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May Updates

As we have been planning for remote learning for the rest of the year, we have worked as a team and as a building to prioritize key concepts and skills to cover in these final weeks. We wanted to share these main learning targets with you to help you prioritize what your child should focus on at home. That said, we continue to believe that the social emotional needs of your child and your family are the very most important right now! Please use the following information as a reference, but continue to give yourself the flexibility to adjust the learning opportunities to meet the needs of your child and your family situation. LITERACY PRIORITIES: Read, Read, Read!   By far, the most research supported thing you can be doing is encouraging your child to read texts at their "just right" level everyday.   Listen in and coach your reader.  Use these  prompting strategies  to help.  Respond to text verbally and in writing. Retell the most importa