Ruth Hill Elementary School
Hill Elementary School Grade Level SMART Goals
For 2013-2014
Grade Level
S.M.A.R.T. GOAL
Ways to Support
KindergartenReading
95% of kindergarten students will Practice HFW and blending sounds at
pass DRA Level 4 (on grade level) home-go to the Wonders web-site for
additional practice.
by the end of the school year.
KindergartenMath
90% of kindergarten students will
pass district unit math tests with a
score of 90% or higher by the end
of the school year.
Practice writing numbers and identifying
numbers (out of order) from 1-30,
practice basic math facts and sums to 10.
First GradeReading
100% of first grade students will
read at or above grade level by
the end of the school year.
Students need and write high frequency
words and spelling words daily-lists are
sent home on Mondays!
First Grade-
100% of first grade students will
master all number sense
objectives taught and assessed
during the 2013-2014 school
year.
Practice math facts at home (school can
supply), practice counting on strategies,
read parent math letter-check web-page
for math practice ideas!
Second GradeReading
90% of all second grade students
will pass unit reading tests
(Wonders) in the area of reading
comprehension.
Access the Wonders website-read with
students, practice words, inquire about
stories, etc.
Second GradeMath
85% of second grade students will Practice basic math facts-access school
web-site for ideas, discuss and review
pass all Houghton Mifflin unit
homework with your child
tests by the end of the school
year.
Third GradeReading
90% of third grade students will
be able to demonstrate reading
comprehension by finding text
evidence in a written, verbal, or
visual format as measured on
district assessments.
Math
Read with your child, Review Ne-SA
vocabulary in monthly newsletters, read
and summarize, partner with child on
weekly comprehension homework and
access the Wonders website
2
90% of third grade students will
demonstrate more than one way
to solve a math problem as
measured on math chapter tests
and district common assessments.
Practice multiplication and division facts
95% of fourth grade students will
pass reading (Wonders) unit tests
and the NeSA-Reading test by the
end of the school year.
Read with your child nightly-check for
meaning and understanding as your child
is reading, point to a word in the text
and have your child identify context
clues surrounding the word to identify
word meaning, use the Wonders website
to review spelling, grammar, vocabulary
and stories.
Fourth GradeMath
95% of fourth grade students will
pass math assessments as
measured on chapter tests and
Ne-SA-Math by the end of the
school year.
Review math homework and testspractice basic facts
Fourth GradeWriting
95% of fourth grade students will
pass quarterly writing assessments
and the Ne-SA writing assessment
by the end of the school year.
Point out good topics that your child can
write about, write a story with your
child, help your child write an entire
story by using the writing process
Fifth GradeReading
80% of fifth grade students will
pass reading (Wonders) unit tests
with 80% proficiency.
Encourage children to read daily,
encourage kids to find evidence in text
Fifth Grade-
95% of fifth grade students will
pass Ne-SA Math test by the end
of the school year.
Practice math facts, encourage children
to discuss problem-solving strategies,
stressing number sense and math talk
Third GradeMath
Fourth Grade-
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Reading
Math
Support your child by reviewing and
discussing nightly homework