We trained parents about fluency through a ppt and demonstration. We
then gave parents a month-long calendar of daily ideas for improving
fluency. Students could bring back the calendars at the end of the
month for a prize, if a certain number of activities were completed.
We had the local library come and share summer program info and bring
applications for library cards.
We divided parents into groups. Some went to the computer lab to learn
about websites that would help their children. Others went to our
Title I room to play learning games. We sent home the materials to
play the games. The two groups then switched.
On Apr 14, 2010, at 8:52 PM, Jeanne Crider wrote:
I hope I'm sending this to the right place.
I'm a reading specialist and wondered if anyone has ideas for parent
meetings for Title I Reading? We always struggle to come up with
something meaningful for parents. I work with K-2 but we are
wanting ideas for K-5.
Thanks,
Jeanne
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