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This weekly newsletter from a kindergarten class provides a summary of the previous and upcoming weeks. It discusses that the previous week focused on reviewing letter sounds /n/ and /a/, blending sounds, sequencing stories, and practicing numbers. The upcoming week will include a reading test on letter sounds and words, continuing to review stories and sounds, and learning about animals in science and making numbers in math. It also includes reminders about upcoming school events and a request for napkin donations.
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Week five
This weekly newsletter from a kindergarten classroom provides updates on what the students learned in reading, math, science and upcoming events. In reading, they reviewed letter sounds and practiced blending sounds and high frequency words. In math, students learned about digits and making one and two digit numbers. A science unit on animals was introduced. Upcoming lessons will include a reading test, continuing letter sounds and math activities making necklaces and numbers. Reminders were given about upcoming school events and practicing letter recognition, numbers and sight words at home.
Week five
This weekly newsletter from a kindergarten class provides updates on the past week and upcoming week. It discusses that the previous week was a review week focusing on letter sounds /n/ and /a/, blending sounds, sequencing stories, and practicing sight words. The upcoming week will include a reading test on unit 1, continuing to practice sight words and sequencing stories, and starting a science unit on animals. It also provides reminders about school lunches, upcoming events, and ways to practice at home to support learning.
Week three
This weekly newsletter from a kindergarten classroom provides updates on what the students learned that week and information about upcoming lessons and reminders. The students learned about the short vowel sound /o/ in reading, practiced printing uppercase and lowercase O, and sequenced story events from The Polar Express. In math, they ordered numbers 0-10 and identified missing numbers. The newsletter also discusses upcoming lessons in January and provides reminders about returning rest items after the holidays and practicing noted skills over the break.
Week four
This weekly newsletter from a kindergarten class provides updates on what the students learned during the previous week and what they will be working on in the upcoming week. Last week, the students practiced short vowel sounds, sequencing story events, colors, printing letters and numbers. They also learned about plant parts. This week, they will review skills and take a unit test, practice writing more letters and numbers, learn about animals, and explore teen numbers and coins in math. The newsletter also includes reminders about returning items, snack days, and an upcoming buddy lunch, as well as links to apps for practicing sight words.
Unit one week two
The students learned beginning and ending sounds, and were introduced to the high frequency words "a", "it", and "on". They practiced matching uppercase and lowercase letters from L through Z. In math, they identified patterns and numbers and did counting activities. This week in science they continued learning about plant parts. Upcoming weeks will focus on the letter N sound, sequencing events, recognizing colors, and learning new high frequency words. Students will also practice writing numbers and recognizing different types of plants.
Week six
This weekly newsletter from a kindergarten classroom provides updates on the past week's activities and upcoming events. In the past week, students took a reading unit test, practiced identifying letters and sounds, and sequenced story events. In math, they worked on two-digit numbers and using ten frames. The upcoming week will focus on the letter D, include a buddy lunch, and activities for Red Ribbon Week. Reminders were given about upcoming parent conferences and Halloween events. Suggested homework involves identifying high frequency words and words starting with D.
Week four
This weekly newsletter from a kindergarten classroom provides updates on the lessons and activities from the past week, and outlines the planned lessons and activities for the upcoming week. In the past week, students worked on short vowel sounds, sequencing story events, colors, and printing letters Aa. In math they finished a unit test and started comparing numbers up to five. In science they learned about plant parts. The newsletter also provides reminders about returning rest items, snack days, and an upcoming buddy lunch, as well as suggestions for skills to practice at home.
April Newsletter
This classroom newsletter provides information about the upcoming week's lessons and homework assignments for Ms. Sinicropi's class. Key points:
1) Phonics lessons will focus on long vowel sounds and compound words. Reading lessons will include a new unit on the sea and comparing/contrasting stories. Writing will work on writing poems.
2) Homework includes math games, spelling and writing practice, and counting coins over the weekend.
3) Upcoming events include talent show tryouts, Good Friday with no school, a children's parade and family fitness night. Forms are due for various spring activities.
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This weekly newsletter from a kindergarten classroom provides updates on what the students learned in reading, math, science and upcoming events. In reading, they reviewed letter sounds and practiced blending sounds and high frequency words. In math, students learned about digits and making one and two digit numbers. A science unit on animals was introduced. Upcoming lessons will include a reading test, continuing letter sounds and math activities making necklaces and numbers. Reminders were given about upcoming school events and practicing letter recognition, numbers and sight words at home.
Week five
This weekly newsletter from a kindergarten class provides updates on the past week and upcoming week. It discusses that the previous week was a review week focusing on letter sounds /n/ and /a/, blending sounds, sequencing stories, and practicing sight words. The upcoming week will include a reading test on unit 1, continuing to practice sight words and sequencing stories, and starting a science unit on animals. It also provides reminders about school lunches, upcoming events, and ways to practice at home to support learning.
Week three
This weekly newsletter from a kindergarten classroom provides updates on what the students learned that week and information about upcoming lessons and reminders. The students learned about the short vowel sound /o/ in reading, practiced printing uppercase and lowercase O, and sequenced story events from The Polar Express. In math, they ordered numbers 0-10 and identified missing numbers. The newsletter also discusses upcoming lessons in January and provides reminders about returning rest items after the holidays and practicing noted skills over the break.
Week four
This weekly newsletter from a kindergarten class provides updates on what the students learned during the previous week and what they will be working on in the upcoming week. Last week, the students practiced short vowel sounds, sequencing story events, colors, printing letters and numbers. They also learned about plant parts. This week, they will review skills and take a unit test, practice writing more letters and numbers, learn about animals, and explore teen numbers and coins in math. The newsletter also includes reminders about returning items, snack days, and an upcoming buddy lunch, as well as links to apps for practicing sight words.
Unit one week two
The students learned beginning and ending sounds, and were introduced to the high frequency words "a", "it", and "on". They practiced matching uppercase and lowercase letters from L through Z. In math, they identified patterns and numbers and did counting activities. This week in science they continued learning about plant parts. Upcoming weeks will focus on the letter N sound, sequencing events, recognizing colors, and learning new high frequency words. Students will also practice writing numbers and recognizing different types of plants.
Week six
This weekly newsletter from a kindergarten classroom provides updates on the past week's activities and upcoming events. In the past week, students took a reading unit test, practiced identifying letters and sounds, and sequenced story events. In math, they worked on two-digit numbers and using ten frames. The upcoming week will focus on the letter D, include a buddy lunch, and activities for Red Ribbon Week. Reminders were given about upcoming parent conferences and Halloween events. Suggested homework involves identifying high frequency words and words starting with D.
Week four
This weekly newsletter from a kindergarten classroom provides updates on the lessons and activities from the past week, and outlines the planned lessons and activities for the upcoming week. In the past week, students worked on short vowel sounds, sequencing story events, colors, and printing letters Aa. In math they finished a unit test and started comparing numbers up to five. In science they learned about plant parts. The newsletter also provides reminders about returning rest items, snack days, and an upcoming buddy lunch, as well as suggestions for skills to practice at home.
April Newsletter
This classroom newsletter provides information about the upcoming week's lessons and homework assignments for Ms. Sinicropi's class. Key points:
1) Phonics lessons will focus on long vowel sounds and compound words. Reading lessons will include a new unit on the sea and comparing/contrasting stories. Writing will work on writing poems.
2) Homework includes math games, spelling and writing practice, and counting coins over the weekend.
3) Upcoming events include talent show tryouts, Good Friday with no school, a children's parade and family fitness night. Forms are due for various spring activities.
Week three
The document provides a weekly summary of activities for students in Mrs. Creehan's class. This week, students worked on identifying beginning and ending sounds, practiced matching lowercase and uppercase letters, and learned about the letter Nn. In math, students reviewed unit one skills and took a unit one test. In science, the class continued learning about plant parts. Upcoming activities include working on the letter Aa, practicing writing numbers, learning about different types of plants in science, and comparing numbers to five in math. Reminders were provided about returning library books, an upcoming fundraiser, snack calendars, and picture day.
March Newsletter
Ms. Sinicropi's class will be finishing up learning the letter W and doing phonics and phonemic awareness activities. They will also be working with a poem about the flu and doing different activities with it each day. The students will start learning about writing poetry. Homework this week includes practicing writing sounds, tying shoes, identifying word sounds, counting, and practicing with coins. Upcoming events include a second grade musical, out-of-uniform days, and spring break.
Week three
The document provides a weekly summary of classroom activities for Mrs. Creehan's class. It discusses that in reading the students worked on identifying beginning and ending sounds of Nn and learned new high frequency words. In math, students identified shapes by sight and touch and used spatial vocabulary and counting. In science, the class continued learning about plant parts. The upcoming week's activities are also outlined, including working on the letter Aa in reading, recognizing types of plants in science, and using pictures to solve math word problems. Reminders about returning library books, snack calendars and rest time items are also provided.
Week one
This weekly newsletter provides a summary of the past week's lessons and activities in a kindergarten classroom. It also outlines what will be covered in the upcoming week. The newsletter informs parents about the skills their children are working on, including letter sounds, sight words, math concepts like addition and sorting, and science topics like relationships between people and animals. It reminds parents of upcoming events like cookies with Santa and asks for family Christmas trees to display in the school hall.
Week two
This weekly newsletter from a pre-primary classroom provides updates on what the students learned in various subjects over the past week and previews upcoming lessons. In reading, students were introduced to the sounds /s/ and the word "I", practiced rhyming, and learned about story elements. In math, they reinforced concepts through games and worked on probability. Students also discussed reptiles and mammals in science class. The newsletter reminds parents about upcoming conferences, days off from school, and encourages sending in activity books and family turkey projects.
Week one
The document provides a weekly update from a kindergarten classroom. It discusses what the students learned in different subjects during the past week such as working on the letter R in reading and making patterns in math. It previews upcoming lessons on letters P and counting by 5s. It also includes reminders about progress reports and special events like celebrating the 100th day of school and Valentine's Day.
Week three
The document provides an overview of what students learned in the past week and what they will be learning in January in various subjects like reading, math, science, and writing. In reading, students were introduced to short vowel sounds and sight words. In math, they learned about place value and ten frames. Students also enjoyed story time, seeing Santa, and will learn new consonant sounds and words in January. The document also includes reminders about returning items from rest time and the snack/school calendar for January.
Week six
This weekly newsletter from a first grade teacher provides updates on what the students learned in class and information about upcoming events and homework. In reading, the students took their Unit 1 test and practiced identifying letters, sounds, and high frequency words. In math, they learned about greater than and less than, and will test on Unit 2 next week. In science, they studied animals in their neighborhood. Upcoming activities include learning the letter Dd in reading, reviewing math Unit 2, and discussing bugs in science. The newsletter also provides reminders about upcoming school events and encourages practicing skills at home.
Week two
This document provides a weekly update from a kindergarten classroom. It discusses what the students learned in reading, math, and other subjects over the past week. Reminders are given about upcoming events like Polar Express day and bringing appropriate outdoor clothing for recess. The skills that students should continue practicing at home are also listed.
Unit one week two
This weekly newsletter from Mrs. Creehan's class provides updates on the students' learning activities. In reading, the students have been practicing rhyming words and learning the high-frequency words "a" and "the". In math, the class is nearly finished with Unit One and has been learning to compare numbers up to five. For science, the focus has been on plant parts and types of plants. Upcoming work includes practicing the letter N, sequencing events, and reviewing math concepts before starting Unit Two. The newsletter also includes reminder about returning library books and homework.
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.
Newsletter 8/21/2009
Miss Story's August 21st class newsletter included things to remember such as initialing assignment books daily, noting early release days every Friday, and sending lunch money in an envelope labeled with the student and teacher's name. The weekly spelling words focus on short a and long a patterns like a-consonant-e, ai and ay. In writing this week, students will practice multiplication with arrays. Science class will start a unit on rocks.
Nov 16 - 20 Newsletter
This week, students in Mrs. Roussell's class will continue working on nonfiction reading comprehension, revising stories about the Mississippi River, learning spelling words and grammar. In math, they will study number expressions and equations and need to know their multiplication facts. In science, they will learn about electromagnets with a speaker on Tuesday and test next week. Important dates include book club, a music program, and PE tests on bones and muscles.
Week twoagain
This document provides information about the upcoming week for a first grade class. It discusses that in reading they will be working on the sound /g/ and high frequency word lists. In math, students are learning to count coins and place value. The following week they will learn about the short vowel /e/, identify story details, count by 2s, and learn that the sun makes shadows. Reminders are given about practicing phone numbers, addresses, and high frequency words. Students are asked to bring water bottles to limit bathroom breaks during class.
Unit one week one
This document provides a summary of the past week's activities and upcoming plans for a kindergarten classroom. In the past week, students learned uppercase and lowercase letters A through K, were introduced to high-frequency words, practiced comprehension through illustrations, and started small reading groups. They also worked on pencil grip, name writing, and identifying shapes in math. Upcoming, students will learn letters L through Z, retell stories, and be introduced to new words. They will practice name printing and different letter strokes. Science will focus on plant growth and math will cover numbers and shapes. Community helpers will also be discussed next week.
December Newsletter
The summary provides an overview of the key information from Ms. Sinicropi's classroom newsletter:
1. The newsletter outlines the upcoming week's lessons which include learning about the letter R, compound words, an informational reading on wind, and beginning a social studies unit on the USA.
2. Homework assignments are provided for each day of the week focusing on skills like numbers, letters, sight words, and segmenting words.
3. Upcoming events are noted including a Christmas book exchange, awards assembly, Christmas party, and family science night before the Christmas break.
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This weekly newsletter from Mrs. Creehan's classroom provides updates on the past and upcoming week's lessons and activities. In the past week, students reviewed reading, writing, and math skills, learned about animals in science, and discussed symbols of the United States and Martin Luther King Jr. Upcoming lessons will include a new reading unit on the letter R, skip counting in math, and practicing printing the letter R in writing. The newsletter also includes reminders about gym clothes, winter wear, and snack day.
Homework 2017
This document provides a student's weekly schedule for the week of April 17-21. It includes daily assignments for reading, math, and language arts. Students are expected to read for 30 minutes each day and record it in a reading log. Math assignments focus on practicing multiplication facts. Language arts assignments include various worksheets working with adjectives, adverbs, pronouns. It also lists upcoming events such as a Science Discovery Day and ERB testing during the following week.
Week one
In this weekly update:
- Students were introduced to new reading concepts like the /k/ and /ck/ sounds and identifying nouns.
- In math, they practiced coin counting and identifying pennies and nickels.
- Other topics included printing the letter K, types of water in science, and different technologies.
- Upcoming lessons will cover the /g/ sound, summarizing stories, fractions in math, and recycling/weather in science.
Nov.9 - 13 Newsletter
This week, Mrs. Roussell's class will focus on non-fiction text structures like indexes, labels, maps, and photographs in reading. In writing, students will write stories about animals along the Mississippi River after reading a book. Students will learn addition of whole numbers in math and study series and parallel circuits in science. Important dates include half days, book club, a music program, and P.E. tests on bones and muscles.
Week one
This weekly newsletter from a kindergarten class provides updates on the lessons and activities from the past week, and information about upcoming lessons and reminders. In the past week, students in reading learned new high frequency words, practiced rhyming words and the letter D. In math, they played a new game called Roll and Record and made pattern necklaces. In science they discussed animal habitats and insects. The upcoming week will focus on the letter S in reading and math games, continue lessons on insects and introduce reptiles, and suggest homework on the letter S.
Unit one week one
The weekly update provides information about the lessons and activities from the previous and upcoming weeks. This past week, students learned uppercase letters A through K, the high frequency word "the", and skills like identifying left and right. They also counted sets of 5 or less and learned about plant parts. Upcoming, students will learn letters L through Z, retelling stories, and community helpers. Reminders include bringing sneakers for gym, returning library books, and snack day responsibilities.
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The document provides a weekly summary of activities for students in Mrs. Creehan's class. This week, students worked on identifying beginning and ending sounds, practiced matching lowercase and uppercase letters, and learned about the letter Nn. In math, students reviewed unit one skills and took a unit one test. In science, the class continued learning about plant parts. Upcoming activities include working on the letter Aa, practicing writing numbers, learning about different types of plants in science, and comparing numbers to five in math. Reminders were provided about returning library books, an upcoming fundraiser, snack calendars, and picture day.
March Newsletter
Ms. Sinicropi's class will be finishing up learning the letter W and doing phonics and phonemic awareness activities. They will also be working with a poem about the flu and doing different activities with it each day. The students will start learning about writing poetry. Homework this week includes practicing writing sounds, tying shoes, identifying word sounds, counting, and practicing with coins. Upcoming events include a second grade musical, out-of-uniform days, and spring break.
Week three
The document provides a weekly summary of classroom activities for Mrs. Creehan's class. It discusses that in reading the students worked on identifying beginning and ending sounds of Nn and learned new high frequency words. In math, students identified shapes by sight and touch and used spatial vocabulary and counting. In science, the class continued learning about plant parts. The upcoming week's activities are also outlined, including working on the letter Aa in reading, recognizing types of plants in science, and using pictures to solve math word problems. Reminders about returning library books, snack calendars and rest time items are also provided.
Week one
This weekly newsletter provides a summary of the past week's lessons and activities in a kindergarten classroom. It also outlines what will be covered in the upcoming week. The newsletter informs parents about the skills their children are working on, including letter sounds, sight words, math concepts like addition and sorting, and science topics like relationships between people and animals. It reminds parents of upcoming events like cookies with Santa and asks for family Christmas trees to display in the school hall.
Week two
This weekly newsletter from a pre-primary classroom provides updates on what the students learned in various subjects over the past week and previews upcoming lessons. In reading, students were introduced to the sounds /s/ and the word "I", practiced rhyming, and learned about story elements. In math, they reinforced concepts through games and worked on probability. Students also discussed reptiles and mammals in science class. The newsletter reminds parents about upcoming conferences, days off from school, and encourages sending in activity books and family turkey projects.
Week one
The document provides a weekly update from a kindergarten classroom. It discusses what the students learned in different subjects during the past week such as working on the letter R in reading and making patterns in math. It previews upcoming lessons on letters P and counting by 5s. It also includes reminders about progress reports and special events like celebrating the 100th day of school and Valentine's Day.
Week three
The document provides an overview of what students learned in the past week and what they will be learning in January in various subjects like reading, math, science, and writing. In reading, students were introduced to short vowel sounds and sight words. In math, they learned about place value and ten frames. Students also enjoyed story time, seeing Santa, and will learn new consonant sounds and words in January. The document also includes reminders about returning items from rest time and the snack/school calendar for January.
Week six
This weekly newsletter from a first grade teacher provides updates on what the students learned in class and information about upcoming events and homework. In reading, the students took their Unit 1 test and practiced identifying letters, sounds, and high frequency words. In math, they learned about greater than and less than, and will test on Unit 2 next week. In science, they studied animals in their neighborhood. Upcoming activities include learning the letter Dd in reading, reviewing math Unit 2, and discussing bugs in science. The newsletter also provides reminders about upcoming school events and encourages practicing skills at home.
Week two
This document provides a weekly update from a kindergarten classroom. It discusses what the students learned in reading, math, and other subjects over the past week. Reminders are given about upcoming events like Polar Express day and bringing appropriate outdoor clothing for recess. The skills that students should continue practicing at home are also listed.
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This weekly newsletter from Mrs. Creehan's class provides updates on the students' learning activities. In reading, the students have been practicing rhyming words and learning the high-frequency words "a" and "the". In math, the class is nearly finished with Unit One and has been learning to compare numbers up to five. For science, the focus has been on plant parts and types of plants. Upcoming work includes practicing the letter N, sequencing events, and reviewing math concepts before starting Unit Two. The newsletter also includes reminder about returning library books and homework.
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.
Newsletter 8/21/2009
Miss Story's August 21st class newsletter included things to remember such as initialing assignment books daily, noting early release days every Friday, and sending lunch money in an envelope labeled with the student and teacher's name. The weekly spelling words focus on short a and long a patterns like a-consonant-e, ai and ay. In writing this week, students will practice multiplication with arrays. Science class will start a unit on rocks.
Nov 16 - 20 Newsletter
This week, students in Mrs. Roussell's class will continue working on nonfiction reading comprehension, revising stories about the Mississippi River, learning spelling words and grammar. In math, they will study number expressions and equations and need to know their multiplication facts. In science, they will learn about electromagnets with a speaker on Tuesday and test next week. Important dates include book club, a music program, and PE tests on bones and muscles.
Week twoagain
This document provides information about the upcoming week for a first grade class. It discusses that in reading they will be working on the sound /g/ and high frequency word lists. In math, students are learning to count coins and place value. The following week they will learn about the short vowel /e/, identify story details, count by 2s, and learn that the sun makes shadows. Reminders are given about practicing phone numbers, addresses, and high frequency words. Students are asked to bring water bottles to limit bathroom breaks during class.
Unit one week one
This document provides a summary of the past week's activities and upcoming plans for a kindergarten classroom. In the past week, students learned uppercase and lowercase letters A through K, were introduced to high-frequency words, practiced comprehension through illustrations, and started small reading groups. They also worked on pencil grip, name writing, and identifying shapes in math. Upcoming, students will learn letters L through Z, retell stories, and be introduced to new words. They will practice name printing and different letter strokes. Science will focus on plant growth and math will cover numbers and shapes. Community helpers will also be discussed next week.
December Newsletter
The summary provides an overview of the key information from Ms. Sinicropi's classroom newsletter:
1. The newsletter outlines the upcoming week's lessons which include learning about the letter R, compound words, an informational reading on wind, and beginning a social studies unit on the USA.
2. Homework assignments are provided for each day of the week focusing on skills like numbers, letters, sight words, and segmenting words.
3. Upcoming events are noted including a Christmas book exchange, awards assembly, Christmas party, and family science night before the Christmas break.
Week five test
This weekly newsletter from Mrs. Creehan's classroom provides updates on the past and upcoming week's lessons and activities. In the past week, students reviewed reading, writing, and math skills, learned about animals in science, and discussed symbols of the United States and Martin Luther King Jr. Upcoming lessons will include a new reading unit on the letter R, skip counting in math, and practicing printing the letter R in writing. The newsletter also includes reminders about gym clothes, winter wear, and snack day.
Homework 2017
This document provides a student's weekly schedule for the week of April 17-21. It includes daily assignments for reading, math, and language arts. Students are expected to read for 30 minutes each day and record it in a reading log. Math assignments focus on practicing multiplication facts. Language arts assignments include various worksheets working with adjectives, adverbs, pronouns. It also lists upcoming events such as a Science Discovery Day and ERB testing during the following week.
Week one
In this weekly update:
- Students were introduced to new reading concepts like the /k/ and /ck/ sounds and identifying nouns.
- In math, they practiced coin counting and identifying pennies and nickels.
- Other topics included printing the letter K, types of water in science, and different technologies.
- Upcoming lessons will cover the /g/ sound, summarizing stories, fractions in math, and recycling/weather in science.
Nov.9 - 13 Newsletter
This week, Mrs. Roussell's class will focus on non-fiction text structures like indexes, labels, maps, and photographs in reading. In writing, students will write stories about animals along the Mississippi River after reading a book. Students will learn addition of whole numbers in math and study series and parallel circuits in science. Important dates include half days, book club, a music program, and P.E. tests on bones and muscles.
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The document provides an overview of the past week's activities and upcoming work for next week in a kindergarten classroom. In reading, the class learned the sound for "g" and practiced summarizing stories and identifying nouns. In math, they worked on counting coins and place value. Student writing has improved as they use new high frequency words and dictionaries. Science lessons covered types of weather and how technology impacts different fields. The following week will introduce the sound "e", identify story details and structure, recognize letters and action words. Math will include number stories and 3D shapes, and science will discuss shadows from the sun. Reminders include practicing personal information, high frequency words, and bringing a water bottle to class.
Week three
This weekly newsletter provides updates on the lessons and activities happening in kindergarten. It discusses that this past week focused on the letter M sound in reading, counting to 7 in math, and animal habitats in science. Next week will introduce the letter I sound in reading, continue with numbers 8 and 9 in math, and discuss birds and fish in science. Reminders are given about fundraising donations and sending in extra winter clothes for the students.
Week four
This weekly newsletter provides updates on the lessons and activities happening in a kindergarten classroom. This week, students learned the short vowel sound of "i" in reading and practiced the high frequency words "said", "can", and "me". In math, they explored measurement, patterns, and using a calculator. An upcoming science unit will discuss how animals grow and change. The newsletter also included reminders about upcoming holidays with no school and homework expectations for guided reading.
Week one
In this weekly classroom update:
- Students began a new reading unit and worked on rhyming words, the letter D, and comprehending stories through character and setting analysis.
- In math, they learned a new game called Roll and Record and counted sets from 6-9.
- A science lesson discussed animal habitats and examining fall leaves.
- The upcoming week will focus on the sound /s/ in reading, math games, jobs and bills, and learning about reptiles.
- Reminders were provided about folder returns, an upcoming fundraiser, and outdoor recess dress guidelines.
Testing week
The document provides an overview of the past week and upcoming week in a Kindergarten classroom. It discusses that students completed a reading assessment and practiced identifying sounds. They learned about places we find water and about volcanoes. In math they worked on patterns, counting by fives, and introducing pennies. The coming week will focus on new sounds, nouns, high frequency words, coin counting, and punctuation in writing. It also provides reminders about snacks, dress, folders, and reviewing skills before the end of the marking period.
Reception Curriculum Evening Powerpoint
This document provides information for parents about their child's experience in Reception class. It outlines key aspects of the Reception curriculum including literacy, mathematics, phonics and reading. It discusses routines like drop off/pick up and snacks. It also includes the Reception timetable and information about homework, parent-teacher meetings, and topics children will learn over the year. The purpose is to inform and engage parents in their child's early education.
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