1. Welcome BACK! Target Open House 2017

2. for all the supplies!

3. What’s New? Mrs. Rafanelli AC Math Our Standards Parent Surveys Link
Tallies and Agendas
Class Dojo- Link
Cass Rules -Be Prompt
-Be Prepared
-Be Polite
-Be Productive

4. G1-Convergent Thinking G2-Algebraic Thinking G3-Divergent Thinking
G4-Evaluative Thinking
G5-Relationships and Connections
G6-Communication
G7-Collaboration
G8-Self-Reflection
G9-Respect for Others
G10-Self-Directed Learners kk

5. Our Target Day Class Meeting Affective Growth Lesson
Algebraic Thinking Lesson
Cognitive Growth Lesson
Specials
Recess
Lunch
Reflection Time

6. Adventures Fall Theme Spring Theme 1st Amelia Earhart Davinci 2nd
Grade
Fall Theme
Spring Theme
1st
Amelia Earhart
Davinci
2nd
PACE with Bats Research Project
Cubism
3rd
Novel Study
Coding/Robotics
4th
Evaluative Thinking Curse
Ultimate Connections
5th
Inventure Challenge
Genius Hour an Independent Study

7. Key Points: Binders Progress Report / Assessments
Home and School Communication
Dojo
Target Tally/Agenda
Blog
Upcoming Testing for fifth graders
Gifted Eligibility

8. The Many Sides of “Gifted”:
Challenges
Esteem issues
“Giving” issues
Perfection issues
Control issues
Expectation issues
Impatience issues
Identity issues

9. Do you understand how your child qualified for Target?
Brochure Information
Do you understand how your child qualified for Target?
Mental Ability
Creativity
Achievement
Motivation

10. Wish List Items for Ms.Sanders
3foot Iphone / I pad chargers
Essential Oils for class diffuser
Thin tip permanent markers
Bright yellow, red, blue, and green copy paper
Light bulbs
2 inch erasers

11. for attending!

12. Questions? See one of us now Email us soon Send a message through Dojo
Call
You Matter To Us!!!!!

13. “More than to give information, a teacher needs to help guide a student’s mind to think... Giving information is easy. Forming a thinking mind is hard... Giving information is only the beginning of a teacher’s responsibility; the end is to stimulate, excite, motivate, lift, challenge, and inspire.”
-Bruce R. Clark