Toth Elementary

Dr. Beth Christoff, Principal

200 East Seventh St.
Perrysburg, Ohio 43551

419-874-3123
fax 419-872-8828

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Toth Mission Statement

We show respect to our Toth family as we grow and learn!

Toth Belief Statement

We believe that all students are capable of learning and working in both individual and collaborative settings.

We believe all students need reading, problem solving, and technology skills to achieve success in the future.

We believe all students need to be challenged and motivated to achieve and focus on continuous improvement.

We believe all students should exhibit attitudes and behaviors promoting lifelong learning, respect for diversity, and service to the community.

We believe all students should learn to make informed decisions as scientific discoveries and social realities force more difficult choices.

Online Courses Available!!!

The Reading First-Ohio Center has just completed production of two online courses for parents and families that highlight connections between home, classroom and Ohio’s academic content standards. The courses are free and available on the website at www.readingfirstohio.org (Click on Resources for Families).

The first course, Games Parents Play, features parents and children from Ohio playing literacy based games with their children. Seven literacy-focused games were created to easily fit into the busy schedules of today's parents and guardians. The games are familiar and may already be old favorites with families. For example, in Concentration, players are set up with rows of cards in front of them. Each player takes a turn flipping over two cards at a time, looking for synonyms (words with the same meaning). If the two cards flipped are synonyms, then that player gets another turn. This game works best with smaller groups and requires minimal materials (cards). All game directions and scripts can be downloaded as well as any game cards necessary.

In the second course, A Look in the Classroom, parents visit classrooms to see how the literacy games they play at home are also found at school – only in new and different ways, Parents and caregivers can watch as teachers develop reading skills to higher levels, drawing on what children know and can do already. An expert explains how teachers and parents actually use similar strategies to develop reading and writing concepts and skills. A video explanation of how literacy activities and games covered in this program support Ohio's English/Language Arts Academic Content Standards is also provided.

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