This week we will cover the following:

ELA/Reading:

• Rhyming words
• Initial sounds
• Separating sentences into words
• Letters m and t
• Sight word: see

Math:

• Classifying to make categories and count

Writing:

• Drawing an illustration with details about a given topic
• Labeling illustrations (matching pictures with words or initial sound)
• Copying a sentence using a capital letter in the beginning, finger spaces, and period at the end.

Science:

• Forces: Pushes and pulls

Social Studies

• Following rules
• How we get along with others

Open house will be on Thursday, September 12, 2019 from 6-7:30. Hope to see you there!

Please send a healthy snack with your child until the school starts providing snack. Thank you.

Kindergarten families, 

I’m so excited for the 2019-2020 school year! It was so nice to meet each of you the first week of school. With your support, I’m confident that your child will make tremendous growth. 

Thank you for all the families who donated supplies for our classroom. I greatly appreciate it. 

Please refer to our specials schedule I sent, and have your child wear gym shoes on the days we are scheduled for gym. 

I attached my welcome letter for reference. Please don’t hesitate to email me with any questions or concerns. 

Let’s make the 2019-2020 school year amazing! 

Field day will now be on Wednesday, June 12th. If you would still like to volunteer, please let me know!

K-2ND GRADERS: 9-11:30 a.m.

Field day will be Monday, June 10th. Kindergarten will attend in the morning. Please let me know if you are willing to volunteer. Children will participate in lots of exciting activities to celebrate the end of the school year and their hard work. Hope to see you there!

Newsletter 16

On Friday, the kindergarten team came together to discuss how we can put an end to bullying. Students previously wrote down ways we can help someone who is being bullied and we added their ideas to our school tree.

Newsletter 15

Our clean-up parade will be on Thursday, April 15, 2019 at 2:00. Students will be sporting their tie-dyed Earth Day t-shirts (if weather permits and we get these done on time) and headbands. Please have your child wear blue jeans.

You are welcome to join. The parade will take place right outside our school (we will not be walking around the neighborhood).