The parent-teacher conference may be the single most important event of the school year. Make it count with simple strategies for helping parents hear and understand your message!
At Meet the Teacher Night, I hand out my “General Information Packet.” This packet is a guide to first grade. I find that by making a guide like this, I am able to avoid parent confusion and save myself time. The parents love having a thorough understanding of what their children will be doing in school for ... Read More about Parent Guide to First Grade
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FREE First Grade Goals Chart - display academic standards and students can set goals to master their math and reading objectives - communicate with parents about the standards we are learning about in kindergarten - perfect resurce to send home with report cards or use at parent teacher conferences FREEBIE poster
The Parent Connection Newsletter is full of ideas for parents to help their children become better readers. This post contains Issue #3.
Teresa talks with Allison Pickard, President of the Anne Arundel County Council of PTAs.
Teresa talks with Gandace Place & Angie Antoniak from the TEACH Institute at Anne Arundel Community College.
Teresa Speaks with Kathleen Parlett, Volunteer, Crofton Meadows Elementary School, AACPS Volunteer of the Year.
Teresa talks with the Chair & Vice Chair of Citizens Advisory Committee about topics related to AACPS.
Teresa Speaks with Michele Batten, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction, AACPS
Teresa Speaks with Pat Moran, Volunteer at Annapolis Elementary School
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Communicate with parents about student behavior in a simple, yet clear way. These FREE classroom forms are so simple and effective!
Honesty time. I was terrible at parent communication when I first started teaching. Like, I avoided it at all cost. I was terrified of parents and did not want to talk to them. I think that isn’t really a strange response as a first year teacher, but it did not work well for me. The […]
Teresa talks with Linda Barbour, Executive Director, STAIR - Annapolis, about how important reading is to young children.
Ways to build the parent-classroom connections and communication from the beginning of school; for preschool, pre-k, and kindergarten classrooms
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Our students spend 8 hours a day in our classrooms, and even though I’m not a parent, I can’t imagine not knowing what’s going on. So from Weebly, to Twitter, to newsletters, to YouTube – I want families to be connected. Classroom Website The ‘hub’ that connects all my communication efforts is our Weebly Class...
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