Sunday, October 9, 2022

Monday, October 10


Monday, October 10   
*FIRE SAFETY WEEK*        

              Letter/Sound Focus: Ss
Handwriting: Ss
 KinderLiteracy
This week's theme is Transportation.
 
Focused text: 
Transportation in my Neighborhood by: Shelly Lyons 
Reading skill: Connections & Inferring
Today, the children will hear the story for enjoyment and build an interest in the topic and expand their prior knowledge by telling me what they already know about the seasons.
  KinderMath: Less Than (Day 2)
Today's lesson will give the kids more opportunities to compare groups of items and determine which group has less.
Social Studies: 
The kids will learn about the importance of 911.

~Tomorrow is late start and National Hot Lunch Day. I will send your child's Irish Pride shirt home if it arrives before the day ends. Otherwise, have your child wear green in
~The book order is due Wednesday.

Friday, October 7, 2022

Friday, October 7

   

Friday, October 7

              Letter/Sound Focus: Rr
  
Handwriting: Rr
 
Mrs. Weninger will introduce the children to the superhero character, Superflex like the photo above. He helps children be problem solvers when Unthinkables get into their brains. Some of these may be Mean Jean, Blurting Bob, and more. Mrs. Weninger will teach about these characters in the weeks to come.
KinderMath: Less Than
As the title says, today's lesson will give the kids opportunities to compare groups of items and determine which group has less.

Computer Class with Mr. Brown today.

Project: A Seasons of a Tree
The kids will paint tree trunks their seasonal colors.
 PhyEd Today

~Again, be sure to have your child read the letter book to you each night!
~Late Start & National Hot Lunch Day Tuesday, October 11.
~The book order is due Wednesday, October 12.
Have a great weekend, everyone!

Wednesday, October 5, 2022

Thursday, October 6

  
Thursday, October 6

              Letter/Sound Focus: Qq
Handwriting: Qq
 KinderLiteracy
We will review the vocabulary words (bare, cozy, bud, collect, chilly) that are in the story, A Tree for All Seasons
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Literacy Jobs
 These are boxes of educational, independent activities that allow the children to practice skills in letter sounds, upper/lowercase letter matching, letter order, fine motor work and more. The activities are changed every two-three weeks. Our Literacy Jobs time will last about 45 minutes each day so I can work with small groups on phonemic awareness and phonics skills. 
KinderMath: More Than
As the title says, today's lesson will give the kids opportunities to compare groups of items and determine which group has more. This is building the foundation for counting & cardinality.

~Pajama/Crazy Sock/Hat Day is tomorrow...feel free to add some orange to their attire to represent kindness!
~The book order is due Wednesday, October 12.

Tuesday, October 4, 2022

Wednesday, October 5

  

 Wednesday, October 5

              Letter/Sound Focus: Pp
Handwriting: Pp
 KinderLiteracy     
I will reread parts of A Tree for All Seasons so the children can answer text-dependent questions like the ones below:
~Explain how a tree looks in the winter.
~What does the author tell us about trees providing for us?
~What can we infer about the animals we see on page 3?
 Library Day!
KinderMath: Same Number
This lesson has the kids working on identifying sets of objects with the same amounts. This will help the kids work on accuracy when counting.

It's already our 20th day of school! Zero the Hero will be here!
Time for Kids: The Changing Seasons
PhyEd Today

~The book order is due Wednesday, October 12.

Monday, October 3, 2022

Tuesday, October 4


Tuesday, October 4

             Letter/Sound Focus: Oo

Handwriting: Oo 
 KinderLiteracy
Using the story, A Tree for All Seasons, the kids will answer simple recall questions such as: What is the job of an author/illustrator? Is this a fiction or nonfiction book? What is a fact we learned about the seasons? We will clarify the vocabulary words within the story (bare, cozy, bud, collect, chilly).

KinderMath: Sort By More than One Attribute
The lesson begins with reading, The Button Box by Margarette Reid. I will ask their thoughts on how the buttons are being sorted (size, color, shape, style, etc.) Then we will look at a pile of attribute buttons and talk about how they think we should sort them. More than likely, the kids will focus on color so I will get them to think past that. (Sort by shape, button hole amount, size, etc.) 
~Overall, I am seeing improvement with writing numbers 0-5!
~My apologies for not getting the daily update to you yesterday! I forgot to press "Publish"...Oops.

Monday, October 3


Monday, October 3

              Letter/Sound Focus: Nn
Handwriting: Nn

 KinderLiteracy
This week's theme is Seasons and the focused text is: 
A Tree for All Seasons 
by: Robin Benard
Today, the children will hear the story for enjoyment and build an interest in the topic and expand their prior knowledge by telling me what they already know about the seasons. 
(Comprehension Strategy: Connections & Inferring)
  KinderMath: Sort by One Attribute
The kids will sort items by a specific attribute: Color, size, or shape.
PhyEd Today

~If you have not returned the fire station permission slip, please do so. Also, anyone who said they could volunteer will be going. I will send details in the Wednesday envelope.