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Ms. Sabrina M. Beckham

Welcome To Kindergarten. Ms. Sabrina M. Beckham. www.woodlakeelementary.stpsb.org 985.626.8842. www.stpsb.org. http://www.teacherweb.com/LA/Woodlake/Beckham/apt1.aspx Monday Letters Homework Procedures and Routines Behavior Policy FAQs Link Calendar Schedule. Plerk!. Play is

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Ms. Sabrina M. Beckham

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  1. Welcome To Kindergarten Ms. Sabrina M. Beckham

  2. www.woodlakeelementary.stpsb.org 985.626.8842

  3. www.stpsb.org

  4. http://www.teacherweb.com/LA/Woodlake/Beckham/apt1.aspxMonday LettersHomeworkProcedures and RoutinesBehavior PolicyFAQsLinkCalendarSchedule

  5. Plerk! Play is children’s work

  6. DIBELS Testing • 3 times per year • Letter Naming Fluency • First Sound Fluency • Phoneme Segmentation Fluency • Nonsense Word Fluency

  7. Snacks

  8. Transportation

  9. Manners

  10. Communication • Agendas • Monday Letter • Pelican Papers • Email • Conference • Phone

  11. Ready to Learn

  12. Manners • Social skills • Language skills • Self-control • Listening skills • Ability to follow directions • Attention span developed • Level of independence

  13. Classroom Discipline • The purpose of discipline is to create a sense of self-control and internal discipline inside a person. It is a positive event rather than a negative one. • FISH Philosophy (Expectations) • Class Rules • Listen when the teacher is talking. • Follow directions quickly. • Raise your hand to speak. • Keep yourself to yourself. • Be safe. Be honest.

  14. How Can You Support Your Child’s Kindergarten Experience • Speak positively about learning. • Make sure your child understands that school is a priority. Homework is necessary in order to finish the year strong. • Be a role model of learning by reading, writing, conversations with your child, exposure to libraries, museums, historical sites, nature walks, and other quality events. • Volunteer at WES for any of our areas of need. Library and art love having moms and/or dads to help weekly. • READ READREADREADREADREADREADREADREAD • A little help goes a long way in school.

  15. Common Core State Standards http://www.corestandards.org/

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