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Welcome to Curriculum Night at Teston Village Public School Thursday September 30 st , 2010. Grade 3/4 : Mr. Constantopoulos. Introduction. Who is Mr. Constantopoulos? I have been teaching at Teston Village since the school opened in 2007. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Welcome to Curriculum Nightat
Teston Village Public SchoolThursday September 30st, 2010
Grade 3/4: Mr. Constantopoulos
Introduction
Who is Mr. Constantopoulos?
• I have been teaching at Teston Village since the school opened in 2007. • I have had to pleasure to teach siblings of students in my current class.• I’m also extremely fortunate and thankful for 7 returning students in my
2010-2011 class!• I don’t give very much homework but I assure you that your child is
constantly working in class!• I love sports, math, and science and I often share many things I have
learned and experienced with my students!
Student Expectations: Setting your child up for success
Expectations at School:• Respect yourself, your peers, and your school.• Participate in class and group discussions.• Ask questions if you don’t understand something. Questions help you
understand. Stay in at recess if you need extra help.• Be prepared for learning: bring pencils, sharpener, eraser, ruler, pencil crayons• Bring your agenda to class daily. Make sure all homework is recorded in
agenda• Complete your homework and assignments on time and with care.• Keep desk clean and organized.• Bring proper gym attire.• Return all tests/quizzes corrected and signed by a parent/guardian.• Be at school on time.
Student Expectations: Setting your child up for success
Expectations at Home:•Bring home all your homework and make sure to return it to school.•Complete homework with care.•Homework should take approximately 40 minutes each night. Reading is also homework.•Have parents sign agenda each night to verify homework was completed
Curriculum at a GlanceLanguage - Reading:• Comprehensions Strategies , such as predicting, questioning, making connections,
visualizing, inferring and synthesizing• Oral Reading Fluency and Expression
Language - Writing:• Parts of Speech/Grammar• Power Paragraphs• Reports • Narratives• Recounts• Letter Writing• Procedural writing
Language - Media:• Media Triangle• Analyzing and Creating Media for different purposes and audiences
Curriculum at a GlanceSocial Studies:Grade 3: • Urban & Rural Communities• Early SettlersGrade 4:• Canada: Provinces and Territories• Medieval TimesScience:Grade 3:• Soil• Plants• Forces• Stability and StructuresGrade 4:• Rocks and Minerals• Pulleys and Gears• Habitats and Communities• Light and Sound
The Arts:• Music• Drama• Visual Arts
Gym:• Cooperative games• Soccer• Badminton• Volleyball• Basketball• Floor hockey• Jump rope• Track and field• Soccer baseball• Healthy living
Curriculum at a GlanceMath:• Math:• Place value: Numbers to 1000 (grade 3). Numbers to 10000 (grade 4)• Data management: Graphing• Linear Measurement• Adding & Subtracting• Time & Temperature• 2D shapes & 3D shapes (includes patterning)• Multiplication and Division• Volume and capacity • Fractions (grade 3 & 4) and decimals (grade 4)• Probability• Transformational Geometry• Algebra
Grade 3 vs. Grade 4
• Each student will receive an equal amount of my time regardless of their reading level, math level, or grade.
• Each student will treated equally and given work that they are capable of completing.
• Grade 3s will be graded and reported on grade 3 expectations. Grade 4s will be graded and reported on grade 4 expectations.
New Report Cards System This Year
• Instead of 3 report cards this year, we now have 2, one in January, and the other in June.
• In the beginning of November, there will be a Progress Report.
Before We Go…
• Class information and updates can be found on the class webpagehttp://www.schoolrack.com/pconst
(I will be updating this website more often, I just created it yesterday!)
• If there are questions or if you need to let me know anything, please don’t hesitate to leave a message in your child’s agenda or call me at (905) 417-0555 ext. 283