Unit 9 newsletter insects[1]
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The document provides information about upcoming April events for a Kindergarten class including visits from Ronald McDonald and Chick-fil-A fundraiser, Kindergarten round up, and a book fair. It also outlines the homework and classroom needs for the week of April 23rd including handwriting, telling time, reading a phonics book, and returning all homework on Friday.
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The document provides information about upcoming April events for a Kindergarten class including visits from Ronald McDonald and Chick-fil-A fundraiser. It also lists the homework assignments for the next two weeks focusing on letters G, W, X, addition/subtraction, telling time, and facts about insects. Classroom supplies needed include glue sticks, clothes pins, Kleenex, and paper towels.
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September Newsletter
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Week two
This weekly newsletter from a pre-primary classroom provides updates on the past week's activities and upcoming events. In the past week, students learned the /s/ sound, practiced rhyming words, and began classifying in reading. In math, they started Chapter Three on numbers six through nine. They also learned about reptiles in science and printed uppercase and lowercase S letters in handwriting. The following week will focus on the /m/ sound, story details, and numbers seven and eight. Additionally, the class will honor Veterans with a program and by making Christmas cards.
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Ms. Sinicropi's kindergarten class at Crossroads Charter Academy will focus on the letter V, addition and subtraction word problems, and the life cycle of chickens. The newsletter lists volunteer opportunities in the classroom from 10-10:45am for writing time to 1-1:30pm for handwriting help. Upcoming events include a Dr. Seuss celebration on March 1st for his birthday and Jump Rope for Heart. Students are assigned a homework BINGO board to complete activities and practice skills.
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The document provides information about upcoming April events for a Kindergarten class including visits from Ronald McDonald and Chick-fil-A fundraiser. It also lists the homework assignments for the next two weeks focusing on letters G, W, X, addition/subtraction, telling time, and facts about insects. Classroom supplies needed include glue sticks, clothes pins, Kleenex, and paper towels.
May Newsletter
This weekly classroom newsletter provides an overview of the upcoming lessons, homework, and events for Ms. Sinicropi's kindergarten class. The highlights include working on phonics with the digraph "oo" and reading the book "Goodnight Moon". Students will also learn about writing all-about books and doing surveys in math. Upcoming homework focuses on number and writing practice. The newsletter reminds parents to work on basic skills like letter sounds and counting as the school year comes to an end.
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This document provides a summary of the weekly highlights and upcoming events at Crossroads Charter Academy in Big Rapids, MI. It outlines the phonics, reading, writing, math, and science/social studies lessons for the week, as well as homework activities for students to practice at home each day. It also reminds parents about filling out family tree apples and notes that the Book It! program will only run through March. Upcoming events include a pizza night, out-of-uniform day, PTO meeting, and awards assembly.
Week two
This weekly newsletter from a pre-primary classroom provides updates on the past week's activities and upcoming events. In the past week, students learned the /s/ sound, practiced rhyming words, and began classifying in reading. In math, they started Chapter Three on numbers six through nine. They also learned about reptiles in science and printed uppercase and lowercase S letters in handwriting. The following week will focus on the /m/ sound, story details, and numbers seven and eight. Additionally, the class will honor Veterans with a program and by making Christmas cards.
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Ms. Sinicropi's kindergarten class at Crossroads Charter Academy will focus on the letter V, addition and subtraction word problems, and the life cycle of chickens. The newsletter lists volunteer opportunities in the classroom from 10-10:45am for writing time to 1-1:30pm for handwriting help. Upcoming events include a Dr. Seuss celebration on March 1st for his birthday and Jump Rope for Heart. Students are assigned a homework BINGO board to complete activities and practice skills.
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This lesson plan aims to continue a unit on families and values through a literary project. Students will discuss the moral message of a video about the importance of family and values. They will then play a game matching family values words and images. Finally, students will complete a short revision worksheet to conclude the unit and evaluate their learning. The objectives are for students to learn new vocabulary and gain a positive perspective on family diversity.
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This book tells the story of a little girl named Mabel who accidentally blows a bubble that picks up a baby. The bubble floats away with the baby inside, drifting over shops and past a chapel steeple. Mabel and the baby's mother chase after them, joined by other townspeople trying to reach the baby. A boy named Abel climbs the steeple and pops the bubble with a pebble, safely catching the baby in a quilt held by the crowd below. The story uses rhyming words and word play to describe the silly adventure.
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1) The document provides information for 4th grade students and parents about upcoming events and assignments for the week, including a Texas Night on November 8th and a Thanksgiving Feast on November 9th.
2) Students will continue learning about explorers who came to Texas and will create explorer play cards. They will also finish lessons on multiplying by 2-digit numbers in math.
3) The star student of the week is Clayton Chaney for working hard and participating more in class.
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1. A morning and afternoon schedule with large group activities, small group activities, and extras like books, songs, games.
2. References to Ohio's early learning guidelines and HighScope developmental indicators to help plan activities aligned with standards.
3. Details for each day of the week including theme-based books, activities for working on skills like math concepts, literacy, writing.
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