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Roosevelt Wins District Spelling Bee!

Congratulations to Roosevelt Elementary School for winning the 2012 Rotary Spelling Bee. Special recognition to Matthew Martinez who won the individual spelling portion of the contest and to Tyler Schlesselman for coming in a very close second. Congratulations to the RAMS!!!

- Dr. Joe Hernandez (DUSD Superintendent)


Scicon Open House

SCICON Open House on will be on Sunday, Feb. 5th, from noon until 4:00pm. 

This will be for fifth and sixth grade students and their families to tour the campus and become more familiar with the SCICON program.  There will be staff on hand to lead
tours and answer questions.

Print the Scicon Open House Flyer for more information.

Also, don't forget to order  the "SCICON Rocks!" t-shirt.


Science can be fun!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Roosevelt students study the major systems of the human body. Science can be fun! Do you know you have a very long "tube" than runs completely through your entire body? It's similar to a hole in a donut. We are somewhat like "human donuts!" This tube is called your "digestive system." If you removed this tube (do not do this unless you have parent permission) and stretched it out, it would be two basketball hoops high! Wow! Check out our clamation video of the digestive system!

 

Other Roosevelt School Clamation:

 

 

 

 

Cortes and the Aztecs

What is "Peristalsis" and how does it work?

Your Epiglottis helps you survive!

A Helium Atom at work.

Pollination and our bee friends

Rot is good! Decomposition helps us!

Enertia and Gravity: Two forces that work together

The difference between erosion and weathering of rocks

The Small Intestine and "villi"

A Vascular Plant and Photosynthesis


Scicon 5th Grade Field Trip
Native American Day
Ram Events
Tulare County Office of Education Events Calendar
Posted on Monday, Feb 06, 2012
(3 Day Event) Feb 06, 2012 - Feb 29, 2012 Multiple Subject CSET Prep Subtest I-Social Science This preparation course is designed to prepare individuals for the CSET exam scheduled for March 10, 2012. Payments: Payments need to be made in person after Wednesday, January 25, 2012 not mailed.

Posted on Monday, Feb 06, 2012
Event Date: Feb 07, 2012 This is the final meeting on planning for the Elementary Science Olympiad Tournament.

Posted on Monday, Feb 06, 2012
Event Date: Feb 07, 2012 Veteran Support Providers

Posted on Monday, Feb 06, 2012
Event Date: Feb 07, 2012 Veteran Support Providers

Posted on Monday, Feb 06, 2012
Event Date: Feb 07, 2012 This workshop will explore various types of peer training, including Project LEAP, peer networking, Integrated Play Groups, buddy skills and circle of friends, peer-initiation training, and peer-mediated social interaction trainings.   Suggestions for careful selection of peers, thoughtful planning and facilitation of play and social activities will be presented.   Participants will be able to: Understand the various kinds of peer training groups and interventions Understand how to train peers to produce positive outcomes for both peers and the child with ASD Understand the basic components of peer training, including teaching peers how to get the attention of the child with ASD, facilitate sharing, provide help and affection, model appropriate play skills and how to be a “good buddy.” Understand how to organize play activities in a structured fashion to maximize engagement, participation and social success Click here for an information flyer in PDF format.

Posted on Monday, Feb 06, 2012
Event Date: Feb 07, 2012 This training is designed to highlight the high incidence of bullying in the population of students with Asperger Syndrome.   The emphasis will be on how to create supportive and safe school environments where all students are protected.   Specific strategies will be presented to guide educators in supporting students to lessen the likelihood of bullying, as well as teaching responses to bullying to ensure safety.   Participants will be able to: List the characteristics of Asperger Syndrome that make this population so vulnerable to bullying Demonstrate awareness of research-based strategies to use at school and classroom levels to minimize bullying through discussion activities List specific strategies that will support and empower the student with Asperger Syndrome and reduce the likelihood of bullying

Posted on Monday, Feb 06, 2012
(2 Day Event) Feb 07, 2012 - Feb 29, 2012 Classroom Discussions:   Using Math Talk to Help Students Learn by Suzanne H. Chapin Strategies to helps teachers facilitate classroom discussions that deepen students’ mathematical understanding and learning.

Posted on Monday, Feb 06, 2012
Event Date: Feb 07, 2012 An introduction to the suite of collaborative tools created by Google, including Mail, Calendar, Photos, Maps, Docs and Sites. In part one of this three-part series, we will become familiar with Mail,  Calendar, and Photos, while creating and managing a Google class website.   Download the workshop flyer here . 

Posted on Monday, Feb 06, 2012
(4 Day Event) Feb 07, 2012 - Mar 06, 2012 Multiple Subject CSET Prep Subtest II-Science This preparation course is designed to prepare individuals for the CSET exam scheduled for March 10, 2012. Payments: Payments need to be made in person after Monday, January 30, 2012 not mailed.

Posted on Monday, Feb 06, 2012
Event Date: Feb 07, 2012 The transition to the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics is an exciting opportunity for us to improve mathematics learning for the students in our schools.   Tulare County Office of Education is establishing a Common Core Mathematics Network in order to provide an opportunity for professionals to meet and share ideas, strategies, resources, and questions.   The goal is to provide a supportive network where we can learn from each other in order to improve mathematics education for all students. First Meeting:   We will be inviting each person to share resources,   strategies, ideas for next steps, and questions related to the implementation of CCSS for Mathematics.

Weekly Bulletins and Schedules
"Must Have" Documents
enVision Math for California

We have a new math program, enVisionMath.  With our new math book comes digital resources which are outstanding! Our "Digital Native" students will excel even more using the online tools offered in our new math series.

Teachers: To register, you will need your access code (given to you during training this summer).

  1. Go to www.pearsonsuccessnet.com
  2. Click Register.
  3. Enter the Access code (use the number 0 and be case sensitive)
  4. Click Next, and follow directions to create username and password.
  5. Log-in with your username and password.

New! Click here for a movie tutorial on how to quickly register.

For all tutorial movies and PDF's on implementing all aspects of enVisionMath, go to myPearson Training. It's a great way to quickly learn how to use these outstanding digital resources in your classroom.


Online Resources for Treasures


Treasures!


Start here: Students, teachers, and families can go to the California Treasures Start Page.

New! Treasures Resources Site: www.treasuresresources.com

Leveled Reader Database for your online reading needs! Over 1000 books!

Post your standards! Treasures Weekly Standards Posters. Also, Individual Standards Posters.

QAR (Question/Answer Relationships) Posters: Right There; Think and Search; Author and Me; On My Own

A good one page explanation of QAR; Shared by Marlene Galvan.

Building Reading and Writing Skills: Treasures online comprehension lessons, Grammar and Writing Activities, Daily Language Activities (PDF booklet),

Treasures has some awesome mp3 music files to help our students learn the California standards. Your kids can rock to such hits as "Every Time I Write" (Purpose and Audience) or "The Preposition Expedition."  Consider downloading "Grammar Tunes"   and importing into iTunes for quick playback. Have someone in the "iPod crowd" help you download and import if you need help. Alphabet SongsKindergarten Grammar Tunes. Also Grade 1 Grammar Tunes.

"How should I teach this lesson? Treasures is so new." In the Professional Development section of their Website, Treasures has the "California Treasures Video Library." You can stream the video of your choice (just click "play), or if you click on the "iPod file" button, the file will download to your computer. After it downloads, launch the file and it will automatically load itself into the "Movie" portion of itunes. If you download the videos, you can play them offline.  This is, of course, if you have itunes set as your default media player.

 BQB (Big Question Board): A template to help you design your Treasures Big Question Board. Shared by Marlene Galvan.

Need a spelling list? Check out the online unit Spelling Lists.

Book lists for families. These book lists complement each Treasures Unit.

Wonders California Content Readers Routines, Lessons, and Quizzes. Multimedia list  (Flash Movies) for Wonders content! Science instruction at its best! Teacher Edition/Guide for Wonders.

Backwards Standards Maps Feb 2008 versions: 5th, 4th, 3rd, 2nd. These easy-to-use grids point back to the released questions. A quick reference tool!

New! Backwards Standards Maps for 2009! 5th, 4th, 3rd, 2nd.

STAR Test Scale Score Ranges. Know the cut-off!

Student, Parent, and Teacher Friendly Standards check-off list! (5th, 4th, 3rd) Consider sharing this wonderful resource with your students and parents.



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