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You are invited to attend...2015 Conference for Oklahoma

Kindergarten Teachers

Tons of practical strategies that are ready-to-implement in your classroom the very next day

Powerful differentiated instruction techniques to reach ALL learners

Activities for teaching math concepts that are fun and engaging for you and your students

Hands-on, interactive sessions that are sure to keep you engaged!

Fun content-area games, centers & activities to maximize learning

What You’ll Learn

February 9–10, 2015 • Midwest City, OK

For more information, or to register, contact us today! 1-800-462-1478 | www.SDE.com

PrincipalsAttend Free& Discounted Group Rates Are Available!

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Together let’s create extraordinary classrooms.

Serving the professional development needs of extraordinary educators.

We’ll Help You Meet the Oklahoma Academic

Standards!Discover professional development that is research-based,

innovative, practical, and motivating, and will also help you increase rigor and critical thinking in your instruction.

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Featuring an all-star line-up including:

Kim AdsitFeatured Presenter

Kim HughesFeatured Presenter

Shannon SamulskiFeatured Presenter

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Pat PavelkaPat is an exciting classroom innovator and speaker. With over 16 years of classroom experience, she consistently earns high marks for her creative strategies, straightforward

style, and real-life answers to challenging issues. Pat is also the author of a variety of popular professional books, including Reading Standards for Literature (in volumes for grades K, 1, and 2) and Creating Independent Learners: Teacher-Tested Strategies for ALL Ability Levels, Grades 1–5.

Hey, Oklahoma!Make learning spring to life in your classroom.3 Discover what is needed for real learning to thrive. 3 Engineer your classroom for both teacher and student success. 3 Deliver teaching that both meets your students’ needs and also exceeds

mandated requirements. 3 Achieve balance by creating more time in your day for planning and teaching.

Meet Your Team of Expert Presenters

Kim AdsitKim taught kindergarten for 28 years and was voted 2002 Teacher of the Year. She emphasizes the fun of kindergarten and encourages educators to tap into the curiosity

of young children to plant the seed for lifelong learning. Kim has a Specialist Degree in Early Childhood Education as well as an At-Risk Endorsement. She is the co-author of five books, including Bookmaking Bonanza and Read with Ease.

Julie BrinkleyJulie is an energetic and creative new teacher mentor who has been nominated for teacher of the year two years in a row. She also has a self-proclaimed obsession with

classroom management, best practices, and structure. She shares strategies that are fun, hands-on, and can change with the needs of every learner.

Shannon SamulskiShannon is the founder of Strategic Intervention Solutions and is an international educational consultant. She has 15 years of teaching experience in the areas of special

education, reading specialization, and intervention. She is well known for her practical information and enthusiastic style, and her experience with RTI, promoting Early Learning Success, and integrating Math CCSS with numeracy development.

Kim HughesKim is a former kindergarten teacher and North Carolina’s Teacher of the Year. For over 15 years, she has conducted hundreds of trainings at local, state, national, and

international conferences. Kim is a mentor, coach and lead kindergarten teacher. Since 2000, she has been a Teacher Voice on National Governing Boards.

Sherri StratingSherri is an experienced educator who travels the country offering insightful and motivating presentations on a wide variety of teaching topics, including

Differentiated Instruction, math, reading, writing, and science. She is a former Missouri Teacher of the Year and a recipient of the National Presidential Award in Elementary Science. Sherri is also the author and creator of the professional development program, Open the Eyes of Struggling Readers and Writers to Literacy Using Strategies in Comprehensive Literacy.

Tamika JordanTamika is a National Milken Educator, SMART Exemplary Educator, and SMART Certified Interactive Teacher with 14 years of experience in prek, pre-first, first,

and third grade. Through the Arkansas Leadership Academy, she also serves as a coach, trainer, mentor, and supporter of teachers throughout the state of Arkansas. She is an endless source of practical ideas, hands-on activities, brain-based strategies, and technology tools for creating the most engaging learning environments for students.

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FREE Access to Every Handout for Every Session!You will have exclusive online access for an entire year to all of the handouts and lesson ideas from every session at this conference—a collection of great instructional strategies and techniques that will fast become one of your most valuable reference tools!

FREE Membership!With your paid registration, receive a FREE 30-day membership at TeachingMadeEasier.com, where you can instantly create activities with your own content.

PRICELESS Networking!Meet and greet with our variety of expert presenters as well as a diverse sampling of your peers eager to exchange tips and techniques to use right away in the classroom.

Principals Attend FREE!Help your teachers get even more out of their registration by attending with them—our conferences combine substance with real-world solutions to stimulate growth in teachers and administrators alike! (See page 7 for details.)

Take advantage of these extras!

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Invite your colleagues to create a strong support system and benefit from special tuition discounts for groups of 3+.

—ONE DAY—One Person$242Team of 3+$235 Per Person

Group of 10+$230 Per Person


—TWO DAYS—One Person$388Team of 3+$376 Per Person



Valerie RagsdaleValerie is an energetic and creative kindergarten teacher who also has many years of experience teaching PreK, first, and second grades. Her passion for teaching reading and

writing shines through her dynamic, uplifting sessions. She’s an endless source of teacher-tested activities and practical strategies you can take back to your classroom and use the next day to improve your reading and writing programs.

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I really enjoyed the workshops I was able to attend. The presenters

were relatable, helpful, and interesting to learn from and listen to. I learned a lot and was able to implement a lot of what I learned in my classroom the next day.”

Ashley Hofmann Stanley Hupfeld Academy

I came away with a lot of reassurances that I am on the right

track as well as a lot of new activities/resources to use to complement what I am doing already.”

Derik Hale Southern Hills Elementary

Monday, February 9, 2014 — Morning —

K1 The Joy, Humor & Rewards of TeachingKim AdsitRoger Caras said, “Dogs are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole.” In

this lighthearted keynote, Kim makes connections between her dogs and the joys, humor, and rewards of teaching young children. Come laugh as she shares highlights from her early childhood teaching experience. Relax and reflect on all of the wonderful ways that teaching makes your life whole!

75-Minute Sessions 9:00–10:15 am

A1 Don’t Wait! Early Intervention for KindergartenKim Adsit Kim shares her favorite intervention strategies for sight words, letter and number recognition, and other important standards. Discover how to organize individual tutorial bags for your students so that each child has ownership of the standards they’re learning. Leave with your own bag of new tricks for your at-risk and struggling learners!

A2 Success with Your Writer’s WorkshopPat PavelkaLearn the best way to develop a successful kindergarten writer’s workshop. Pat shares practical strategies you can use for every stage of the writing process. Discover how to help your students pick a topic, edit, revise, and a whole lot more. And, learn the nuts and bolts of center management.

A3 Phonological Awareness & Phonics: The Missing Link to ReadingSherri Strating Take a close look at how to develop the phonological awareness and phonics skills that are critical to young children’s emergent reading success. Join Sherri to learn dozens of activities that reinforce phonological awareness skills, as well as a five-step phonics format that will help you teach any phonics skill. Please bring scissors, glue stick, and markers.

A4 Practice, Practice, Practice: Making Math Stick!Tamika JordanProvide engaging ways for your young learners to repeatedly practice the foundational math skills they’ll need in kindergarten and beyond. Learn how to present concepts in fun, interesting, and relevant ways. Use brain-based strategies to deepen your students’ understanding of decomposing numbers. In this session, you’ll take part in rich math experiences that are developmentally appropriate, easy to integrate into your classroom, and aligned with the standards.

75-Minute Sessions 10:45 am–Noon

A5 All Eyes on You!Kim AdsitDiscover child-friendly techniques and activities for getting your students’ attention—without having to ask for it—to smooth out those awkward transition times! Kim reveals ways to use transition time to teach counting, the alphabet, sight words, and rhyming—with songs, chants, poems, and more!

A6 Engaging Young Readers in Whole-Group & Circle Time: A Treasury of Mini-LessonsPat Pavelka Gain specific strategies and activities to use in your whole-group instruction, including hands-on mini-lesson ideas that allow students to manipulate the texts they’re working with. Explore how to work with the standards through practical, research-based instructional strategies in your whole-group instruction. Please bring scissors, markers, and glue.

A7 Formative AssessmentSherri StratingDrive your instruction with time-saving, quick, and easy formative assessments! Become a more reflective teacher using engaging, think-on-your feet activities. Fill your toolkit with dozens of ideas for ensuring every student is successful—and the research to back them up.

A8 Brain Power! A Whole New Way to Awaken & Engage Your KindergartnersTamika Jordan Create an exciting and manageable classroom using the G.I.F.T.—an engaging learning approach that uses Gestures, Inflection, Fun, and Teaching. In this hands-on session, gain an overview of whole-brain teaching and how to tap into children’s brains the way they are wired. Awaken all areas of your students’ brains with proven strategies that engage and involve them and improve retention.

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Keynote 8:15–8:50 am

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Sessions offer strategies that will support your RTI (Response to Intervention) efforts.

Hands-on, highly interactive sessions offering a wealth of strategies & techniques.

Peer-To-Peer Session: Teacher-to-teacher sessions presented by current classroom practitioners who have valuable strategies and experiences to share.

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Sheraton Midwest City Hotel at the Reed Conference Center5750 Will Rogers RoadMidwest City, OK 73110

For reservations and directions call: (405) 455–1800

Call by January 19, 2015. Tell the hotel staff you are attending the SDE Conference for Oklahoma Kindergarten Teachers. They’ll offer their special overnight rate just for you.

Special Overnight Rate: $110 single/double (plus tax; rates based on availability)

Parking: FREE (subject to change)

See the hotel front desk for more information about sightseeing tours, evening hot spots, great dining, shopping, and more!

Enjoy Lunch on Your OwnPLUS—Exhibits & SDE Book Table

Monday, February 9, 2015 — Afternoon —

75-Minute Sessions 1:15–2:30 pm

B1 YeeHaw! Wild About Numbers!

Kim Adsit Create a classroom of little cowpokes who are wild about numbers! Gain terrific ideas for how to use five frames, ten frames, rekenreks, dot plates, and dominoes to meet the standards for numbers and operations. Come ready to make math tools you can use in your classroom. Please bring scissors, glue stick, and tape.

B2 Creating Independent Literacy Centers: A Make & TakePat Pavelka Learn how to create literacy centers where your students can work independently—allowing you to focus on work with small groups. Come explore ideas for content areas, libraries, art projects, and activities to coordinate with any book or story. You’ll discover the secret to conducting efficient center rotations, and you’ll give your students the opportunity to enjoy their independence. Please bring scissors, markers, and glue.

B3 Differentiate to Motivate: Zeroing in on Learning StylesSherri Strating Successfully differentiate your instruction to cultivate a classroom of life-long learners. Sherri offers super-effective questioning techniques for reaching multiple learning styles. Leave this session with hands-on activities you can use across the curriculum to spark your kindergartners’ interest—and motivate them to learn! Please bring scissors, markers, and glue stick.

B4 Off to a Great Start: Comprehension in the Early YearsTamika JordanTeach your class one of the most critical skills—comprehension—using intentional, active, and interactive strategies. Learn how to help your little ones identify story elements, ask and answer questions, and construct meaning from text by making connections. Feel confident you’re building an excellent foundation for their lifelong love of reading!


B5 Games Galore!Kim AdsitTeach the reading standards with Kim’s engaging activities. Your little ones will beg for more! Kim shares games, art activities, books, charts, music, and more. Discover activities galore that make it fun and easy to build the reading foundational skills, such as phonological awareness, phonics, word recognition, print concepts, and fluency.

B6 Mastering Essential Sight WordsPat PavelkaLearn quick and easy ways to assess a student’s basic sight word vocabulary. Your students will thrive as they develop a concept of words through games, movement, and fun activities. Leave with activities that emphasize word fluency and are easy to incorporate into your daily literacy lessons. B7 Making the Most of Every Minute: Fitting It All InSherri Strating Sherri shows you how to make every minute count with hands-on activities and strategies that fit any integrated theme or cross-curricular thematic unit. Learn how to enrich your program with half-day and full-day scheduling that seamlessly integrates literacy, math, social studies, science, movement, and music. Please bring scissors, glue stick, and markers.

B8 Technology Treasures for Your Classroom: Resources, Activities, Strategies & More!Tamika JordanCollect a variety of technology resources, activities, and strategies that are perfect for your kindergarten classroom and explore the many ways you can use them to bring learning to life. Tamika shares the best early childhood tools, websites, activities, and strategies for giving your students a voice, improving reading fluency, and creating presentations. Training to you!

Bring SDE’s Customized Training to Your School or District.Contact SDE’s Educational Partnerships team today for a complimentary consultation!

1-877-388-2054 [email protected]

Teams Work!Be sure to invite your colleagues to share in this exciting, information-filled event. You’ll not only create a strong support system, you’ll also take advantage of special tuition discounts.


Overnight Location

Conference Location

Reed Conference Center5800 Will Rogers RoadMidwest City, OK 73110

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SCHEDULETuesday, February 10, 2015

— Morning —

75-Minute Sessions 9:00–10:15 am

C1 Building Number Sense in KindergartenShannon Samulski How can we help children who come to school with underdeveloped numeracy skills? Join Shannon to find out why early intervention and data-driven instruction are so important. Learn a variety of numeracy learning activities. You’ll also discover ways to keep the learning going at home with an at-home numeracy development program.

C2 Beyond Red Light, Green Light: Behavior Management That WorksKim HughesCreate a classroom of well-behaved, intrinsically motivated learners who learn more and retain learning better, and who are more involved in their own learning and development. Join Kim to explore the difference between internal and external motivation and to learn techniques for motivating young children from the inside out.

C3 Getting the Most from Your Word Walls with Ready-to-Use LessonsJulie BrinkleyTake home creative, ready-to-use lessons for getting the most from the word wall in your classroom. Julie touches on the research underlying word walls and gives you best practices for fitting them into your instruction. Leave with tons of ideas that will make learning sight words easy, productive, and fun for your kindergartners.

C4 Writing Our Way Through KindergartenValerie RagsdaleAll children have a story to tell, but how do we get them to write it? Discover sensational strategies and teacher-tested tips and tricks for getting your students to fall in love with writing. Learn fun songs and games that teach writing skills, engaging activities for the writing center, and creative ways to publish pieces all year long!

75-Minute Sessions 10:45 am–Noon

C5 Peel Back the Layers: Finding the Root of the Problem for Your At-Risk StudentsShannon SamulskiDo you feel like your at-risk students aren’t making the progress you were hoping for? Shannon shows you how to use a systematic approach to delayer their problem areas to find the layer they are missing. Learn how to develop a realistic goal for each student and take away numerous interventions to address typical problem areas in reading, writing, and math.

C6 Wide Eyes & Open Mouths: Science Centers in Kindergarten Kim Hughes Make science instruction happen naturally in your classroom—with centers! Kim shows you how to take advantage of your students’ natural sense of what science is by creating developmentally appropriate science centers that invite them to explore and experiment.

C7 Calming Classroom Craziness with Anchor ActivitiesJulie Brinkley Discover foolproof ways to keep your other students purposefully engaged in learning and happy while you’re testing or implementing guided reading. Anchor activities are perfect tools for early finishers, differentiated instruction, and classroom management. Come learn how to create inexpensive anchor activities your students will love. You’ll be surprised at how your classroom management improves! Please bring markers, a glue stick, and scissors.

K2 Intentional Teaching: Caring, Sharing & Daring to Do What Is Best for OUR ChildrenKim Hughes

Children crave thoughtful, caring adults who nurture, challenge, coach, guide, understand, and care about them. In this insightful keynote, Kim inspires you to become an intentional teacher who cares, shares, and dares to do what’s best for your children. Discover why intentional and deliberate interactions with students are essential, and how to create them. You’ll also explore the role of teacher, child, parent, and learning environment in motivating children to succeed in learning and life. Carve out this time to reflect on your world changing work as a teacher, and then return to your classroom empowered to make transformation happen—for both you and your class.

Keynote 8:15–8:50 am


Exclusive Book Bundle Offer

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$62.85+ tax

Reserve Your BundleTo take advantage of this exclusive book bundle offer, simply check the specially marked box on page 7. Then pick it up and pay for it when you arrive at the event! No shipping charges. No hassles.

Want your books right away?No problem. You’ll still get the discount on the bundle. Call 1-800-321-0401 and ask for Book Bundle #B10209. The only additional charge will be shipping.

C8 Wonderful World of Word Work Stations That Work!Valerie RagsdaleExplore hands-on activities your kindergartners will love while practicing sight words, vocabulary, spelling, word families, and more. Learn a variety of self-directed activities for fun and engaging literacy centers that are classroom-ready using materials you already own. Delve into center management, room arrangement, transitions, and much more to get your centers moving!

Math Talk: Teaching Concepts & Skills Through Illustrations & StoriesBy Char Forsten & Torri Richards (Gr. PreK–1) 80 pp. #402657 $21.95

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Morning Meeting, Afternoon Wrap-Up, 2nd Edition: Practical Routines to Build Community, Motivate Learners, and Meet Standards By Donna Whyte (Gr. K–3) 160 pp.#133020 $19.95

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Interventions for All: Phonological AwarenessBy Yvette Zgonc (K-2) 176 pp.#402680 $27.95

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D1 iLearn, My Way with iPads®

Shannon SamulskiStock up on exciting, FREE apps that are grade-level appropriate and quickly build reading and writing independence. Shannon shows you how to integrate amazing applications into your classroom while differentiating your instruction to meet the needs of ALL your learners, even your at-risk students.

D2 Helping Little Ones Become Creative Problem Solvers & Critical ThinkersKim HughesDiscover kid-friendly, hands-on activities for helping your kindergartners develop problem-solving skills. Kim shows you how to begin by creating a child-centered, developmentally appropriate classroom environment. Return to your classroom with techniques to support decision-making, higher-order thinking skills, and self/peer concepts.

D3 Simple Tips for Teaching It All: Bundling the LearningJulie BrinkleyGet tips and tricks for bundling standards and fitting in everything you need to teach. When you focus on standards and let them drive your instruction, you succeed! Investigate how to organize your teaching tools to flow from unit to unit and use simple technology ideas to enrich your teaching.

D4 Getting Ready for Guided ReadingValerie RagsdaleGet your kindergartners ready for successful guided reading with Valerie’s ideas for differentiated instruction. See how easy it is to help both struggling emergent readers and readers who need to be challenged. Explore strategies for fabulous fluency, awesome assessment and accuracy, and phenomenal phonemic awareness and phonics. This session also includes great comprehension, close reading, and management tips to get your kiddos ready for reading.


D5 Using Math Talk to Accelerate Student LearningShannon Samulski Discover how to implement “math talk” in your classroom that engages students and clarifies the processes they go through when applying their math learning. Gain the tools you need to begin math talk, introduce student-friendly math word walls, and integrate all 8 mathematical practice standards. It only takes 10 minutes a day! Please bring scissors.

D6 Super Alphabet Games & ActivitiesKim Hughes “What’s in a name?” A whole lot, actually! Children are often fascinated by the letters in their own names. Kim shares literacy games and activities that focus on the names of the children in your classroom. Discover how name games can keep your class engaged in learning about the alphabet and other important elements of language. Please bring scissors.

D7 From Craziness to Calm: Helping Students with ADHD Fit In & SucceedJulie BrinkleyPut yourself in the seat of students with ADHD to gain a greater understanding of them. Learn various systems for helping them succeed in your classroom. Julie shares strategies for successful problem solving along with tips for managing these students as a cooperative peer. This session also dives into terrific ways to build centers and activities that benefit the ADHD student without isolating them.

▼ Peer-To-Peer Session ▼ D8 Reading & Writing: How They Work Together in Kindergarten

Connie FlanaganThe benefits of incorporating reading and writing into your kindergarten classroom cannot be ignored! Learn how in this session. Connie shares tips and information for piquing your students’ curiosity and encouraging them to read and write about many topics. Arrive ready to view here’s-how-to-do-it samples and share ideas with other teachers.

Enjoy Lunch on Your OwnPLUS—Exhibits & SDE Book Table

Tuesday, February 10, 2015 — Afternoon —

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