Tonight’s Homework:<\/p>\n
1. Practice writing their first and last name on handwriting paper. \u00a0Please trace first then try on your own. \u00a0We are working on capital letter at the BEGINNING of FIRST and LAST name and having a finger space in between. \u00a0It is so important that they are able to write their name at school so this will be the homework assignment for the rest of this week and next. \u00a0To make it different, you can do “rainbow writing.” \u00a0Write with a pencil then crayon, marker, or fancy pen- please ecourage your child to make this fun for them. \u00a0We always say, “try your best!” in kindergarten- the most important thing is to TRY!<\/p>\n
2. Emergency form MUST be turned in!!!! We need to be able to reach you if something happens to your child! \u00a0Thank you!! \u00a0Lunch applications need to be turned in as well!!!<\/p>\n
Reminders<\/p>\n
1. It will be HOT again tomorrow, please send a water bottle with your child. \u00a0Please write their name on the bottle if possible.<\/p>\n
2, Please bring in snack for the class once or twice a month (right now we have AM and PM snack). \u00a0 We do snack as a class so please bring enough for 30 students, for example 2 boxes of Cheese-Its. \u00a0Please send in healthy snacks- no cookies or candy. \u00a0Fruit and vegetables, cheese sticks, yogurt are great too! \u00a0Crackers, goldfish, pretzels are nice as well because we can easily store them.<\/p>\n
Thank you for your support! \u00a0We are off to a great start in Kindergarten!!!!!<\/p>\n
Michelle Rawson<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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