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Field Trip Ideas - Builds Confidence in Language

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Field Trip Ideas - Builds Confidence in Language

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- Read to younger grades
-Holocaust Museum

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Alphabet, Phonics, Phonemic Awareness, Fluency, Vocabulary (making meaning and playing with it), Personal Word Walls

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-Word sorts (they choose the categories), Pictionary, Cloze sentences that they create for each other, Tic Tac Toe sentences, Frayer model

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Put in a folder for students

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2022-2023 ELD Ideas - Unit Anchor Activities

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2022-2023 ELD Ideas - Unit Anchor Activities

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Attach with Monthly Progress Data Sheet

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-Centers (foundational-Rime magic, decoding, fluency)
-Centers (ELPAC writing support/revision after partner score)
-Writing Journals (goal? stamina, ELPAC tasks, free write)
-Beginning year assessment & progress monitoring
-Finish Unit 1 & start Unit 2 (align to ELPAC tasks)
-Get goal setting sheet ready (frequency?)
-Newcomers (word wall, vocab games, survival language, translate dictation in other classes)
-ELPAC scores ready ?
-ELPAC unit around Scope article?
-What demos?
-Unit ideas?
-Make Unit 2?
-Work with Marisa on how math can be part of the into and through the curriculum?

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-August: Getting to Know you
-Concussion (Science - egg drop)
-Plants (Science - food coloring)
-DBQ (History - holocaust)
-Pop Art and Other Art Unit (Art Elective)
-October: Spooky Stories (ELA - mood, tone)
-Cooking Unit - (Math? - measurements, fractions)
-Uncovering Mysteries in the World (History - American History 8th grade, Amelia Earhart, Titantic, Women's Rights)

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Any Designated Supports (any student) or Accommodations (students with 504 or IEP) we need to request?

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ELPAC Writing Student Checklist / Rubric for Peer Grading

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ELPAC Writing Student Checklist / Rubric for Peer Grading

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RES ELPAC Student Peer Checklist / Rubric

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ELPAC Practice Test Scoring Guide - with student writing anchors

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ELPAC Practice Test Scoring Guide - with student writing anchors

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ELPAC Student Writing Anchors & Examples p. 19 & Answers to Practice Test

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ELPAC Student Writing Anchors & Examples p. 19 & Answers to Practice Test

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2019-2020 Summative ELPAC Post-Test Guide

ELPAC Aggregate Electronic Summary Report Specifications

ELPAC Student Data File Layout

Summative ELPAC 2019-2020 Sample Student Score Reports (SSRs)

Initial ELPAC 2018-2019 Sample SSRs

SSRs for 2019-2020

Due to the suspension of statewide testing, and the optional fall administration of the Summative ELPAC, reporting will look slightly different than prior years.

Summative ELPAC (Kindergarten through Grade Two)

2

August 2020

Summative ELPAC (Grade Three through Grade Twelve)

2

July 2020

Summative ELPAC (Optional Fall Administration)

2

Weekly in September 2020

Student Score Report Language Options

Students receive an SSR in English and one in the student's primary language if that language is Spanish, Vietnamese, Filipino, Mandarin, or Cantonese. Please note that if a student's primary language is either Mandarin or Cantonese, they will receive an SSR in Traditional Chinese. If a student should receive an SSR in a language that is available but is not the student's primary language in CALPADs, changes can be made to the student's SSR language in TOMS before the student completes testing. LEA coordinators should take the following steps to change the student's SSR language:

1. Navigate to the Test Operations Management System (TOMS) .

2. Select the [Students] navigation tab in TOMS.

3. Enter the student name or enter the Organization and select the [SEARCH] button to generate a list of students.

4. Select the [View] magnifying glass icon in the Actions column to open the Student Profile.

5. Select the [Reporting] tab on the Student Profile screen.

6. Select the language needed for the SSR in the SSR Language field.

7. Select the [SUBMIT] or [UPDATE] button.

Archive

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Due to the suspension of statewide testing, and the optional fall administration of the Summative ELPAC, reporting will look slightly different than prior years. Summative ELPAC (Kindergarten through Grade Two) 2 August 2020 Summative ELPAC (Grade Three through Grade Twelve) 2 July 2020 Summative ELPAC (Optional Fall Administration) 2 Weekly in September 2020 Students receive an SSR in English and one in the student's primary language if that language is Spanish, Vietnamese, Filipino, Mandarin, or Cantonese.

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Edited version of Fish Bowl (Middle School Fishbowl Discussion by Paul Bogush)

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RES Coaching Schedule 2021-2022 - Freeman

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Riverdale Elementary School 7th/8th Grade ELA/HSS Plan to Accelerate Learning 2021-2022

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Riverdale Elementary School 7th/8th Grade Designated ELD Plan to Accelerate Learning 2021-2022

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This is a long document so focus on the introduction to your content area and then your grade level section for the anchor activities.

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These documents name instructional content priorities in mathematics (K-8, high school) and ELA/literacy (K-12). These were developed for the 2020-21 academic year in response to the disruption of the global pandemic of COVID-19.* They provide guidance for the field about the content priorities by leveraging the structure and emphases of college- and career-ready mathematics and ELA/literacy standards. They are intended to help publishers, other designers of instructional materials, and instructional leaders find new efficiencies in the curriculum that are critical for the unique challenges that have resulted from school closures and anticipated disruptions in the year ahead, keeping at the forefront principles of equitable instruction.

All of the guidance is designed to support planning and decision making. Due to the structural differences between the grade-specific (K-8 mathematics, K-12 ELA/literacy) and course-specific (high school mathematics) guidance, the high school mathematics resource was developed separately. The high school mathematics content was designed in close partnership with Asia Franks and Jaliyla Fraser.
*Note: Send Feedback While these documents were created for the 2020-21 academic year, they remain helpful for those setting academic priorities for the 2021-22 school year. Given the incredible variability of the 2020-21 school year, to maximize the effectiveness of this guidance, the recommendations should be examined and adjusted based on the specific knowledge educators have about what students were able to accomplish and what may need additional attention. In the 2021-22 school year, educators must take into account the unique needs of students and continue to use strong formative assessment practices to understand where there is unfinished learning and to support students in engaging with grade-level content. For more information on academic acceleration and prioritization, integrated scaffolds and support, human-centered learning environments, culturally relevant pedagogy, and methods for understanding student progress, see our Priorities for Equitable Instruction: 2021 & Beyond page.

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Priority Instructional Content in English Language Arts/Literacy and Mathematics

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These documents name instructional content priorities in mathematics (K-8, high school) and ELA/literacy (K-12). These were developed for the 2020-21 academic year in response to the disruption of the global pandemic of COVID-19.* They provide guidance for the field about the content priorities by leveraging the structure and emphases of college- and career-ready mathematics and ELA/literacy standards.

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The DBQ Project strives to help teachers help students read smart, think straight, and write clearly with educational products and teacher development.

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Book Tasting - Book Video Previews (high school level)

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Book Tasting - Book Video Previews (high school level)

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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Create a new document and edit with others at the same time -- from your computer, phone or tablet. Get stuff done with or without an internet connection. Use Docs to edit Word files. Free from Google.

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Fluency - to aid reading comprehension across contents

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Fluency - to aid reading comprehension across contents

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RES 7th Grade Student Support Action Plan

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RES 8th Grade Student Support Action Plan

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CAASPP Test Results - CAASPP Reporting (CA Dept of Education)

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Starting point for viewing test results for California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP)