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Join the 4th grade team to learn about the importance of fact fluency! Families will learn about the progression of basic fact strategies and receive flash cards and games to play at home to reinforce frequent practice with basic facts to develop fact fluency. Fact fluency also supports computational fluency, estimating, and reasoning.

The incoming Kindergarten families will gain an understanding of how to help their child:

• recognize and have strategies to manage their emotions,

• identify letters and their sounds,

• build their math identity and agency

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After participating in the Social Foundations Learning Party series, parents will gain strategies to help their child develop important social, emotional, and executive functioning skills. They will learn how to encourage curiosity and a love of learning, foster independence, and support initiative and self-direction. Parents will also practice ways to guide their child in starting and completing activities…

**Invitation ONLY**

After participating in the Social Foundations Learning Party series, parents will gain strategies to help their child develop important social, emotional, and executive functioning skills. They will learn how to encourage curiosity and a love of learning, foster independence, and support initiative and self-direction. Parents will also practice ways to guide their child in starting and completing activities…

**Invitation ONLY**

After participating in the Social Foundations Learning Party series, parents will gain strategies to help their child develop important social, emotional, and executive functioning skills. They will learn how to encourage curiosity and a love of learning, foster independence, and support initiative and self-direction. Parents will also practice ways to guide their child in starting and completing activities…

**Invitation ONLY**

After participating in the Social Foundations Learning Party series, parents will gain strategies to help their child develop important social, emotional, and executive functioning skills. They will learn how to encourage curiosity and a love of learning, foster independence, and support initiative and self-direction. Parents will also practice ways to guide their child in starting and completing activities…