Catlin

3. What grade level meetings are called
8. Students and teachers use these to understand the components that are necessary for success
12. Heather’s pervious job at Catlin
13. Mascot
16. Teacher provides small group instruction
17. Adjusting teaching to fit the needs of all learners
19. This kind of feedback is given during writing conferences
20. His taxonomy promotes higher level thinking
22. Catlin’s colors
23. Street Name
24. Verbalizing a teacher’s thoughts during modeled instruction
26. Written in kid language and the focus for the lesson
28. Teacher encourages participation by asking questions
29. Signal used to get class or group attention
31. Day Nurse Frank is at Catlin
32. Mr. Schmidt’s wife’s nickname
33. What Mr. Stan calls himself
35. This can be reinforced through class and team builders
37. The building blocks of Win-Win Discipline begins with
38. These published texts can be used to teach literacy lessons
39. When lesson plans are due

1. Using numbers to solve math problems
2. Assessment for Reading Level
4. Win-Win Discipline provides step-by-step methods for preventing these
5. Students work alone
6. Principal
7. Kagan strategies
9. ______ charts can be created by students to ensure expectations and explain major concepts
10. Use of manipulatives in math class
11. Use of pictures to represent math problems
14. Computerized assessment program
15. Number of buses at dismissal
18. This type of assessment includes _____
21. This many steps in Marzano's vocabulary lessons
23. Month when school gets out
25. A suggested timeline of lessons
27. Trophy given for this on a weekly basis
28. What is hidden between books in the library
30. Teacher explain the strategies and works through examples.
34. Catlin’s longest serving principal
36. Mr. Johnson's first name
37. Team. ______. Commitment. Every day. Every Way.