Happy Friday, everyone!
We have been very busy this week with letter expert groups, writing about our favorite season, painting turkeys, and doing some testing for report cards. The kids have been working so hard. They are awesome.
Here is what we have coming up:
Monday, November 11: Veterans' Day Holiday. No school
Friday, 11/15: Art lesson, 10:15-11:00am.Thanks to the parents and grandparents who volunteered to help during this. We will also have classroom centers on this day from 8:15-9am. Thanks to Brenda Rodrigez, Sarah Kirchgessner, Bob Lipman, and Jennifer Moreno, who volunteered to help with centers.
Friday, 11/22: Art lesson, 10:15-11:00am.Thanks to the parents and grandparents who volunteered to help during this.
Friday, November 15-Friday, November 22: shortened days for parent/teacher conferences. Please note kindergarteners are dismissed on these days at 12:20 from the cafeteria. I walk them to lunch at 11:50, and you can pick them up there.
If you haven't signed up for a conference day and time, please do so. The schedule/sign-up sheet is posted in the back of Room 4. Also, please watch for a conformation email with dates and times for everyone's conferences. I am looking forward to meeting with all of you!
Friday, November 22: Picture Day
Monday, November 25-Friday, November 29: Thanksgiving Holiday; no school.
Monday, Dec. 2-Friday, Dec. 6: Scholastic Book Fair at school. Schedule to follow.
Language Arts:
This week we continue our unit on Finding Friends.
New sight words: none this week.
We will continue the activities with the letter expert groups. Thanks to everyone who sent in items that begin with your child's expert letter. This week we will focus more on the sounds these letters make and practice making words with them.
We will also continue with oral blending of word parts. The kids love this and are very good at it!
Writing: We will work on journal writing, writing sentences for a friendship book, and we will begin working on a paragraph about how to make breakfast.
Math:
We are continuing the chapter on graphing. So far the kids love collecting data and turning it into a graph. Please watch for lots of this in our homework!
Thanks for reading, everyone. Please email me at carrie.relles@gmail.com if you have any questions or concerns.
Friday, November 8, 2013
Friday, November 1, 2013
Week of November 4-8, 2013
Happy Friday Room 4 Families!
Whew! October was a fantastic month. Your kids are learning and growing so much.
You should have received your November newsletters yesterday. The November Home Run Reader log is part of that packet, and is due at the end of November.
Today new book order forms are going home. Remember it's super easy to order. Just go online to www.scholastic.com/readingclubs , shop, and enter our class code the first time you order: FNJKK. Shipping is free, and orders are shipped to school. Please submit orders by November 12.
Here is what we have coming up in November:
Monday, November 4: Art lesson, 10-10:45 am. We would love to have 2-3 parent or grandparent volunteers for this. Please let me know if you'd like to help out. Thank you to Ramona Harvan who has volunteered to help with our November art lessons.
Monday, November 11: Veterans' Day Holiday. No school
Friday, 11/15: Art lesson, 10:15-11:00am.We would love to have 2-3 parent or grandparent volunteers for this. Please let me know if you'd like to help out.
Friday, 11/22: Art lesson, 10:15-11:00am.We would love to have 2-3 parent or grandparent volunteers for this. Please let me know if you'd like to help out.
Friday, November 15-Friday, November 22: shortened days for parent/teacher conferences. Please note kindergarteners are dismissed on these days at 12:20 from the cafeteria. I walk them to lunch at 11:50, and you can pick them up there.
If you haven't signed up for a conference day and time, please do so. The schedule/sign-up sheet is posted in the back of Room 4.
Friday, November 22: Picture Day
Monday, November 25-Friday, November 29: Thanksgiving Holiday; no school.
Monday, Dec. 2-Friday, Dec. 6: Scholastic Book Fair at school. Schedule to follow.
Language Arts
This week we will begin a new unit titled "Finding Friends", during which we will read all about making friends, how to be a good friend, and what happens when friends don't get along. If your child has any books at home that go with this theme, they are welcome to bring them to school. Please label with your child's name.
In this unit we will start to focus on letter sounds and orally putting parts of words together (blending). The kids love this, and it is a big stepping stone to later reading success!
New sight words: down, go, up
Writing: This week we will write responses to the stories we read and begin working on a piece telling which season we prefer-summer or fall.
Math:
This week we begin a new chapter on graphing. Children will learn how to gather data and interpret graphs.
Thanks for reading, everyone!
Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. Email me any time at carrie.relles@gmail.com
Whew! October was a fantastic month. Your kids are learning and growing so much.
You should have received your November newsletters yesterday. The November Home Run Reader log is part of that packet, and is due at the end of November.
Today new book order forms are going home. Remember it's super easy to order. Just go online to www.scholastic.com/readingclubs , shop, and enter our class code the first time you order: FNJKK. Shipping is free, and orders are shipped to school. Please submit orders by November 12.
Here is what we have coming up in November:
Monday, November 4: Art lesson, 10-10:45 am. We would love to have 2-3 parent or grandparent volunteers for this. Please let me know if you'd like to help out. Thank you to Ramona Harvan who has volunteered to help with our November art lessons.
Monday, November 11: Veterans' Day Holiday. No school
Friday, 11/15: Art lesson, 10:15-11:00am.We would love to have 2-3 parent or grandparent volunteers for this. Please let me know if you'd like to help out.
Friday, 11/22: Art lesson, 10:15-11:00am.We would love to have 2-3 parent or grandparent volunteers for this. Please let me know if you'd like to help out.
Friday, November 15-Friday, November 22: shortened days for parent/teacher conferences. Please note kindergarteners are dismissed on these days at 12:20 from the cafeteria. I walk them to lunch at 11:50, and you can pick them up there.
If you haven't signed up for a conference day and time, please do so. The schedule/sign-up sheet is posted in the back of Room 4.
Friday, November 22: Picture Day
Monday, November 25-Friday, November 29: Thanksgiving Holiday; no school.
Monday, Dec. 2-Friday, Dec. 6: Scholastic Book Fair at school. Schedule to follow.
Language Arts
This week we will begin a new unit titled "Finding Friends", during which we will read all about making friends, how to be a good friend, and what happens when friends don't get along. If your child has any books at home that go with this theme, they are welcome to bring them to school. Please label with your child's name.
In this unit we will start to focus on letter sounds and orally putting parts of words together (blending). The kids love this, and it is a big stepping stone to later reading success!
New sight words: down, go, up
Writing: This week we will write responses to the stories we read and begin working on a piece telling which season we prefer-summer or fall.
Math:
This week we begin a new chapter on graphing. Children will learn how to gather data and interpret graphs.
Thanks for reading, everyone!
Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns. Email me any time at carrie.relles@gmail.com
Friday, October 25, 2013
Week of October 28-November 1, 2013
Hello Room 4 families
We've had a great week in Room 4. The kids loved the pumpkin patch. Thank you to all the parent volunteers who came with us.
Here is what we have coming up:
Monday, October 28-Friday, November 1: Kids Can Food Drive. Please support hungry families by bringing in canned and non-perishable food items next week.
Thursday, October 31: Black and orange spirit day (no costumes)
Monday, November 4: Art lesson, 10-10:45 am. We would love to have 2-3 parent or grandparent volunteers for this. Please let me know if you'd like to help out.
Monday, November 11: Veterans' Day Holiday. No school
Friday, 11/15: Art lesson, 10:15-11:00am.We would love to have 2-3 parent or grandparent volunteers for this. Please let me know if you'd like to help out.
Friday, 11/22: Art lesson, 10:15-11:00am.We would love to have 2-3 parent or grandparent volunteers for this. Please let me know if you'd like to help out.
Friday, November 15-Friday, November 22: shortened days for parent/teacher conferences. Please note kindergarteners are dismissed on these days at 12:20 from the cafeteria. I walk them to lunch at 11:50, and you can pick them up there.
If you haven't signed up for a conference day and time, please do so. The schedule/sign-up sheet is posted in the back of Room 4.
Friday, November 22: Picture Day
Monday, November 25-Friday, November 29: Thanksgiving Holiday; no school.
Language Arts:
This week we will continue to work on rhyming words and listening for word changes in short rhymes. We will work on counting the number of words in sentences and figuring out which word in a pair is the longer word. These skills are all precursors to reading.
New sight words: it, no, and this.
We will finish up reading and learning about shadows and how they change.
Math:
This week we will work on comparing and ordering numbers to 10. We will take the chapter tests on numbers to 10 and begin our next chapter on graphs.
We are almost out of hand sanitizer. If you'd like to donate some to room 4, please send it to school with your child or drop it off in the back of the classroom. Thank you!
Thanks for reading!
Have a great weekend.
We've had a great week in Room 4. The kids loved the pumpkin patch. Thank you to all the parent volunteers who came with us.
Here is what we have coming up:
Monday, October 28-Friday, November 1: Kids Can Food Drive. Please support hungry families by bringing in canned and non-perishable food items next week.
Thursday, October 31: Black and orange spirit day (no costumes)
Monday, November 4: Art lesson, 10-10:45 am. We would love to have 2-3 parent or grandparent volunteers for this. Please let me know if you'd like to help out.
Monday, November 11: Veterans' Day Holiday. No school
Friday, 11/15: Art lesson, 10:15-11:00am.We would love to have 2-3 parent or grandparent volunteers for this. Please let me know if you'd like to help out.
Friday, 11/22: Art lesson, 10:15-11:00am.We would love to have 2-3 parent or grandparent volunteers for this. Please let me know if you'd like to help out.
Friday, November 15-Friday, November 22: shortened days for parent/teacher conferences. Please note kindergarteners are dismissed on these days at 12:20 from the cafeteria. I walk them to lunch at 11:50, and you can pick them up there.
If you haven't signed up for a conference day and time, please do so. The schedule/sign-up sheet is posted in the back of Room 4.
Friday, November 22: Picture Day
Monday, November 25-Friday, November 29: Thanksgiving Holiday; no school.
Language Arts:
This week we will continue to work on rhyming words and listening for word changes in short rhymes. We will work on counting the number of words in sentences and figuring out which word in a pair is the longer word. These skills are all precursors to reading.
New sight words: it, no, and this.
We will finish up reading and learning about shadows and how they change.
Math:
This week we will work on comparing and ordering numbers to 10. We will take the chapter tests on numbers to 10 and begin our next chapter on graphs.
We are almost out of hand sanitizer. If you'd like to donate some to room 4, please send it to school with your child or drop it off in the back of the classroom. Thank you!
Thanks for reading!
Have a great weekend.
Friday, October 18, 2013
Week of October 21-25, 2013
Happy Friday everyone!
We had a great week in Room 4. The kids have been loving learning and talking about pumpkins. We carved a pumpkin and hypothesized about how many days it would take to rot. We planted the seeds from our pumpkin. We compared and contrasted pumkin seeds and sunflower seeds. We learned how pumpkins grow.
We are ready for our field trip on Tuesday!
When we return, we will be writing about our trip and what we experienced at the pumpkin patch. We will estimate and count the number of seeds in a pumpkin, and we will conduct some experiments with some small pumkins. Who knew we could learn and do so much with pumpkins?!?
Important upcoming dates:
Tuesday, October 22: Pumpkin patch field trip. Please send the permission slip and $5.50 to school if you have not already done so. We can not take any more parent/grandparent chaperones at this time. If you are fingerprinted and want to chaperone a field trip, please look out for our next date (TBA).
Also, please note we will be eating a picnic lunch at the pumpkin patch. Children should bring their lunches. We will not have the option to buy lunch in the cafeteria.
For those parents/grandparents coming with us, please meet us in Room 4 at 9:00am. The bus will be leaving at 9:15. We will have centers that morning as usual.
Parent/grandparent chaperones for this trip:
Theresa Barajas
Amy Biggar
Sarah Kirchgessner
Jennifer Mikacich
Bryan Moreno
Sherry Petta
Tait and Cathy Smith
Isabel Tragsiel
Diane Wukmir
Thank you for volunteering!
Friday, October 25: Free dress day/Jog-a-Thon (schedule to follow with our running time). Please make sure your child wears shoes and clothes for running!
Monday, October 28-Friday, November 1: Kids Can Food Drive. More information to follow.
Thursday, October 31: Black and orange spirit day (no costumes)
Monday, November 11: Veterans' Day Holiday. No school
Friday, November 15-Friday, November 22: shortened days for parent/teacher conferences. Please note kindergarteners are dismissed on these days at 12:20 from the cafeteria. I walk them to lunch at 11:50, and you can pick them up there.
If you haven't signed up for a conference day and time, please do so. The schedule/sign-up sheet is posted in the back of Room 4.
Friday, November 22: Picture Day
Language Arts:
This week we will continue to read and write about pumpkins.
We will work on rhyming, counting words in sentences, and figuring out that when we switch the order of words we change the sentence's meaning.
Our letter focus will be Uu, Vv, Ww, and Xx
New sight words: big, have, small
Math:
This week we continue with numbers 6-10. We are practicing counting objects to, writing, ordering, and comparing numbers to 10.
We had a great week in Room 4. The kids have been loving learning and talking about pumpkins. We carved a pumpkin and hypothesized about how many days it would take to rot. We planted the seeds from our pumpkin. We compared and contrasted pumkin seeds and sunflower seeds. We learned how pumpkins grow.
We are ready for our field trip on Tuesday!
When we return, we will be writing about our trip and what we experienced at the pumpkin patch. We will estimate and count the number of seeds in a pumpkin, and we will conduct some experiments with some small pumkins. Who knew we could learn and do so much with pumpkins?!?
Important upcoming dates:
Tuesday, October 22: Pumpkin patch field trip. Please send the permission slip and $5.50 to school if you have not already done so. We can not take any more parent/grandparent chaperones at this time. If you are fingerprinted and want to chaperone a field trip, please look out for our next date (TBA).
Also, please note we will be eating a picnic lunch at the pumpkin patch. Children should bring their lunches. We will not have the option to buy lunch in the cafeteria.
For those parents/grandparents coming with us, please meet us in Room 4 at 9:00am. The bus will be leaving at 9:15. We will have centers that morning as usual.
Parent/grandparent chaperones for this trip:
Theresa Barajas
Amy Biggar
Sarah Kirchgessner
Jennifer Mikacich
Bryan Moreno
Sherry Petta
Tait and Cathy Smith
Isabel Tragsiel
Diane Wukmir
Thank you for volunteering!
Friday, October 25: Free dress day/Jog-a-Thon (schedule to follow with our running time). Please make sure your child wears shoes and clothes for running!
Monday, October 28-Friday, November 1: Kids Can Food Drive. More information to follow.
Thursday, October 31: Black and orange spirit day (no costumes)
Monday, November 11: Veterans' Day Holiday. No school
Friday, November 15-Friday, November 22: shortened days for parent/teacher conferences. Please note kindergarteners are dismissed on these days at 12:20 from the cafeteria. I walk them to lunch at 11:50, and you can pick them up there.
If you haven't signed up for a conference day and time, please do so. The schedule/sign-up sheet is posted in the back of Room 4.
Friday, November 22: Picture Day
Language Arts:
This week we will continue to read and write about pumpkins.
We will work on rhyming, counting words in sentences, and figuring out that when we switch the order of words we change the sentence's meaning.
Our letter focus will be Uu, Vv, Ww, and Xx
New sight words: big, have, small
Math:
This week we continue with numbers 6-10. We are practicing counting objects to, writing, ordering, and comparing numbers to 10.
Friday, October 11, 2013
October 14-18, 2013
Happy Friday! We had a great week in room 4. The kids are having fun and working hard.
Here is what we have coming up:
Saturday, October 12: Harvest Festival, 4-9 pm
Monday, October 14: Room 4 art lesson, 10:00-10:45am. Thank you to Ramona Harvan and Stephenie Shah, who volunteered to help out during this lesson.
Book orders are also due on Monday. Please make your purchases at scholastic.com/readingclub using our online classroom code! FNJKK
Friday, October 18: Room 4 will work in the school garden, 10:00-10:45am. We still need 1-2 parents to help with this. Thank you to Ramona Harvan, Bob Lipman, and Tiffani Winter, who have already volunteered to help.
This day is also "class color spirit day". Kindergarteners should wear red
Tuesday, October 22: Pumpkin patch field trip. Please send the permission slip and $5.50 to school if you have not already done so. We now have 8 parent/grandparent volunteers for this. If you are fingerprinted and want to chaperone a field trip, please look out for our next date (TBA).
Also, please note we will be eating a picnic lunch at the pumpkin patch. Children should bring their lunches. We will not have the option to buy lunch in the cafeteria.
Friday, October 25: Free dress day/Jog-a-Thon (schedule to follow with our running time)
Monday, October 28-Friday, November 1: Kids Can Food Drive. More information to follow.
Thursday, October 31: Black and orange spirit day (no costumes)
Language Arts
This week we will focus on the letter shapes of Qq, Rr, Ss, and Tt
New sight words: he, she
For the next two weeks we will be learning, reading, and writing about pumpkins. As you probably know the kids are super excited for our pumpkin patch field trip. This week we will learn about how pumpkins grow, and next week we will conduct some experiments using our pumpkins. It should be fun!
Math
This week we will begin our next chapter on numbers 6-10. We will be practicing counting objects up to 10, ordering numbers to 10, comparing numbers to 10, and writing numbers to 10. We are working very hard on not reversing numbers when writing.
Need parent hours? If anyone would like a project to take home, I have something for you! Come by room 4.
Thanks for reading, everyone! Have a fabulous weekend.
Please email me with any questions or concerns.
carrie.relles@gmail.com
Here is what we have coming up:
Saturday, October 12: Harvest Festival, 4-9 pm
Monday, October 14: Room 4 art lesson, 10:00-10:45am. Thank you to Ramona Harvan and Stephenie Shah, who volunteered to help out during this lesson.
Book orders are also due on Monday. Please make your purchases at scholastic.com/readingclub using our online classroom code! FNJKK
Friday, October 18: Room 4 will work in the school garden, 10:00-10:45am. We still need 1-2 parents to help with this. Thank you to Ramona Harvan, Bob Lipman, and Tiffani Winter, who have already volunteered to help.
This day is also "class color spirit day". Kindergarteners should wear red
Tuesday, October 22: Pumpkin patch field trip. Please send the permission slip and $5.50 to school if you have not already done so. We now have 8 parent/grandparent volunteers for this. If you are fingerprinted and want to chaperone a field trip, please look out for our next date (TBA).
Also, please note we will be eating a picnic lunch at the pumpkin patch. Children should bring their lunches. We will not have the option to buy lunch in the cafeteria.
Friday, October 25: Free dress day/Jog-a-Thon (schedule to follow with our running time)
Monday, October 28-Friday, November 1: Kids Can Food Drive. More information to follow.
Thursday, October 31: Black and orange spirit day (no costumes)
Language Arts
This week we will focus on the letter shapes of Qq, Rr, Ss, and Tt
New sight words: he, she
For the next two weeks we will be learning, reading, and writing about pumpkins. As you probably know the kids are super excited for our pumpkin patch field trip. This week we will learn about how pumpkins grow, and next week we will conduct some experiments using our pumpkins. It should be fun!
Math
This week we will begin our next chapter on numbers 6-10. We will be practicing counting objects up to 10, ordering numbers to 10, comparing numbers to 10, and writing numbers to 10. We are working very hard on not reversing numbers when writing.
Need parent hours? If anyone would like a project to take home, I have something for you! Come by room 4.
Thanks for reading, everyone! Have a fabulous weekend.
Please email me with any questions or concerns.
carrie.relles@gmail.com
Friday, October 4, 2013
Week of October 7-11, 2013
Hello Room 4 Families,
October has gotten off to a great start in Room 4. Your children impress me every day with their excitement for learning and with their willingness to work hard. I tell them all the time I am the luckiest teacher, and I mean it!
Here is what we have coming up:
Friday, October 11: Free Dress day for $1. The money raised goes to the 6th grade Sly Park trip. If your child wears free dress, s/he can just hand me a dollar when we walk in the door.
Saturday, October 12: Harvest Festival, 4-9 pm
Monday, October 14: Room 4 art lesson, 10:00-10:45am. Thank you to Ramona Harvan and Stephenie Shah, who volunteered to help out during this lesson.
Friday, October 18: Room 4 will work in the school garden, 10:00-10:45am. We still need 1-2 parents to help with this. Thank you to Ramona Harvan, Bob Lipman, and Tiffani Winter, who have already volunteered to help.
This day is also "class color spirit day". Kindergarteners should wear red
Tuesday, October 22: Pumpkin patch field trip. Please send the permission slip and $5.50 to school if you have not already done so. We now have 8 parent/grandparent volunteers for this. If you are fingerprinted and want to chaperone a field trip, please look out for our next date (TBA).
Friday, October 25: Free dress day/Jog-a-Thon (schedule to follow with our running time)
Thursday, October 31: Black and orange spirit day (no costumes)
Language Arts
This week we will be reading and learning about shadows.
Letter focus: Mm, Nn, Oo, Pp
New sight words: and, we
New comprehension skill: cause and effect. We will look for cause and effect relationships in the stories we read
Part of speech: we are learning about nouns.
For writing, we will begin working on an opinion piece about our favorite story we've read this year.
Math:
This week we continue our unit on numbers 0-5. The kids have been doing a fantastic job with counting objects to and writing numbers to 5.
Thank you for your support with this at home.
Lost and Found
With cold mornings and warm afternoons, kids are taking off their sweaters/sweatshirts and leaving them at school. Please clearly label sweaters and jackets with your child's name. If you are missing anything, there are a couple of items in room 4 with no names. If your child leaves an item in the cafeteria, there is also a lost and found in there.
Old magazines?
If you have any old magazines or catalogs at home, please send them in to Room 4. We can use them for a couple of projects we have coming up.
If there is anyone who would like to fill in for another parent during centers time this Tuesday October 8 (8:10-9:00) please let me know.
Thanks for reading, everyone! Have a super weekend.
Please email me with any questions or concerns: carrie.relles@gmail.com
October has gotten off to a great start in Room 4. Your children impress me every day with their excitement for learning and with their willingness to work hard. I tell them all the time I am the luckiest teacher, and I mean it!
Here is what we have coming up:
Friday, October 11: Free Dress day for $1. The money raised goes to the 6th grade Sly Park trip. If your child wears free dress, s/he can just hand me a dollar when we walk in the door.
Saturday, October 12: Harvest Festival, 4-9 pm
Monday, October 14: Room 4 art lesson, 10:00-10:45am. Thank you to Ramona Harvan and Stephenie Shah, who volunteered to help out during this lesson.
Friday, October 18: Room 4 will work in the school garden, 10:00-10:45am. We still need 1-2 parents to help with this. Thank you to Ramona Harvan, Bob Lipman, and Tiffani Winter, who have already volunteered to help.
This day is also "class color spirit day". Kindergarteners should wear red
Tuesday, October 22: Pumpkin patch field trip. Please send the permission slip and $5.50 to school if you have not already done so. We now have 8 parent/grandparent volunteers for this. If you are fingerprinted and want to chaperone a field trip, please look out for our next date (TBA).
Friday, October 25: Free dress day/Jog-a-Thon (schedule to follow with our running time)
Thursday, October 31: Black and orange spirit day (no costumes)
Language Arts
This week we will be reading and learning about shadows.
Letter focus: Mm, Nn, Oo, Pp
New sight words: and, we
New comprehension skill: cause and effect. We will look for cause and effect relationships in the stories we read
Part of speech: we are learning about nouns.
For writing, we will begin working on an opinion piece about our favorite story we've read this year.
Math:
This week we continue our unit on numbers 0-5. The kids have been doing a fantastic job with counting objects to and writing numbers to 5.
Thank you for your support with this at home.
Lost and Found
With cold mornings and warm afternoons, kids are taking off their sweaters/sweatshirts and leaving them at school. Please clearly label sweaters and jackets with your child's name. If you are missing anything, there are a couple of items in room 4 with no names. If your child leaves an item in the cafeteria, there is also a lost and found in there.
Old magazines?
If you have any old magazines or catalogs at home, please send them in to Room 4. We can use them for a couple of projects we have coming up.
If there is anyone who would like to fill in for another parent during centers time this Tuesday October 8 (8:10-9:00) please let me know.
Thanks for reading, everyone! Have a super weekend.
Please email me with any questions or concerns: carrie.relles@gmail.com
Friday, September 27, 2013
Week of September 30-October 4, 2013
Happy fall! We have been having a great time in Room 4.
The kids had fun on apple day. Thank you to the parents who helped out. I couldn't have done it without you!
Here is what we have coming up:
Tuesday, October 1: Homerun Reader program kickoff. Please look for info on this in the October packet that is going home today (Friday).
Friday, October 11: Free Dress day for $1. The money raised goes to the 6th grade Sly Park trip.
Saturday, October 12: Harvest Festival, 4-9 pm
Monday, October 14: Room 4 art lesson, 10:00-10:45am. It would be great to have 1-2 parents to help during this. Please let me know if you're interested.
Friday, October 18: Room 4 will work in the school garden, 10:00-10:45am. We will need 4-5 parents to help out with this. Please let me know if you'd like to join us.
This day is also "class color spirit day". Kindergarteners should wear red
Tuesday, October 22: Pumpkin patch field trip. Please send the permission slip and $5.50 to school if you have not already done so.
Friday, October 25: Free dress day/Jog-a-Thon (schedule to follow with our running time)
Thursday, October 31: Black and orange spirit day (no costumes)
Language Arts:
This week we will finish our School unit. We will be working on rhyming and listening carefully.
Letter focus: Ii, Jj, Kk, and Ll.
New sight words: I and see
Writing: We are going to begin working on a piece about how to get ready for school.
Math:
We will begin chapter 2 on numbers to 5 this week. We will be practicing writing the numbers and counting objects to 5.
The kids had fun on apple day. Thank you to the parents who helped out. I couldn't have done it without you!
Here is what we have coming up:
Tuesday, October 1: Homerun Reader program kickoff. Please look for info on this in the October packet that is going home today (Friday).
Friday, October 11: Free Dress day for $1. The money raised goes to the 6th grade Sly Park trip.
Saturday, October 12: Harvest Festival, 4-9 pm
Monday, October 14: Room 4 art lesson, 10:00-10:45am. It would be great to have 1-2 parents to help during this. Please let me know if you're interested.
Friday, October 18: Room 4 will work in the school garden, 10:00-10:45am. We will need 4-5 parents to help out with this. Please let me know if you'd like to join us.
This day is also "class color spirit day". Kindergarteners should wear red
Tuesday, October 22: Pumpkin patch field trip. Please send the permission slip and $5.50 to school if you have not already done so.
Friday, October 25: Free dress day/Jog-a-Thon (schedule to follow with our running time)
Thursday, October 31: Black and orange spirit day (no costumes)
Language Arts:
This week we will finish our School unit. We will be working on rhyming and listening carefully.
Letter focus: Ii, Jj, Kk, and Ll.
New sight words: I and see
Writing: We are going to begin working on a piece about how to get ready for school.
Math:
We will begin chapter 2 on numbers to 5 this week. We will be practicing writing the numbers and counting objects to 5.
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