Monday, September 12, 2011
Sunday, September 11, 2011
week of 9-12
Last week, the students made green, gold glitter geckos. The students ate dried green beans, graham crackers and green grapes.
In addition, last week the students shared about those who protects us. The students painted a star, either red or blue, and I wrote USA and 9-11-11 on them. Also, the students wore a yellow ribbon on their wrists to support the troops and first responders.
All volunteers (including parents) need to have their fingerprints on file in the office. Please plan ahead and have your fingerprints rolled if you are think you might be able to volunteer in the classroom or go on a field trip.
Mid-quarter progress reports are going home today. Every student needs reinforcement at home. Flash cards are a great way to practice letters, letter sounds and numbers.
Grandparent’s day is this Wednesday. Please fill out the attached paper so I may plan accordingly.
This week we will be studying:
• Letter Hh
• Counting to 25
• Identifying numbers 1-15
• Nursery Rhymes
In addition, last week the students shared about those who protects us. The students painted a star, either red or blue, and I wrote USA and 9-11-11 on them. Also, the students wore a yellow ribbon on their wrists to support the troops and first responders.
All volunteers (including parents) need to have their fingerprints on file in the office. Please plan ahead and have your fingerprints rolled if you are think you might be able to volunteer in the classroom or go on a field trip.
Mid-quarter progress reports are going home today. Every student needs reinforcement at home. Flash cards are a great way to practice letters, letter sounds and numbers.
Grandparent’s day is this Wednesday. Please fill out the attached paper so I may plan accordingly.
This week we will be studying:
• Letter Hh
• Counting to 25
• Identifying numbers 1-15
• Nursery Rhymes
Monday, September 5, 2011
week of 9-6-11
Thank you to all the families who attended open house. It was great to see everyone! I enjoyed seeing the students excited to show their families around.
Our class needs empty Capri Suns cardboard boxes for an upcoming project. Please send the boxes to school with your child.
Duds for dollars – Wednesday, September 7th• Your child may dress down for $1.
• Your child does NOT have to wear uniform or LPA T-shirt.
This week we are studying:
• Letter Gg
• Counting to 25
• Identifying numbers 1-10
• Identifying color words
• Human body
• Nursery Rhymes
Our class needs empty Capri Suns cardboard boxes for an upcoming project. Please send the boxes to school with your child.
Duds for dollars – Wednesday, September 7th• Your child may dress down for $1.
• Your child does NOT have to wear uniform or LPA T-shirt.
This week we are studying:
• Letter Gg
• Counting to 25
• Identifying numbers 1-10
• Identifying color words
• Human body
• Nursery Rhymes
Sunday, August 28, 2011
newsletter 8-29
The students studied the famous artist, Claude Monet. The students painted water lilies, which are displayed in the classroom.
Last week, the students laced lazy lavender L’s. In addition they tasted licorice, Lorna Doones, lavender mints, and lemonade.
Please review the letter and the letter sounds that our class has gone over. (Ll and Oo) Also, please go over color words (written in black), numbers 1-10 and counting to 25 or higher. It is very important that your child receives reinforcement at home.
Homework: Due Friday
• Please have your student ONLY use a pencil.
• Please have your student draw and color their pictures. If they do not, they will have to owe time outside.
• If your child does not have their homework packet done, they will have to owe time outside.
VOLUNTEERING – Please see and fill out the attached paper.
• Occasionally we will need adult volunteers in the classroom to help with special projects.
o Please, no other siblings in the classroom. I would like it to be a special time for my students.
• I need parents who are willing to take projects home. It could vary from cutting, tracing and assembling paper books.
OPEN HOUSE – August 31th from 6 – 8 p.m.• The students are excited to show their families around the classroom and the school.
• I would love to see you there.
This week we will be studying:• Letter Oo
• Color words – written in black
• Shapes
• Human body
Last week, the students laced lazy lavender L’s. In addition they tasted licorice, Lorna Doones, lavender mints, and lemonade.
Please review the letter and the letter sounds that our class has gone over. (Ll and Oo) Also, please go over color words (written in black), numbers 1-10 and counting to 25 or higher. It is very important that your child receives reinforcement at home.
Homework: Due Friday
• Please have your student ONLY use a pencil.
• Please have your student draw and color their pictures. If they do not, they will have to owe time outside.
• If your child does not have their homework packet done, they will have to owe time outside.
VOLUNTEERING – Please see and fill out the attached paper.
• Occasionally we will need adult volunteers in the classroom to help with special projects.
o Please, no other siblings in the classroom. I would like it to be a special time for my students.
• I need parents who are willing to take projects home. It could vary from cutting, tracing and assembling paper books.
OPEN HOUSE – August 31th from 6 – 8 p.m.• The students are excited to show their families around the classroom and the school.
• I would love to see you there.
This week we will be studying:• Letter Oo
• Color words – written in black
• Shapes
• Human body
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