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Respect Risk Taking Persistence Merriam School Merriam School Building A School Community: Building A School Community: Children, Parents, Staff Children, Parents, Staff 2011 2012 2012 2011 Building Community: Building Community: Parent


  1. Respect Risk Taking Persistence Merriam School Merriam School Building A School Community: Building A School Community: Children, Parents, Staff Children, Parents, Staff 2011 ‐ ‐ 2012 2012 2011

  2. Building Community: Building Community: Parent Involvement Parent Involvement  Connections to curriculum  Connections to curriculum  Math Games Night  Math Games Night  Literacy Week  Literacy Week  Community Day/Theme Days  Community Day/Theme Days  Core Values Carnival  Core Values Carnival  Daily Parental Involvement  Daily Parental Involvement

  3. Math Games Night Math Games Night Checking In Estimation Challenges Checking In Estimation Challenges

  4. Literacy Week Literacy Week Teachers ASM Teachers ASM

  5.   Classroom Doors Classroom Doors   Buddies Buddies

  6. Community Day/Theme Days Community Day/Theme Days Listen… …Do you hear what I hear? Do you hear what I hear? Listen

  7. Core Values Carnival Core Values Carnival Risk Taking R ‐ ‐ E E ‐ ‐ S S ‐ ‐ P P ‐ ‐ E E ‐ ‐ C C ‐ ‐ T T Risk Taking R

  8. Everyday Involvement Everyday Involvement Field Trips Projects Field Trips Projects

  9. Building Community: Building Community: Parent Involvement Parent Involvement  Building Relationships  Building Relationships  Staff vs. PTO Basketball Game  Staff vs. PTO Basketball Game  Fall Harvest Festival  Fall Harvest Festival  School Picnics  School Picnics

  10. Staff vs. PTO BB Staff vs. PTO BB

  11. Fall Harvest Fall Harvest Festival Festival

  12. ASM/Picnics ASM/Picnics

  13. Respect Risk Taking Persistence Merriam School Merriam School Project based learning engages students in Project based learning engages students in authentic learning activities that increase authentic learning activities that increase interest and motivation. interest and motivation.

  14. Merriam School Merriam School The Merriam School combines the thought ‐ ‐ The Merriam School combines the thought provoking qualities of a children's museum with provoking qualities of a children's museum with the nurturing of a family and the focused learning the nurturing of a family and the focused learning of a science experiment. We promote our core of a science experiment. We promote our core values— — respect respect , , persistence persistence and risk taking risk taking . . values and Merriam families, students and staff work closely Merriam families, students and staff work closely together within a climate that supports together within a climate that supports community, collaboration and creativity. community, collaboration and creativity.

  15. Bloom’ ’s s Bloom Taxonomy: Taxonomy: Lower levels of • Lower levels of • performance can normally performance can normally be taught using the more be taught using the more passive learning methods passive learning methods Higher levels of • Higher levels of • performance usually require performance usually require some sort of action or some sort of action or involvement by the involvement by the learners. learners.

  16. Projects : Projects : Curriculum Curriculum Executive Functioning Skills Executive Functioning Skills Cooperative Group Dynamics Cooperative Group Dynamics Formative Assessment Formative Assessment Engineering Design Process

  17. Project based learning is learning in depth ‐ ‐ students encounter and students encounter and Project based learning is learning in depth struggle with the central concepts of the content. struggle with the central concepts of the content.

  18. Today's students must be Today's students must be taught to think for themselves taught to think for themselves and to generate new and to generate new information. information.

  19. “There exists a multitude of intelligences, quite independent of each other; each intelligence has its own strengths and constraints.” Howard Gardner

  20. “Cooperative Learning increases academic achievement, increases h “ Cooperative Learning increases academic achievement, increases higher level igher level thinking skills, and increases self thinking skills, and increases self ‐ ‐ esteem, social skills, and study skills. Lastly esteem, social skills, and study skills. Lastly students learn the workplace skills which are a necessity in the students learn the workplace skills which are a necessity in the twenty ‐ twenty ‐ first first century. century.” ” Dr. Spencer Kagan Dr. Spencer Kagan Project based learning teaches 21st century skills as well as content. Skills such as communication, presentation, organization, time management, research, reflection, group participation & leadership.

  21. "Learning is not attained by chance; it must be sought for with ardor and attended to with diligence” Abigail Adams

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