Mission
To support a regional network of elementary administrators dedicated to sharing best practices where all students experience success and are prepared to meet the challenges for the 21st century.
Collegial Support
Addressing needs of new and experienced Elementary School Leaders
Providing opportunities for professional growth and dialogue among experienced administrators
This workshop, which coincides with the Gallo Center for the Art’s production of Call of the Wild, demonstrate how to integrate lesson and vignettes from the classic book into the classroom. Participants engage in hands-on Visual Art and Theatre Art activities, investigate how to utilize tools and strategies presented, and receive CCSS and NGSS aligned lesson plans.
The Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) requires that all students engage in performance-based assessments. The day will cover how the NGSS impacts the SpEd classroom. Participants will have an opportunity to engage in NGSS-aligned lessons that allow students of different abilities to engage in core ideas in science.
Participants will:
Number Talks is an instructional routine that supports students in building mental math and computation strategies. These routines are perfect for the diverse needs of special education students, as number talks can be modified to fit the needs of IEP goals and the individual needs of each student.
The Number Talks book, by Sherry Parrish, has more than 850 purposefully designed number talks and a DVD featuring 19 number talks filmed in actual classrooms.
Participants will have an opportunity to engage in hands-on lessons that integrates both science and mathematics. The Science and Mathematics Standards require that students learn disciplinary content and practices, and these practices intentionally overlap to demonstrate the connections between math and science.
Participants will:
Join us for an exciting and engaging night of arts integration and arts making! This workshop, inspired by the spring season, focuses on integrating elements of spring, and books about spring into classroom curricula and the visual arts. Attendees will participate in the making of four full arts projects (new projects from previous year) and will receive lesson plans for four projects. Provided lesson plans align to VAPA and CCSS Standards.
As part of Youth Arts Month, join the Stanislaus COE in Making Arts Learning Visible!
The purpose of the PK-12th Grade Art Showcase is to display the creative abilities of students in Pre-Kindergarten – 12th grades during Youth Arts Month (March). Student artwork can be made in-class, at-school, at a community event, in an extra-curricular setting, or at home. Teachers are encouraged (but not required) to send student artist statements along with artwork. Student artists statements will be displayed as space allows.
Participants will have an opportunity to engage in hands-on lessons that integrates both science and mathematics. The Science and Mathematics Standards require that students learn disciplinary content and practices, and these practices intentionally overlap to demonstrate the connections between math and science.
Participants will:
At this workshop you will participate in grade-level lessons that integrate the NGSS with Dual Immersion ELA programs. The lessons will focus on ELA strategies that promote deeper understanding of science content. The workshop is facilitated in both Spanish and English; handouts will also be in both languages.
Participants will:
At this workshop you will participate in grade-level lessons that integrate the NGSS with Dual Immersion ELA programs. The lessons will focus on ELA strategies that promote deeper understanding of science content. The workshop is facilitated in both Spanish and English; handouts will also be in both languages.
Participants will:
"Why don't these kids know their facts?!" is one of the most common frustrations in math teaching. During this one day learning event, participants will learn the true meaning of mathematical fluency, engaging strategies to support students in their journey to said fluency, and opportunities for ongoing formative assessment of student progress.
This workshop will focus on suggestions for integration across content areas; for example, “How can I use history content during my ELA time?” Educators will use their current instructional materials to build out a strong and cohesive unit of study to support all learners. Participants will leave with strategies for integration across subject areas to strengthen and streamline student learning in the classroom.
Stanislaus County Office of Education is offering their 5th Annual Lego Robotics Camp for students grades 5th-8th! Using LEGO Mindstorms EV3s is an interactive and fun way to teach engineering, robotics, robot animation, and entry-level program coding. Each session encourages creativity and imagination as students brainstorm, build, and experiment with amazing robots. It's a wonderful way to develop critical 21st century skills. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity!
Stanislaus County Office of Education is offering their 5th Annual Lego Robotics Camp for students grades 5th-8th! Using LEGO Mindstorms EV3s is an interactive and fun way to teach engineering, robotics, robot animation, and entry-level program coding. Each session encourages creativity and imagination as students brainstorm, build, and experiment with amazing robots. It's a wonderful way to develop critical 21st century skills. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity!
Stanislaus County Office of Education is offering their 5th Annual Lego Robotics Camp for students grades 5th-8th! Using LEGO Mindstorms EV3s is an interactive and fun way to teach engineering, robotics, robot animation, and entry-level program coding. Each session encourages creativity and imagination as students brainstorm, build, and experiment with amazing robots. It's a wonderful way to develop critical 21st century skills. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity!
Stanislaus County Office of Education is offering their 5th Annual Lego Robotics Camp for students grades 5th-8th! Using LEGO Mindstorms EV3s is an interactive and fun way to teach engineering, robotics, robot animation, and entry-level program coding. Each session encourages creativity and imagination as students brainstorm, build, and experiment with amazing robots. It's a wonderful way to develop critical 21st century skills. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity!
Stanislaus County Office of Education is offering their 5th Annual Lego Robotics Camp for students grades 5th-8th! Using LEGO Mindstorms EV3s is an interactive and fun way to teach engineering, robotics, robot animation, and entry-level program coding. Each session encourages creativity and imagination as students brainstorm, build, and experiment with amazing robots. It's a wonderful way to develop critical 21st century skills. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity!
Is your child interested in engineering or computers? Our LEGO WeDo 2.0 Robotics Day Camp is a great introduction into engineering, basic computer programming, and robotics. The price of the camp includes snacks, and a water bottle. Space is limited!
Is your child interested in engineering or computers? Our LEGO WeDo 2.0 Robotics Day Camp is a great introduction into engineering, basic computer programming, and robotics. The price of the camp includes snacks, and a water bottle. Space is limited!
Is your child interested in engineering or computers? Our LEGO WeDo 2.0 Robotics Day Camp is a great introduction into engineering, basic computer programming, and robotics. The price of the camp includes snacks, and a water bottle. Space is limited!
Is your child interested in engineering or computers? Our LEGO WeDo 2.0 Robotics Day Camp is a great introduction into engineering, basic computer programming, and robotics. The price of the camp includes snacks, and a water bottle. Space is limited!
