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1
Welcome
  • Please find your childs desk.
  • Read the note from your child.
  • Write a note back on the stationary.
  • Review the volunteer position descriptions. If
    you are interested in volunteering please email
    Mrs. Lyons with your choices.
  • Conference sign ups will be done online this year
    at a later date.
  • We will meet next door at 640.

2
Welcome to Curriculum Night!
  • Cougar Ridge Elementary School
  • Mrs. Kinsella and Mrs. Lyons
  • Third Grade Rooms P-4 and P-3
  • E-mail kinsallae_at_issaquah.wednet.edu
  • lyonsj_at_Issaquah.wednet.edu

3
  • Agenda
  • Our Backgrounds
  • Classroom Guidelines and Consequences
  • Curriculum Overview
  • Schedules
  • Homework
  • Other Important Information
  • Questions

4
Mrs. Kinsellas Background
  • Bachelor of Arts University of California, San
    Diego
  • Masters Degree in Education also from UCSD.
  • Taught for 5 years in San Jose, California
  • Taught in Northshore School District for 3 years.
  • National Board of Professional Teaching Standards
    Candidate
  • Moved to Issaquah School District to work closer
    to home.
  • Excited to be part of the CR community for my
    second year!

5
Mrs. Lyons Background
  • Bachelors of Science from University of
    Louisville Dental School
  • Masters in Teaching from Seattle University
  • Taught 3rd grade for 7 years at Cougar Ridge
    before taking leave to live overseas with my
    family.
  • Taught as a relief teacher in Australia.
  • 2012 to 2013 taught in the Science/Technology
    Program
  • Returned to Cougar Ridge in 2013.
  • Excited to team teach with Mrs. Kinsella!
  • Leisure Time cycle, swim, hike, spend time with
    my family and volunteer as an ambassador for The
    Cycle The W.A.V.E. Foundation.

6
Classroom Guidelines
  • I am kind.
  • I am responsible.
  • I am safe.

7
Classroom Consequences
  • Warning (I solve the problem.)
  • Conference (We solve it together.)
  • Consequence (The teacher chooses how to solve the
    problem.)

8
G.L.A.D.
 
  • Guided Language Acquisition Design
  • Cooperation, active learning, accountability,
    literacy, academic language
  • Visible
  • Desks in groups
  • Charts on walls
  • Used throughout the year and across all subjects

9
Making Meaning
Reading Strategies
  • Schema/Making Connections
  • Visualizing
  • Wondering/Questioning
  • Making Inferences
  • Determining Important Ideas
  • Understanding Text Structure
  • Summarizing
  • Individual and Small Group Targeted Instruction

10
Word StudyVocabulary and Spelling
  • Spelling and vocabulary embedded in reading,
    writing, social studies, and science.
  • 5 minutes a day for explicit spelling instruction
  • Research based
  • Spelling assessment targeted instruction
  • GLAD strategies for vocabulary acquisition

11
Writing
  • Writing Pathways by Lucy Calkins
  • Units of study
  • Narrative, Opinion, and Information
  • Start off with Crafting True Stories
  • Meets the Common Core State Standards
  • Students are assessed on
  • Overall, lead, transitions, ending, organization,
    elaboration, craft, spelling, and punctuation
  • Rubric scoring
  • Follows the Writing Process
  • Individualized and Small Group Instruction

12
Mathematics Everyday Math
  • We are adapting our math to follow Common Core
    State Standards
  • Operations and Algebraic Thinking multiplication
  • Number and Operations Base Ten System
  • Number and Operations fractions
  • Measurement Data
  • Geometry
  • Problem Solving and reasoning

13
Social Studies
History Northwest Coast Native Americans Pioneers
Civics and Economics Citizenship, American
Symbols Differing Points of View
14
Science
  • Physical Science Properties of Matter (Rocks and
    Minerals), Energy (Salmon)
  • Earth and Space Science Water and Weather
    (Salmon, Weather)
  • Life Science Animal Life Cycles (Salmon),
    Variations of Inherited Characteristics (Salmon)

15
Health
  • New Literature Based Health Curriculum
  • We are what we eat
  • Smoking and drugs
  • Changes in families
  • Self empowerment
  • Conflict resolution
  • Body systems
  • Non-communicable illness
  • Managing Stress
  • Water Safety and Swimming

16
Technology
  • Basic Operations and Concepts
  • Ethics
  • Research
  • Keyboarding
  • One hour/week computer lab

17
  • Smarter Balanced Assessment (Common Core
    Standards)
  • March-April
  • Reading Math
  • Online
  • 3rd Grade Report Card
  • Common Core Standards

18
Our Daily ScheduleM, T, Th, F
Kinsellas Students Warm Up/Cursive Math/Science
with Mrs. Lyons Writing/Word Study Lunch/Recess
Specialist/Social Studies Recess Reading Dismi
ssal
Time 830 850 1030 1145 1225 135 155
255
Lyons Students Warm Up/Cursive Writing/Social
Studies/Word Study with Mrs. Kinsella Math Lunch/
Recess Specialist/Science Recess Reading Dismi
ssal
19
Our Daily ScheduleWednesdays
Kinsellas Students Warm Up/Cursive Reading/Writi
ng Science with Mrs. Lyons Lunch/Recess Class
meeting/Social Dismissal
Time 830 850 950 1125 1205 1245
Lyons Students Warm Up/Cursive Science Reading/
writing with Mrs. Kinsella Lunch/Recess Class
meeting/Social Dismissal
20
Specialist Schedule
Kinsella Lyons
Monday Music Music
Tuesday PE PE
Wednesday None None
Thursday Library Music, PE
Friday PE, Music Library
21
Homework
  • Goals To reinforce classwork. For students to
    develop independence, self-discipline, and
    responsibility. To increase communication between
    home and school.
  • Nightly homework (30 minutes or less)
  • Monday Writing
  • Tuesday Math
  • Wednesday Reading (may be online later this
    year)
  • Thursday Math IXL (online)
  • Friday No homework (Kidmail goes home)
  • Read at least 20 minutes daily Just Right Books
  • Return take-home folders daily
  • Book talks
  • Online passwords can be found on students
    homework folders.
  • Please make alternative arrangements with us if
    your child can not complete homework online.

22
P T S A
I S F
Helping Students Achieve
ISF Power Point
23
Miscellaneous Information
  • Time for Kids magazine ()
  • Salmon Hatchery Field Trip () coming up in
    October. (More info will be sent home)
  • No cash or check, please pay online from the link
    on the school website. NOT READY YET ?
  • Please provide a healthy, nut-free snack every
    day. This should be quick easy to eat.
  • Water bottles Birthday policy
  • Volunteer info Scholastic Book Orders
  • Classroom website for reminders/updates/homework

24
Thanks so much for coming! This will be a GREAT
year!
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