).
Language Arts
Fiction
Nonfiction
Expository
Procedural
Poetry
Drama
Traditional Literature (Fables, Legends, and Myths)
Folk Tales
Research
Writing
Personal narratives
Imaginative stories
Persuasive
Expository (Informational and
Procedural)
Poetry
Research
Library & AR
• Library Library is scheduled for Thursdays. Students can check out 3
books at a time. Your child should have their books in class
everyday for independent reading time. Please help remind your
child to bring all of their books every Thursday.
• AR
Students will take tests over their three library books during class
time. Students will have a reading range through AR to help them
select books on their level.
*Grading Period 1: AR is not a grade
*Period 2, 3, and 4: Teachers will set an AR goal which
will result in a test grade.
Language Arts Homework
• Students should read at least 5 nights per week.
*Read 20 Minutes
*Practice Word Work Pattern (Test on Friday over pattern)
*Parents Sign Reading Log
Math
First Half of the Year
Graphing
Number Patterns to 600
Place Value to 600
Addition and Subtraction to 20
Money
2 digit +/- with and without regrouping
Measurement
Math
Second Half of the Year
Number Patterns to 1,200
Place Value to 1,200
3 digit +/-
Geometry
Fractions
Multiplication and Division
Personal Financial Literacy
Science
Science Safety
What is a scientist?Matter
Combining Materials
Light energy
Heat energy
Sound energy
Magnets
Motion
Rocks
Science Continued
Water
Resources
Water cycle
Weather
Earth and Space
Plant and animal needs
Plant and animal environments
Organisms
Insect life cycles
Projects
Math Homework
Tuesday Night - Due Wednesday
Thursday Night - Due Friday
Thank you for coming!
We look forward to a great school year.