FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions 
of students and parents.
  1. How do I find out what my child is learning about in school?
  2. There's no homework listed on the web site what sould we work on?
  3. If my child is having some problems behaviorally, how will I know?
  4. What level books should my child be reading?



How do I find out what my child is learning about in school?

Review the web site on a weekly basis referring to the section  "Ask Your
Child About". This is a great resource for talking points about school.
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There's no homework listed on the web site what sould we work on?

Read, read, read! Every student should be exposed to text daily. Reading
stories at bed time is a great way to do this. Your child can read to you or
be read to. Start with a picture walk predicting what the story is about, read
the text with your child with intonation and ask questions at the end of the
text to develop comprehension.
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If my child is having some problems behaviorally, how will I know?

Look for the green stamp on your child's hand at the end of the day. Green
stamp = great day! If your child does not receive a stamp it means they didn't
always make the appropriate choice even after redirecting. If the situation
continues I will send you an e-mail letting you know how the day went. After
parent conferences I will electronically send a behavior spreadsheet noting
poor choices. Spreadsheets will only be sent home if the student has a
recurring, unacceptable behavior or if the number of incidents is unusually high.
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What level books should my child be reading?

Formal reading assessments will be conducted in October and small reading
group instruction will begin shortly there after. Leveled books corresponding
to your child's instructional level for reading will be sent home and these
books will provide you with a better idea of what level of books your child
should be reading. Children should be exposed to various levels of books to
help develop their accuracy, fluency and comprehension. 
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