Primary Connections

2021-22

How are we empowering students to be numerate and literate?

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Session Four

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May 18th, 2022

Shape of the Afternoon

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Community Builder

Planning Ahead

Collecting Data

Early Success Screen

Numeracy Assessment:

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What’s Next

• Growing it by teaming with another teacher
• Building continuity
• Math journals
• Language we use
• Schedule - “Day in the Life”
• Share Scope & Sequence

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What works:

• Huge block of time
• Morning routine has literacy/numeracy embedded
• Highly structured (“fun” built in)/ things are SCHEDULED in
• Math games are organized as a quick fill in (use the same games that work all year)
• Use math as a journal activity

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Community Builder

Describe your first car!

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Tell us your most used emoji!

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Early Success Screen

Now on the website

Check-in

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Let’s Talk Science resources

Check-in on the Early Success Screen

• Feedback from last session

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• People have been using it and are happy to have it!
• Lots of excitement in the Fall
• Report cards and Covid have really impacted the ability to get back to it
• Re-present it at the Summer Pro-d - to get staff on-board again
• The pdf will be added to the website
• We will print two copies for every school
• Strategy Sam can also be shared at home! “Teach your parents how to use the strategies.”
• Some schools have fixed things they do with word sounds – using a continuum – Carolyn will share with the group
• What kind of information is being communicated to the next teacher?
• RAZ KIds have a quick reading check, especially great for mid-year check-in (careful of the leveling, it might be a bit off)
• Using literacy stations to check in and fit in assessment
• Some teachers are doing bits and pieces with different students
• We need more exposure to it - will take time - so great for beginning teachers!

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Collecting Data

Tools: Early Success Screen

Numeracy Assessment

What are we curious about?

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What are we curious about?

• Are you a writer?
• The stages of writing
• Grade 1-3 progression
• Take a piece of writing from beginning and end (use student journals)
• Phonemic awareness
• Phonological awareness + word study
• Fluency
• Reading comprehension

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Planning Ahead:

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• From Kindergarten Connections:
• Are you a reader? Evidence: October and May

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• Letters and Sounds: Evidence: October and May

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• From Primary Connections:
• Thinking about words Grades 1 & 2
• Collect evidence based on phonemic and phonological awareness from Literacy Screen: October and May (how many are proficient? 3 out of 5)
• Proficient Reader? Grade 3
• Collect evidence from Performance-based standards: October and May (draft idea) or Words Their Way spelling assessment

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Next Meeting: Friday, Oct. 28th

THANKS

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Session Three

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March 9th, 2022

Shape of the Morning

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Community Builder

BREAK

Planning Ahead

e-Portfolios

Early Success Screen Check-in

Communicating Student Learning

Community Builder

What is your dream vacation!?!

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Learning Opportunity with POPEY

POPEY Virtual Conference Friday April 22nd, 2022

(9:15-2:45)

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Check-in on the Early Success Screen

• Feedback

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• People have been using it and are happy to have it!
• Lots of excitement in the Fall
• Report cards and Covid have really impacted the ability to get back to it
• Re-present it at the Summer Pro-d - to get staff on-board again
• The pdf will be added to the website
• We will print two copies for every school
• Strategy Sam can also be shared at home! “Teach your parents how to use the strategies.”
• Some schools have fixed things they do with word sounds – using a continuum – Carolyn will share with the group
• What kind of information is being communicated to the next teacher?
• RAZ KIds have a quick reading check, especially great for mid-year check-in (careful of the leveling, it might be a bit off)
• Using literacy stations to check in and fit in assessment
• Some teachers are doing bits and pieces with different students
• We need more exposure to it - will take time - so great for beginning teachers!

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Break

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Communicating Student Learning 2021-2025

• Proficiency scale: English/French
• Reporting Order & K-9 Draft Pilot
• e-Portfolio
• First thoughts

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Rethinking Reporting

• “communicating with”
• Continuous communication
• Building a model for SD20
• What & When (Canva)
• How (Comox example)
• Communication Station (What’s needed)

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Planning Ahead:

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• What have you shared with colleagues regarding new reporting order?
• Planting the seed for e-Portfolios
• Find a Numeracy Partner
• Talking about Literacy Practice in classrooms at May Pro-d Day
• Spend time at Summer Pro-d to discuss Success Screen with staff - make goals
• Resources to support??

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NEXT MEETING: May 18th (All Day)

**TWO copies of the Early Success Screen at each school.

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THANKS

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Session Two

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November 17th, 2021

Shape of the Morning

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Community Builder

BREAK

Planning Ahead

Early Success Screening Tool

Communicating Student Learning

Communicating Student Learning (cont’d)

Community Builder

What are your traditions in December - personal or professional.

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Check-in on the Early Success Screen

• How’s it going?
• Fitting it in
• Putting on the Blitz

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Communicating Student Learning 2021-2025

• Proficiency scale: English/French
• Reporting Order & K-9 Draft Pilot
• How will it look in SD20?

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Break

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Mindset for Reporting

• “communicating with”
• Looking at other models:
• SD42 conference
• SD71 e-portfolio,
• SD71Communicate learning,
• SD8 Schedule

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Planning Ahead:

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• How do we collect input from others?
• Floating our thinking
• Surveying teachers?

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NEXT MEETING: January 19th a.m.

THANKS

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Session One

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September 17th, 2021

Shape of the Morning

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Community Builder

BREAK

Planning Ahead

Early Success Screening Tool

Carole Fullerton Numeracy Tool

Community Builder

Would You Rather: Teacher’s Edition

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Unpacking the Early Success Screen

• Introduction
• Kits (Grade groups)
• Feedback
• SD20 Learns link

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Unpacking the Screen

Grade 1

Carolyn

Sandy

Tracy

Myia

Teresa

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Grade 2

Kim

Charlotte

Wendy

Nate

Grade 3

Theresa

Michelle

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Break

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Revisiting the Numeracy Assessment Tool

• What’s Next?
• SD20 Learns link

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SD20 Learns Resources

• Website
• Newsletter
• Body Science Kits

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Planning Ahead:

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• Share the Early Success Screen Kits
• Send a list of names/grade to mstrasser@sd20.bc.ca
• Share our Numeracy Assessment Plan for your Primary Teams
• Collaborative marking session mid-October
• Do as many of Fall questions as you can.

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NEXT MEETING:

Collaborative Marking: October 28th AM

Connections Meeting:

NOVEMBER 17th, 2021

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THANKS

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Yellow

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