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April Parent Information
April Parent Information
Stages of Writing-
Stages of Writing-
First of all we need to understand the Stages of Writing. The image to the left will show you where each stage is for your child. There are four stages: Pre-Literate, Emergent, Transitional and Fluent.
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Here is a link to learn more about "How Handwriting Impacts Literacy Development" https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LnkcLhhEgIrSK-F32lpGdN_8vBF3s1PI/view?usp=sharing
Common Handwriting Problems
Common Handwriting Problems
Some of the functional writing problems that we see include: \
CLICK ON THE IMAGE TO FIND ANSWERS TO SOME OF THESE PROBLEMS
Missing spelling words due to letters resembling different letters.
Difficulty reading homework assignments.
Poor comprehension of learning materials due to illegible writing.
Frustration and decreased motivation to write.
Misinterpretation of a child’s understanding or abilities by teachers.
Incomplete or inaccurate assessment of academic performance.
Reduced confidence in academic abilities.
Increased reliance on verbal communication over written expression.
Difficulty organizing thoughts and ideas on paper.
Struggles with completing written assignments within allotted timeframes.
Limited participation in classroom activities requiring written output.
Challenges with note-taking and study skills.
Negative impact on overall academic achievement.
Increased stress and anxiety related to written tasks.
Reduced independence in completing written tasks.
March Parent Information
March Parent Information
Click on image below and find more information about Sight Words vs High Frequency Words
December Parent Information
December Parent Information
December- Really Great Reading information for parents. This is our phonics program. Click on the various grade levels to see what happens in each grade level.
December- Really Great Reading information for parents. This is our phonics program. Click on the various grade levels to see what happens in each grade level.
COUNTDOWN
COUNTDOWN
Countdown is used in our Kindergarten. Click the image and you can see what happens when Kindergarten classrooms are using Countdown!
BLAST
BLAST
Blast is used in first grade. Click on the image and you can see what happens when the 1st grade teachers are using Blast!
HD WORD
HD WORD
HD word is used in our 2nd and 3rd grades. Click on the image and you can see what happens when the 2nd/3rd grade teachers are using HD Word
BOOST
BOOST
Boost is used for students in 4-12 that need extra support in reading. Click on the image to see more about Boost program
Really Great Reading Playground
Really Great Reading Playground
Reading Playground-In addition to the classroom programs, our kindergarten and 1st graders are using Really Great Reading Playground. It is a "game type activity" that review each concept of the units taught by their teachers. Click the image for an overview.
Reading Playground-In addition to the classroom programs, our kindergarten and 1st graders are using Really Great Reading Playground. It is a "game type activity" that review each concept of the units taught by their teachers. Click the image for an overview.
December Parent Information
December Parent Information
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