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SMALL GROUP WEEKLY UPDATE

Week of April 27, 2026

SMALL GROUPWEEKLY UPDATEWeek of April 27, 2026

OUR TEAM MEMBERS OUR TEAM MEMBERS

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SC2: Mrs. Abarca, Mrs. Bassery (L to R)

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SC3: Ms. Turnbull, Mrs. Speaks (L to R)

SC1: Dr. Gitau, Ms. Hurley, Mrs. Minton-Phillips

SC6: Ms. Goldwire and Mrs. Moore

Curriculum for SC1 and SC2 Curriculum for SC1 and SC2

The SC1 and SC2 classrooms use the enCore adapted curriculum. This curriculum has a total of 36 units; each grade level (K-5) has 6 units each. Because our classes have multiple grade levels we can use two or more units simultaneously, if we chose to do so. For example, a teacher can use a Kindergarten unit, a 2nd grade unit, and a 4th grade unit to meet the different needs of those students. Each unit has an adapted Fiction book and an adapted Non-Fiction book. It takes six weeks to complete one full unit, we work 3 weeks with each book in the unit. In addition to reading, each unit provides activities related to vocabulary, writing, phonics, math, science and social studies.

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Curriculum for SC3 and SC6 Curriculum for SC3 and SC6

The SC3 and SC6 classrooms use a reading program called Wit and Wisdom. It is an English language arts program designed to help students build knowledge and skills to develop their skills with reading, writing and communication skills.

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Learning Focus for this Week Learning Focus for this Week

Dr. Gitau:


Mrs. Bassery:

enCore Unit 5: Kindergarten

Reading: In My House

ELA: Identify the letter and sound for O

Math: Numbers and Operations in Base 10

Science: Light and Sound


enCore Unit 17: First & Second Grade

Reading: Energy and Motion

ELA: Decode plural "s" and past tense "ed"

Math: Numbers and Operations in Base 10

Science: Light and Sound


enCore Unit 29: Fourth & Fifth Grade

Reading: Telling Time

ELA: Decode vowel diagraphs "ai" and "ay"

Math: Numbers and Operations in Base 10

Science: Light and Sound


Ms. Turnbull:

Milestones preparations


Ms. Goldwire:

UFLI: Lessons 42-50

Math: Ordering numbers

2nd Grade Math: Graphs

Social Studies: Famous Inventors

What is Sound? | The Dr. Binocs Show | Learn Videos For Kids
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Cooking with your Child Cooking with your Child

Our students love to help and participate in small tasks. Cooking is an important life skill. You can help your child learn this important skill at home by following the simple steps to this visual recipe.

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Save the Date Save the Date

  • April 27 - 30: AMIRA testing
  • April 27 - May 1: GAA testing
  • April 28: Bus Driver Appreciation Day
  • April 30: Quarter 4 Progress Reports sent home
  • May 1: Donut Day
  • May 4 - 8: Teacher Appreciation Week
  • May 4 -15: Milestones Testing
  • May 15: Park Street Field Day
  • May 20: Awards Day for First, Second, Third and Fourth grades
  • May 21: Awards Day for Kindergarten and Fifth grade
  • May 22: Last Day of School

Reminders Reminders

  • Park Street is a uniform school. Below is a copy of our uniform policy. Your child is expected to be in uniform Monday-Thursday.
  • Birthday parties are not permitted. However, birthday cupcakes are allowed during lunch time.
  • If there is a change in transportation arrangements, we require notice from the parent before allowing students to be transported by anyone other than a parent. You may send in a note with your child or email parkstreet@marietta-city.org with the details of the change.
  • When a student arrives late (after 8:30), an adult must sign the student in at the office.
  • If a child is out for any portion of the school day, the missed time is recorded as a tardy. A note sent in the morning will help us to have your child ready. To avoid interruptions to instruction, no student will be released between 2:45 and 3:15.
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