Mrs. Borden and Mrs.
Jones’ Nifty Newsletter (week of September 10)
Homework: please complete ½ sheet nightly
If you would like to send in an old T-shirt
that your child can keep in his/her cubby for the year, please do so next
week. It would be helpful to have this
old shirt to put over the nice school clothes when we do messy projects
throughout the year. Thank you!
In addition to the old T-shirt, if
you didn’t yet send in a spare set of dress code clothing for your child
to keep in the cubbies, please do so.
They will all be sent home at the end of year, but it is handy to keep a
spare set in case of an accident, spilled food or drink, or mud from outside. This would save parents a trip to the school
to bring in clothes if any of that would happen.
In Saxon Phonics, we are working on the letter Gg like in Goat. We
have already learned the letter Ll and the letter Oo and now we can put all of
the sounds together to make our first
word, log. We will also be coding
short vowels in words. The rule in class
is, “if a vowel is followed by a consonant, then the vowel is short and we code
it with a breve”.
In Saxon Math, we are working on sorting by color and shape. We are also working on counting to 5 and one
to one correspondence to 5. We are also
working with pattern blocks, tedding bear counters, and linking cubes and
reviewing an AB pattern. We also do Math Meeting every day and review
months, days, the date, and how many days we have been in school.
In Reading, our new story is “Plaidypus
Lost”. We will be talking about
sequence of story events as well as characters and setting. We will continue to review retelling the story
along with author and illustrator.
Please don’t forget to label
coats, bookbags, lunchbags, and other accessories. If the mornings are a bit chillier and it
might get warm by recess, many children take off their coats outside but forget
to take them inside. This would ensure
that your child would get his/her coat back in the event that it is left
outside.
There has been a change
made with regard to the book fair schedule. Instead of the book fair taking
place throughout the entire week of September 10th-14th, students will have a
preview on Monday, September 10th. The preview for each homeroom class
is five minutes long in order to accommodate everyone in one day. They
obviously will not be able to purchase books during the preview, but will have
the opportunity to purchase them at the evening sale which will run from 4:00-7:00
P.M. that same evening.
Please see attached note for
information regarding the Kindergarten
Fall Festival.
On Monday, there will be chicken patty not chicken rings for
lunch.
A great big cheer goes out to Ms. Shearn, our occupational therapist, who came to present all about her job for
the letter Oo. She not only had lots of
fun activities, but helped us make a wonderful bulletin board that is on
display outside of our classroom. Ms.
Shearn did an Outstanding job!
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