9/28/17

We have had a great week in Kindergarten! Students got to explore instruments in music, do some leaf art with Ms. Glory, had writing outside, and much more fun.

Important Dates coming up, October is a busy month:

10/11: Picture Day

10/6: BI-ZI farms pumpkin patch field trip

10/12: Fire Station Field Trip

10/13: Grandparent’s Day (invitations sent homeThursday)

10/19-10-20: No School/B conferences. Talk with Brooke Warner to schedule child care if needed.

10/28: Fun Fest

Notes:

-On Friday, please leave booster for children to go to the Pumpkin Patch.

-For our Grandparent’s Day on the 13^th, we would like to do a continental breakfast. If you can donate some food please let me know! Thank you!

-The field trip slip for our fire station was incorrect, it will be on the 12^th=)

-I know it is a ways away, but for Veteran’s Day we will be having a small program where we will have a slide show of our Family Veterans. If you have a family member you would like to honor, please send a picture with their information, or if you have served please send you picture!!

-This Box top contest, our bag is getting full! keep sending them in!

What are we learning:

Reading

Math:

Numbers 1 to 5, one more, and we will have our first math test!

Writing:

This will be our last week on "our pictures tell a story". Students will pick their favorite writing to share at Grandparent's Day=)

Handwriting- Students will begin to work in their handwriting books next week.

Bible:

Young Isacc, and everyone is special to God.

Social studies:

Friends and family

Art

Sully, Jaiden, and Abbey reading together

In Bible this week, we learned about Abraham and his blessings. We then talked about how we are blessed.

Keep your eye out for passwords and users names next week! This is the BEST website for kids to learn math! 

PE

Sully sharing his writing

Music

Chapel

Fruit of the Spirit Award for Self- Control. Way to go Zek and Peyton for demonstrating this difficult fruit of the spirit this month!

I hope everyone has a great weekend!

Mrs. Lee

9/25/17

We are in our last week of September already! I have had a wonderful 3 weeks so far and look forward to seeing how we will grow this year.

Important Dates coming up, October is a busy month:

10/11: Picture Day

10/6: BI-ZI farms pumpkin patch field trip (permission slips will be sent home Monday)

10/12: Fire Station Field Trip

10/13: Grandparent’s Day (invitations sent home next week)

10/19-10-20: No School/B conferences. Talk with Brooke Warner to schedule child care if needed.

10/28: Fun Fest

Notes:

-Next week we will begin our MAP testing. Your child should have a sheet about this testing in their CAMP folders. I personally love this test as it is adaptive, meaning it will get harder or easier depending on how they answer, it is a research based test, and widely used across the US.

-You should have recieved a "Safe Touch" packet Thurday that was supposed to signed and returned. If you did not recieve one please let me know, I have a few extra's!

-Soccor Shots starts Monday! If you would like you child to be apart of this fun program please send in signed sheet, or let me or Mrs. Warner know.

Writing:

My Pictures tell a story

Social Studies:

How to be a good friend and why are friends important.

Here is a poster we made about what a good friend is. Students drew a picture of someone they thought was a good friend. 

Reading:

In reading we are still working on our routines. We are also practicing rhyming, beginning sounds and letters A-z

Math:

Next week we will focus on numbers 0-5, greater than, less than, and equal to.

Bible:

Story: Abraham

Music

Recess Fun

Chapel

 Cassidy Sharing her all about me bag

Rellick sharing his all about me bag

Jaxson sharing during writing time

 News letter

Week 2 9/15

Week 2:

Our second week is finished and next week we will begin to get into our curriculum.

What are we learning!

In reading, we will be focusing on letters A-F, rhyming, and telling the difference between letters and numbers.

Math- in math this week we are focusing on reading, writing, and counting to 5.

Writing- In writing we are learning that our pictures can tell a story. Students are beginning to ask how to spell and write letters, which is always so fun to see!

Bible- next week we will learn about Noah and how he keeps his promises! We will also be doing a fun rainbow art on Friday to go with this=)

Social studies- We are finishing up our rules unit and we will begin to learn about what makes a good friend. All very important things to learn in kindergarten=)

Side Notes

*We are also beginning our sight word lists Monday. The goal is to complete one list every 1-2 weeks. To pass the list students should be able to read the sight word within 3-5 seconds. Again in the beginning this may take longer to finish a list and that is okay. Here are a few examples of how you can practice

-flash cards

-write them on white boards

-find them in books

-make them with play dough

-read our little readers that are sent home, or find some online (mostly made of sight words)

*If you have not signed your child’s internet permission slip sent home on Thursday, please do so this weekend. Students get to use our I-pads to read stories, play reading games (hooked on phonics), and to play math games. In kindergarten students will not be online unless with an adult.

Special dates

9/21- Give 24. Our PTL has set up this giving event with Give 24. I am personally excited about this as it will help with our back play ground area, which includes resurfacing the blacktop and leveling the playing field.

10/11-Picture Day!

10/13- Grandparents Day from 9-11:30.

10/19-10/20- No school, conferences.

Pictures of the week

                                              Students Sharing bags

Practicing LTR

After recess pictures

Newsletter will be sent home Monday:)

Welcome!

Welcome to our class blog! Here you will find details about what we are learning, upcoming information and dates, as well as my favorite, pictures.

This week we focused on talking about rules and why they are important. We also focused on daily routines. Next week we will learn some more routines for our reading and math time.

But of course it was not all rules and routines, we were able to do some fun crafts, read some stories, play, and make portraits of our selves, that you will find hung in the hallway next week.

Reminder that Tuesday in our Curriculum Night at 6:30, I hope to see everyone there! Kids are welcome though from past and personal experience it is easier without them, as they tend to get bored;)

Here are a few pictures of our week!

Playing games to learn about rules

PE with Mrs. B

Brown bear brown bear activities

Spanish with Miastro Monica

Lunch time

Our Class!