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The First 25 Days of School

Establishing Relationships & Routines for ELAR

The First 25 Days ofSchool Establishing Relationships & Routines for ELAR

July 17, 2018 / DFW Airport July 17, 2018 / DFW Airport

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Start the Year Off Strong!

Start the school year off strong by setting up an engaging balanced literacy classroom! You will leave this strategy-packed day with ideas for building relationships, routines, and much more! See first hand classroom setups, schedules, and ideas for developing a growth mindset within your incoming students. Gain resources for building fluency, comprehension, and word skills in your first few weeks of school. Educators will have a venue for asking questions and gaining lesson planning expertise from your presenter. Register yourself or team today!

Who Should Attend?

Educators in grades 1st through 8th, Title Reading & Writing Staff, Special Education Staff, Administrators, Instructional Coaches, Support Staff, Any Staff Member Who Works With Students in the Area of ELAR.
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Benefits of Attending

1. Learn the Balanced Literacy framework and explore real life examples of the BL classroom!


2. Gain ideas for building strong, lasting relationships with your students from day 1 with activities that instill a growth-mindset.


3. Examine schedules and setups for building fluency, comprehension, and word knowledge in the first weeks of school.


4. Walk away with resources for establishing goal setting and progress monitoring for students in the first 25 days!


5. Learn how to effectively plan and teach critical thinking skills for ELAR.


6. Discuss ideas for planning and teaching spelling in authentic and beneficial ways.


7. Focus on literacy routines and creating student autonomy in the classroom.


8. Discuss best practices for assessment and data review for BOY.


9. Get your questions answered about BOY setup and lesson planning!


10. Empower your students in the first 25 days with critical genre knowledge.


And Much More!!!

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Registration Information

June 27, 2018 / 8:30am - 3:30pm (San Antonio, TX)

July 17, 2018 / 8:30am - 3:30pm (Irving, TX)


Cost

$225 per participant

Contact us for early bird and group discounts!

Early Bird Discount in offered through May 25th, 2018.

Coffee and donuts will be provided in the morning.


6 Hours of Professional Development Credit Will Be Awarded


PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR REGISTRATION FORM AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. EVEN IF IT IS AHEAD OF YOUR PAYMENT. This will let us know to reserve you a seat for the training in the event we have a sold out event.


You can register by Faxing, Calling, or Emailing your registration form in.


Payment


Credit Card

To pay by credit card, call our office at (817) 583-1290. We will send you a link to pay your registration fee online through our billing system. Credit Card payments must be received before the date of the seminar to receive the official link to the the training.


Purchase Order

To pay by purchase order, submit your district PO by email or fax. Please make PO's payable to Kelly Harmon & Associates. Purchase Orders must be received before the date of the seminar to receive the official link to the training. Please contact us if you require a W9 form.


Check

To pay by check, please make checks payable to Kelly Harmon & Associates and mail to 26440 White Eagle Drive San Antonio, TX 78260. Checks must be received before the date of the seminar to receive the official link to the training.


Call (817) 583-1290

Fax (972) 369-7327

email randi@kellyharmon.net


For more Information Please contact us!

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Meet The Presenters!

Kelly Harmon is a national presenter & author who has more than 27 years of experience working with at-risk students. She presents on a wide range of topics including strategies for at-risk learners, guided reading and math Instruction, RTI, technology integration, reading, writing, and instructional strategies highly effective teachers use to increase student achievement. Ms. Harmon works as an instructional coach for schools and districts across the United States. In addition to consulting, she also works with the Bureau of Education and Research, as well as Learning Sciences International, Marzano Center.


Randi Anderson is an elementary educator, blogger, and staff developer with 10 years of experience. She taught third and fourth grade in Title one schools in the Fort Worth area. Before entering the classroom, Mrs. Anderson studied early childhood education and English as a Second Language at The University of Texas at Austin. She has a strong passion for making reading and writing authentic and engaging for all students.

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Testimonials

"Great ideas and resources that I can use right away in my classroom."

Jeremiah, 5th grade Teacher.


"What a phenomenal, action-packed presentation! I have so much to take home with me." Michelle, Reading Specialist


"I have so many wonderful ideas to take back to my co-workers and students. I am excited and refreshed!"

Kristy, Title Teacher

Event Information

The First 25 days of School (DFW)

Location is the The La Quinta Inn DFW Airport North (Between Grapevine & Irving)

When?

Tuesday, Jul 17, 2018, 08:30 AM

Where?

4850 West John Carpenter Freeway, Irving, TX, USA

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Bring This Training to Your Campus!

We provide onsite and online seminars for schools and districts. Our trainings can be customized to meet the specific needs of your students and staff. Contact our us for more information on our trainings and rates! (817) 583-1290.
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Kelly Harmon's Book!

Kelly Harmon & Robert Marzano teamed up to write Practicing Skills, Strategies, & Processes. The book is part of the Essentials for Achieving Rigor Series.


Practicing Skills, Strategies, & Processes: Classroom Techniques to Help Students Develop Proficiency explores explicit techniques for mastering this crucial strategy of instructional practice. It includes:

  • Explicit steps for implementation
  • Recommendations for monitoring students’ ability to develop fluent thinking
  • Adaptations for students who struggle, have special needs, or excel in learning
  • Examples and non-examples from classroom practice
  • Common mistakes and ways to avoid them


For more information click here!

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Kelly Harmon & Associates, LLC

Email: randi@kellyharmon.net
Website: kellyharmon.net
Phone: 817-583-1290
Twitter: @TexasLiteracy

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