Dear Kindergarten Parents and Families, Wednesday is our field trip to the Channel Islands Museum! The forecast is for cool, cloudy skies and slightly cooler at the beach. Please have your child wear their school jacket or sweatshirt and comfortable walking shoes. Wednesday is also a free dress for Philippine Typhoon Relief. I want to […]
Dear Kindergarten Families, I am including a great site (StoryLine) for listening to books read by several actors. I have listed Chester’s Way on the reading log as your child will listen to this story in class. Remember we should be reading or listening to books- non-fiction or fiction for 20 minutes each day. Please […]
Dear Kindergarten Families, I hope everyone enjoyed their long weekend. Family time is our life line to happiness! Our religion lesson this week tells us about God’s love in families. Bible story reading continues with Jacob and his very large family of twelve sons and one daughter. ELA finds us sight word reading in groups, […]
Dear Kindergarten Families, This week homework will consist of the reading log and three worksheets. As we observe Veterans Day on Monday read the mini book your child made with their 5th grade buddies. I am including a choice to visit a site called Military Families. It has activities and tools to connect to military […]
Dear Kindergarten Parents, Your little saints did a wonderful job on Friday! I am sure you were very proud of them as we were. Thank you for supporting cancer awareness last month. November mission efforts helps support Adopt-A-Family through the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. a peek at this week! Religion: Chapter 6 in our religion […]
Dear Kindergarten Families, Please note the book report form below – use your child’s library book or a favorite book from home. – Listen to Reading Math paper review color and number recognition – Hello Crow Read each night and practice sight words – Reading/Web Log Websites: Starfall– Silly Turkey Picture Match – sign it […]
Last week Farmer Jim and Joanne Abing enriched our Kinders with their presentation of food from the farm. Teaching us how a plant grows using puppets then they choose a few student volunteers to demonstrate what a plant needs to grow. Farmer Joanne read Pumpkin Pumpkin, a Big Book by Jeanne Titherington and gave us […]
Dear Kindergarten Parents, Halloween will bring a lot of excitement and energy this week! On Thursday students have free dress. Which means fall colors in the choice of clothes: shirts, pants, dresses, etc – please no costumes or make-up. There will be no charge for free dress. Halloween tattoos are an option to support our […]
Dear K parents, I am impressed with all saints papers coming in! They are published in class and look beautiful. If you need help finishing this paper or finding pictures of your child’s saint, please let me know. click on ” Saint’s paper ” to download a copy. Next Friday is our Saint’s Parade. I’m […]
Outdoor science education began today with a nature walk. In our garden bed radish and carrot seeds were planted. Using our senses we recalled the sights, smells and sounds of autumn. All was recorded in our outdoor science journals. In the afternoon the collection of materials found during our nature walk produced some amazing art!