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About Mrs. Caulfield
• I live in Pennington with my husband, daughter, and son- Katie (21) and Jim (20)
• 11th year teaching at Toll Gate• Previously a paraprofessional at Toll Gate• My children attended Toll Gate
• Undergraduate Degrees in Economics and Political Science
Lawyer-tax and pension planning
Daily ScheduleMorning Meeting &
Responsive Classroom Approach
GreetingSharing
• Building Community
• Questions and Comments
News and Announcements• Calendar and Weather
• Jobs
Activity
W.I.N. (What I Need)
• Students are organized into flexible groups according to their needs. Some students will be pulled out for Tier II reading/phonics instruction. The remainder of the class will work to strengthen independent reading skills.
Language Arts
• Writers’ Workshop– Expository, Creative, Persuasive– Process Writing – Journaling
• My Week at School Journal• Reading Response Journal
– Grammar, Punctuation, Sentence Construction• Spelling
– Fundations Language Program– Word Families– Games, songs, and class work
• Handwriting– Fundations Handwriting Program
Reading and Literacy• Readers’ Workshop
– Small Group instruction with leveled reading materials
• Sight words, word attack strategies, comprehension strategies, oral fluency
– Center Activities• Reader Response• Word Work (Grammar, Phonics, etc.)• Spelling• Computers (RAZ Kids)• Story Structure • Comprehension Strategies
• Independent Reading• Partner Reading
MathematicsEveryday Math Program (“Chicago Math”)
“Spiraling” Curriculum: Beginning, Developing, and Secure Skills
Curriculum TopicsAddition and Subtraction Number StoriesPlace Value Patterns and RulesMoney FractionsTime Measurement3-D & 2-D Shapes Decimals
Preliminary Multiplication and Division
Pre-assessment Interactive Games to Reinforce Concepts Enrichment Activities and Packets
Social Studies & Science• Communities & Map Skills
– Lego Communities– “Me on the Map”– Flat Stanley
• Native Americans- Plains, Southwest, Northwest and Woodland
• Light and Matter• Sun and Moon• - Planetarium Field Trip
• Ecology and Habitats - Habitat play -Camden Aquarium Field trip
ALL PROJECT BASED•
Special Activities
-Lego Community
-Flat Stanley Project
-Planetarium Field Trip
-Native American presentation at the Pennington Library
Aquarium Field Trip
-Habitat Play
-2nd Grade Picnic
-End of Year Writing Celebration
Snacks and LunchSnacks
• Approximately 10:15 each day• Please avoid snacks with peanuts or tree nuts• Please send healthy foods and drinks to provide good energy
• Birthday Celebrations-Quarterly
Water Bottles• Please encourage your child to bring a water bottle to keep in
his/her cubby for use throughout the day.
Lunchtime• Lunch from 12:35-1:05• Recess from 1:05 – 1:25 • Ice cream may be purchased. • Cafeteria Lunch Accounts
Homework
• Approximately 20-25 minutes per night Monday through Thursday
15 Minutes of Reading each night– Your Child is responsible for completing reading log
each night– Reading logs should stay in homework folder; They
are checked by me each Friday morning.
• Fridays: Parents read My Week At School Journals and write back to child in the journal.
Communication• Homework Notebooks
• Also can check homework on my website:hvrsd.org/staff/m.caulfield
• Or-just go to TollGate Webpage and find my name under “Teacher Websites”
• E-mail: [email protected]
• Phone: (609)737-4008 extension 1018