Week one
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This weekly newsletter from a kindergarten classroom provides updates on the students' learning activities from the past week and information for parents. It mentions that the students worked on phonics, shapes, cause and effect, and reading comprehension strategies. They also celebrated Earth Day with nature-related art projects and activities. The newsletter provides reminders about dress for outdoor recess and suggests home practice activities in math and literacy. It also shares information about the upcoming kindergarten graduation ceremony and free circus tickets available to families.
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Week one
- 1. Peek at the Week: This week we began our last reading unit for the school year! Students worked on the sound of /Hh/, cause and effect and reviewed shapes. During small group reading, we are finding ways to figure out unknown words (mouth ready, use picture, use meaning, skip the word and go back). The pocket chart area allows students to sort words by how many syllables are in each word. We are doing a great job at using the counters to determine the answer to addition and subtraction problems. We also celebrated our wonderful Earth by releasing our butterflies, making an art project and going on a nature walk! Our Super Star Student Book is being sent home with a different student each day. Enjoy talking with your child and “meeting” each friend in the class! April 21, 2017 Reminders The weather is warming up and we go outside often. Please have your child wear safe sneaker type shoes for playground running and a light jacket or sweatshirt. At Home Practice To help improve the performance for the last marking period, please work on: coin identification, time to the hour, address, counting by twos to 100 and those pink HF words. Kindergarten Graduation Mark your calendar…Thursday, May 25th at Penn Cambria High School. More information is enclosed! Special Event If you would like to take your family to enjoy the Garden Bros. Circus at the War Memorial in Johnstown on May 1, there are complimentary tickets in the lobby of the school for free admission for a child accompanied by a paying adult. Please feel free to stop by the school and get your tickets. The shows are at 4:30 and 7:30.