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Kindergarten Newsletter
March 1st-12th
3/1 Begin your Moon Log
3/8 Library
3/10 Fraction day
3/22 Library
3/31 return your Moon Log
High Frequency Words to Date: I, See, Can, Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Orange, Black, White, My, Like, The, A, Look, This, Purple, What, We, Said, One, Two, Three, Four, Five, In, Out. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. Ten, Brown, And, Why, Big, Little, Up, Down, Yes, No, Happy, On, By, Eleven, She, He, But, So, Twelve, Thirteen, Stop, Go, At, An, Or, Read, Jump, Play, Run, Fourteen, Fifteen.
Wilson Handwriting Letters to Date: STICK LETTERS: Ll, Tt, Ii, F, E, H, SLIDE LETTERS: Vv, Ww, M, N, A, Kk, Yy, Xx, SUPER C LETTERS: Cc, Oo, Gg, a, d, Qq. BELLY LETTERS: D,Pp, Bb, R.
Homework: practice high frequency words, Wilson letters and math concepts. Practice tying your shoes and putting on your coat (and zipping your coat).
Moon Log: during the month of March, please take some time to observe the moon. The children should illustrate (in their Moon Log book) what they saw and write about what they saw. (Two simple sentences are fine. )
Week of 3/1 : Literature selections include: Stars, Stars, Stars! If You Were An Astronaut, and, Our Earth. New high frequency words for the week: Read, Jump, Fourteen. We'll add Wilson "belly" letter Bb to our list of handwriting letters.
We're blasting off into outer space this month. March is all about the solar system. The children will be reading about the planets, writing about far out adventures and making constellations. This is a great unit packed full of science, math and creativity!
We're beginning a new math unit on Money. This week we'll practice identifying coins by their name and value. Let's begin with the penny, nickel, dime, and quarter.
Home lessons week of 3/1: Please pick up your binder and a new work packet on Monday. Use Google Classroom to practice "belly letter" Bb and the number 15. On Tuesday, we will talk about your "Moon Log." (it's the booklet with the construction paper cover.) We will practice the new high frequency words (read, jump) and we will read the Science Spin magazine "Our Super Star" together.Please show me your maze. On Wednesday, please show me your Bb practice and number 15 practice. Together we will write sentences about an Outer Space Adventure. You may draw your picture before Zoom. During Zoom, we will work on sentences. We'll demonstrate how the earth revolves and rotates using a globe and a flashlight. On Thursday we will do the "Counting Backwards to Blastoff" page together. I'll read Our Friend the Sun to the kids. I will introduce the names and values of coins. Please have a penny, nickel, dime and quarter handy. On Friday, we will do a Colorful Kids page, we'll complete a digraph page together. Please show me your hidden picture math page and the "Rocketing into Space" page. We may do some base 10 math depending on time.
Week of 3/8:
Home lessons week of 3/8:
Kindergarten Newsletter
March 1st-12th
3/1 Begin your Moon Log
3/8 Library
3/10 Fraction day
3/22 Library
3/31 return your Moon Log
High Frequency Words to Date: I, See, Can, Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Orange, Black, White, My, Like, The, A, Look, This, Purple, What, We, Said, One, Two, Three, Four, Five, In, Out. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. Ten, Brown, And, Why, Big, Little, Up, Down, Yes, No, Happy, On, By, Eleven, She, He, But, So, Twelve, Thirteen, Stop, Go, At, An, Or, Read, Jump, Play, Run, Fourteen, Fifteen.
Wilson Handwriting Letters to Date: STICK LETTERS: Ll, Tt, Ii, F, E, H, SLIDE LETTERS: Vv, Ww, M, N, A, Kk, Yy, Xx, SUPER C LETTERS: Cc, Oo, Gg, a, d, Qq. BELLY LETTERS: D,Pp, Bb, R.
Homework: practice high frequency words, Wilson letters and math concepts. Practice tying your shoes and putting on your coat (and zipping your coat).
Moon Log: during the month of March, please take some time to observe the moon. The children should illustrate (in their Moon Log book) what they saw and write about what they saw. (Two simple sentences are fine. )
Week of 3/1 : Literature selections include: Stars, Stars, Stars! If You Were An Astronaut, and, Our Earth. New high frequency words for the week: Read, Jump, Fourteen. We'll add Wilson "belly" letter Bb to our list of handwriting letters.
We're blasting off into outer space this month. March is all about the solar system. The children will be reading about the planets, writing about far out adventures and making constellations. This is a great unit packed full of science, math and creativity!
We're beginning a new math unit on Money. This week we'll practice identifying coins by their name and value. Let's begin with the penny, nickel, dime, and quarter.
Home lessons week of 3/1: Please pick up your binder and a new work packet on Monday. Use Google Classroom to practice "belly letter" Bb and the number 15. On Tuesday, we will talk about your "Moon Log." (it's the booklet with the construction paper cover.) We will practice the new high frequency words (read, jump) and we will read the Science Spin magazine "Our Super Star" together.Please show me your maze. On Wednesday, please show me your Bb practice and number 15 practice. Together we will write sentences about an Outer Space Adventure. You may draw your picture before Zoom. During Zoom, we will work on sentences. We'll demonstrate how the earth revolves and rotates using a globe and a flashlight. On Thursday we will do the "Counting Backwards to Blastoff" page together. I'll read Our Friend the Sun to the kids. I will introduce the names and values of coins. Please have a penny, nickel, dime and quarter handy. On Friday, we will do a Colorful Kids page, we'll complete a digraph page together. Please show me your hidden picture math page and the "Rocketing into Space" page. We may do some base 10 math depending on time.
Week of 3/8:
Home lessons week of 3/8:
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