Another busy week when we return. Here’s what’s coming…
READING-We will start Unit 3 TRANSPORTATION. Week 1’s theme is “Getting Around Town.”
LETTERS-R r Q q
WORDS-On on Ride ride
WRITING-Informational Writing (about modes of Transportation), using details. For example, I can see a ________ (shape) on a _________(color) ______________(vehicle).
I can see a triangle on a red boat.
See how many different kinds of modes of transportation you can brainstorm with your student. Even hot air balloons, jet skis, submarines, are modes of transportation.
MATH-We’re stepping it up with Math. Work with numbers from 0-30, how to recognize them, write them, tell which number comes next, play a Memory game with 3 x 5 cards with numbers from 15-30, etc. There will be 3 Home Connections that come home next week,
SOCIAL STUDIES-We will move on to Wants. Wants are different that Needs.
This is a season in which we are reminded of the many riches and blessing that we are given daily. I give “THANKS” for my KINDERGARTENERS and their families. May you continue to be blessed with good health and happiness.
This year I have been invited to attend the Thanksgiving Day Parade with my sister and brother-in-law. My brother-in-law is one of the clowns in the parade! I will be downtown at 5:00 am on Thanksgiving Day so that he can get into make-up, etc. The clowns each have their own costume, designed and chosen by the clown, depending on how long they have been a clown in the parade. For example, a clown walking from 0-5 years gets a beginner costume that is one piece. Clowns with 5-10 years get a 2 piece costume with 1/2 silver. Clowns with 10-15 years have a costume that is 1/2 gold, other half is the colors and fabric of their choice. Clowns with 15+ years get a cape, which comes in handy in those cold winds and those clowns with 20+ years get a blue cape and extra surprises. 🙂 Hat choices, colors, creations are another part of the process. Stay warm in your house and enjoy the parade!
Happy Thanksgiving!
I received this quote yesterday…
“To survive as a teacher/parent you need 3 bones…
-a wishbone
-a backbone
-a funny bone.”
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