Dear Kindergarten Parents, Read each night for 20 minutes. Record book and time on reading/web log. Choose from one of the books read and do a book response: discuss with your child what to report on either fiction or non-fiction book. Everyday Math worksheet – this number grid puzzle was introduced in class. Your student […]
Dear Kindergarten Parents, Happy Monday! Off we go on our field trip this morning. We will learn about many types of plants as we tour Green Thumb Nursery. The Healthy Eaters program at Albertson’s will start off our unit on health and good food choices. Jog-a-thon was a success! We earned 5 free dress days. […]
Dear Kindergarten Parents, Last week’s Wonder, Draw and Tell worksheets are beautiful! I am enjoying the drawings and great sentences. 🙂 This week’s required work: As always read nightly and record on log. Reading Web/Log Everyday Math worksheet websites: Please review ixl I.9 and work on J.8 – the practice in ixl is has shown […]
Dear Kindergarten Parents, May is the month to honor Mary. We will pray with our class rosaries this week and discuss some apparitions of Mary. Continued review of chapter 21, Jesus’ love shines through us. Academics continued: ELA – short vowels -especially /e/ and a look at long vowels. Sentence structure, punctuation, letter formation especially […]
Dear Kindergarten Parents, Required homework: 1. Read for a minimum of 15 minutes each night and list books or chapters on reading log. This log should have at least 5 entries. 2. Cinco de Mayo worksheet 3. Wonder, Draw and Tell writing paper. Your child should think about the picture, draw what they think and […]
Dear Kindergarten Parents, I hope everyone had a wonderful and blessed celebration of Easter! Our religion lessons continue with the fifty days of Easter. Religion book, chapter 19 has our focus on Jesus the Light of the World. During the month of May, we will be using our class rosaries for prayer in honor of […]
Dear Kindergarten Parents, Holy Week is upon us and much of our academics will be centered around events moving toward Easter Sunday. If your schedule allows, please join us for Mass on Wednesday morning and the Living Stations of the Cross at 2:00. Religion: we will continue with rituals as we retell the stories of […]
Dear Kindergarten Parents, This week we are so ready for Easter and the time off school, I feel homework should be simple. So continue to read nightly and work in the last EM home connection booklet 4. Sign and return book 3 for a sticker – it will be returned soon. Book reports and surveys […]
After writing survey questions, kindergarten students walked the campus with clipboards and crayons graphing data at all grade levels. After recording data on graphs we found: blue is by far the most liked color; most students enjoy chocolate whether it be candy, muffins or cake; spiders the favorite bug; going to the movies #1; and […]
Dear Kindergarten Parents, As we begin the 5th week of Lent, a look at Sunday’s Gospel. Lazarus falling sick, his sisters calling for Jesus, and the miracle that happened. We will begin with our Children’s Bible and a short video titled “Lazarus, Come Out”. Bible verse John 11:5, “Jesus loved Martha, her sister and Lazarus […]