Dear Parents,
We had a wonderful time getting to know each other last week. We are settling in nicely to our new surroundings.
We will continue working on our classroom procedures and routines. We are ready to start our first full week of Kindergarten. Yaay!
Some of the stories that we will be reading during the week are:
AlphaTales are a series of humorous stories designed to help young children recognize letters and the sounds they make. In this story we will find out how Monkey turns a miserable Monday into a marvelous one with this rollicking tale that teaches the letter M.
If You Give A Moose A Muffin If a big hungry moose comes to visit, you might give him a muffin to make him feel at home. If you give him a muffin, he'll want some jam to go with it. When he's eaten all your muffins, he'll want to go to the store to get some more muffin mix. Words that will we will be discussing from this book : moose, muffin, sweater, needle, thread, and antlers.
When a generous boy shares a cookie with a hungry mouse, it is the beginning of a chain of events that keeps the boy busy all day long, and might keep him busy for days to come.
Mouse Mess It’s the story of a mischievous mouse who explores the kitchen at night. “Crackle, sweep, he rakes cornflakes – and jumps into the pile he makes!” Words that we will be discussing from this book: mess
Phonemic Awareness is
important because it is critical
to reading and
spelling awareness is a
powerful predictor of the
likelihood of reading and
spelling success. Children who
cannot distinguish and
manipulate the sounds within
spoken words have difficulty
recognizing and learning the necessary print=sound
relationship that is critical to proficient reading and
spelling success. If a child has poor phonemic
awareness it is difficult for them to discover the
necessary link between print and sound.
important because it is critical
to reading and
spelling awareness is a
powerful predictor of the
likelihood of reading and
spelling success. Children who
cannot distinguish and
manipulate the sounds within
spoken words have difficulty
recognizing and learning the necessary print=sound
relationship that is critical to proficient reading and
spelling success. If a child has poor phonemic
awareness it is difficult for them to discover the
necessary link between print and sound.
This week we will focus on
identifying a letter, a word, and a sentence.
The sight words we will be
studying
for the next two weeks are
the, I, and, a, to.
Please practice them daily with
your child at home.
studying
for the next two weeks are
the, I, and, a, to.
Please practice them daily with
your child at home.
In our first Social Studies unit we will be talking
about MY SCHOOL. We will begin with this unit this
week. Some of the vocabulary words we will be
introducing in this unit are: stapler, staple remover,
tape dispenser, tacks, paper clips, desk,
paintbrush,
hole puncher, glue, markers, eraser, ruler,
scissors.
about MY SCHOOL. We will begin with this unit this
week. Some of the vocabulary words we will be
introducing in this unit are: stapler, staple remover,
tape dispenser, tacks, paper clips, desk,
paintbrush,
hole puncher, glue, markers, eraser, ruler,
scissors.
Please send in a bag of m&m's to school by Tuesday
Please remember to check your child’s folder every single day and send it back to school the next day. We are working on this special routine with the students. Remember that this is the best way for you to communicate with us.
MONDAY: Bring in one object from home
that begins with the letter M
TUESDAY: Bring in a bag of M&m's ( any flavor)
that begins with the letter M
Please send in any items from home that begin with letter’M’, send them in with your child and we will discuss them in class. They will displayed on a table in our class and we will send them back on Friday. The kids get excited to bring things from home.
TUESDAY: Bring in a bag of M&m's ( any flavor)
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