Tonight’s homework:
1.READ! sight words and books in reading bag and/or other books at home
2. Math number 19, show as 10 + 9 more items in the box
3. Math Bag, practice making 10 with the 10 frame and counters
Reminders for next week
11/13 is a late start day
11/14, 11/20, 11/21 are parent/teacher conference days, if you have not signed up for a time, one will be given to you. I will send this information home on Monday.
Have a good weekend,
Michelle Rawson
READ READ READ! Read to and with your child at least 20 minutes each night. It can be from reading bag, sight words, the newspaper sent home, anything, just make sure to read each night!!
Number 17, please show as 10 + 7 more items.
Remember tomorrow is gym so wear gym shoes!
I hope some of the fruit look necklace (working on patterns) made it home for you to see… I saw a few nibbling as they were walking out! 🙂
Thanks,
Michelle Rawson
Tonight’s homework:
1. Number 16— show as 10 + 6 more in the box, for example, 10 * * * * * *, so they understand that teen numbers are 10 + a digit.
*As always read from reading bag 10-15 minutes a night and practice sight words. Practice numbers, shapes, and 10 frame games in math bag.
Remember No School Tomorrow- go vote!
As always, should you have any questions, please call the office at 827-6500. If you need to speak to someone in Arabic, ask for Nadia Dakroub.
Thank you for your assistance in these matters,
Michelle Rawson
Wow it’s November! I can’t believe it! Time is flying and the kids are growing academically and socially so fast!
Tonight’s Homework:
1. Read from reading bag and practice sight words: new word- we was added today. They also have a new paper book, Halloween, in their folders that they can read and keep in their reading bag or at home.
2. Number 15 for math, in the box show 10 and then add 5 more items so they get the idea of 10 + a digit for teen numbers
3. Math Bags- they got a new activity for 10 frames– they can practice using the red counter to make 10 in different ways, for example, 3 and 7 more is 10 and so on. Many ways to use the counters and 10 frames to do math (see back of 10 frame for more ideas/games).
Reminders for Next week…
Monday 11/4 is the LAST day for book fair
Tuesday 11/5 there is NO SCHOOL– go vote!
Friday 11/8 is a half day for students (morning ONLY, they go home before lunch)
Have a good weekend,
Michelle Rawson
No homework tonight! (I did not even collect folders today!)
Have a fun and safe Halloween! Try to stay dry 🙂
The PTA will be having a meeting tomorrow (Friday November 1 st), at 8:50 am in the cafeteria. Please drop off your children and join us for this 40 minute meeting with PTA. You will see what we have accomplished this year and what we still plan on doing. The Treasurer will present the budget and you will learn how much money we have made so far and how we are using it for the students. Come and share your ideas with us. There will also be a raffle and refreshments will be served.
Please bring folders, reading bags, and math bags tomorrow!
Happy Halloween!
Michelle Rawson
Hope to see you at Boo Bash! Parents must attend with children.
Homework is the letter Hh.
Tomorrow:
Students may bring their costumes in a bag to school. They can change into then at 12:45 and them we will parade around the classrooms. After the parade, we will have a class party until the end of the day. Students may bring in treats/candy/pencils/etc. to pass out to classmates at the party. We have 28 students in the class. Please bring something individually wrapped for each child if you bring treats- no cupcakes, cookies, etc. We already have cookies for the party but if you can bring in a juice drink (Capri Sun with straw works well-less spills), please let me know. Parent volunteers are welcome to come in and help with the parade and party. Please let me know if you can be here at 12:30.
Thank you!
Mrs. Rawson & Mrs. Sulecki
Tonight’s homework
1. Read from reading bag and practice sight words, new word: to.
2. handwriting practice: to
3. Math bag, practice numbers 0-20, especially teen numbers and recognizing a teen as 10 + a digit
Reminders
tomorrow is the pumpkin patch! Bring $1 for a pumpkin each student may only get one pumpkin
a note about Halloween will be sent home tomorrow, looking for volunteers from 12:45-3:30! Let me know if you can help 🙂
Mrs. Rawson
We had a great time on the field trip today! Thank you parent volunteers for joining us!
We had a great time on the field trip today! The kids all behaved great and I am very proud of each of them! Our tour guide even said she could not believe they were Kindergartners because they were such GOOD listeners!! Wow, what a compliment! 🙂
This weekend’s homework:
1. read from reading bag and practice sight words
2. math bag- practice numbers and shapes
3. paper homework in folder is to make a life cycle of an apple tree.. the can color and cut the pictures and glue in order (see the stapled example). If you do not have glue at home, you can draw a line to where each picture should go.
4. Bring weekly behavior chart back signed
Reminders (next week is very busy! this information was also sent home in the weekly newsletter.)
Pumpkin decorating contest ballads are a quarter. You may purchase and vote Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. The winner will be announced at BOO BASH and you get to take the pumpkin home!
Next week is book fair in the library. Students may purchase items before or after school WITH A PARENT (this is needed with kindergarten, thank you for understanding).
Monday 10/28 is school picture day! Our time is at 9am so please BE HERE ON TIME!
Tuesday 10/29 Pumpkin patch– $1 for a pumpkin, you may only get 1.
Wednesday 10/30 BOO BASH 6-7:30 pm
Thursday 10/31 HALLOWEEN… students may bring their costumes in a bag to school. They can change into them at 12:45 and them we will parade around the classrooms. After the parade, we will have a class party until the end of the day. Students may bring in treats/candy/pencils/etc. to pass out to classmates at the party. We have 28 students in the class. Please bring something individually wrapped for each child if you bring treats- no cupcakes, cookies, etc. We already have cookies for the party but if you can bring in a juice drink (Capri Sun with straw works well-less spills), please let me know. Parent volunteers are welcome to come help with the parade and party. Please let me know if you can be here at 12:30. Thank you!
As always, should you have any questions, please call the office at 827-6500. If you need to speak to someone in Arabic, ask for Nadia Dakroub.
Thank you for your assistance in these matters.
Have a great weekend,
Michelle Rawson
Tonight’s homework:
1. read from reading bag and practice sight words, including new word: she.
2. math- number 13.. in the box, they may use a “short cut” by writing 10 and then adding 1-2-3 more items to show 13. The goal is for them to “count on” from 10 and recognize teens numbers as 10 + a digit.
3. math bag- practice numbers and shapes! BRING BAGS TOMORROW AS IT IS FRIDAY so new materials can be added, thank you!
The following field trip information is also being send home in folders on yellow paper. (If you did not turn in money and permission slip, your child cannot attend.)
Our field trip to the apple orchard is this Friday, 10-25-13. We will leave on the bus at around 9:30.
Some things to remember:
Coats with hoods work the best. Hats can get lost. It may seem too cold to go to the apple orchard, but this time of year there are fewer bees!!
We are ALL going to use the bathroom before we go. If you think your child may not be able to wait for a long bus ride, please send a change of clothes. We recommend the kids wear jeans, tennis shoes, and a sweatshirt.
The kids will get an apple, a doughnut and some apple cider. They really only need a sandwich! Please send it to school in a plastic grocery bag.
Parents that are driving, we will give you a Google map to the orchard.
If you have any questions, please ask Mrs. Rawson or Mrs. Sulecki.
Thank you for your assistance in these matters.
We are looking forward to a fun and educational trip.
Pumpkin Decorating Voting Starts TOMORROW!
Students can bring in a quarter (25 cents) for a ballad. They will be able to vote for their favorite pumpkin in the gym after school. This will continue all next week until the BOO BASH on Wednesday, October 30 6-7:30 when the winner will be announced! You can vote for our cat pumpkin (or your favorite from any class)!!
As always, should you have any questions, please call the office at 827-6500. If you need to speak to someone in Arabic, ask for Nadia Dakroub.
Thank you for your assistance in these matters,
Michelle Rawson