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All students who participate in the Smyth County Enrichment Resource Program (ERP), must have a permission slip signed and returned to the ERP teacher each year. I will be giving forms to unit 1 participants on their first day of class and to new comers of each unit there after. I have provided a link to that document (found above) as well as the Emergency Medical Release Form that we must have for any field experiences.
Things ERP students will be doing...
EdmodoEdmodo is a site where students complete different activities online through a closed network. Students practice writing skills and enhance technology skills by using a discussion board open to the whole class during class times.
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Some ERP Student will be using Edmodo from time to time to complete and contribute to class projects and/or assignments.
Scratch |
Google Classrooms |
Students have been working with different components of computer coding over the last few weeks. Students are currently working on creating an animated winter story that require specific elements from a coding program called Scratch.
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Students in grades 3-7 will be working inside of Google to complete some assignments/projects.
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Looking at Previous Years
7th Grade ERP trip 2017
ERP Students Participate in the Hour of Code During National Computer Science Week, December 3-11, 2016
Virginia Department of Education recognizes and encourages students to participate in the hour of code.
2016 “Hour of Code” – Superintendent's Memo: National Computer Science Education Week |
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During the week of December 3-11, 2016, ERP students participated in the Hour of Code, as part of recognizing National Computer Science Week. Terry Hawthorn (pictured above) Smyth County Director of Technology, came to Saltville Elementary School to talk about Computer Science and to code with students. We greatly appreciate him taking the time to come and work with us!
Smyth County Gifted and Talented
Enrichment Resource Program in Smyth County:
The goal of Smyth County Schools' Program for the Education of Gifted Students is to provide appropriate intellectual, academic, creative, and social opportunities allowing gifted children to develop to their full potential. The program is designed to provide additional methods of quality education appropriate to the unique abilities, talents, and aptitudes which are innate within each child.
Smyth County provides a continuum of services in kindergarten through grade twelve for students gifted in intellectual aptitude. All aspects of the program are sequential and integrated into the basic curriculum.
The goal of Smyth County Schools' Program for the Education of Gifted Students is to provide appropriate intellectual, academic, creative, and social opportunities allowing gifted children to develop to their full potential. The program is designed to provide additional methods of quality education appropriate to the unique abilities, talents, and aptitudes which are innate within each child.
Smyth County provides a continuum of services in kindergarten through grade twelve for students gifted in intellectual aptitude. All aspects of the program are sequential and integrated into the basic curriculum.
Blast from the Past!
PAST ERP EXPERIENCES