Kindergarten enrichment
October 30th, 2006 Enrichment Newsletter
Kindergarten Enrichment NewsletterLetter of the Week: FfSight Word of the Week: didTheme: Where the Wild Things AreThis week we will read Where the Wild Things Are and work on related activities. We will also work on Go Away Big Green Monster. Please continue to work on the alphabet, phonics skills and the sight words. A new list is going home this week. Remember to review both sets regularly.There will be no Enrichment on 11/3 , 11/9, and during the week of conferences.If you would like to come help in the afternoon please see me.
10/16/06 Kindergarten Enrichment Newsletter
Kindergarten EnrichmentOctober 16, 2006Letter of the Week: GgSight Word of the Week: seeTheme: Spiders and BatsMonthly Prayer: Hail Holy QueenOur study of upper and lower case letters has really helped the children better recognize their alphabet. Keep working on these at home. Encourage the children to write their name the "school way" using uppercase and lowercase letters correctly. This week we will have various activities that will reinforce concepts taught in the morning. We will learn more about bats and spiders and incorporate these into writing, reading, art, and music lessons.Reminders: Please label all belongings.No Enrichment Friday October 20, 2006. Teachers have a WASC meeting.
10/9/06 Enrichment Newsletter
Kindergarten Enrichment 10/09/06The children are doing a great job learning both uppercase and lower case letters. This week we will continue to work on upper case and lower case letters and will introduce the book Chicka Chicka Boom Boom 123. We will supplement our alphabet work with numbers, writing numbers, matching numbers to sets, etc. Last week we started journaling. We listened to a book and drew a picture of our favorite part. We then either dictated our favorite part or wrote our favorite part down. I encourage the children to "say the word slowly and write what you hear." Even if all they can identify is one letter sound, soon they will begin to identify other letter sounds as well. This is a fun way to introduce writing to young minds. It helps strengthen phonics skills and opens up a new means of creative communication. If time allows, we will have at least one journaling day each week.Important Dates:10/13 No School10/20 No Enrichment10/28 Halloween Carnival10/31 Halloween11/1 All Saints Day
October 2, 2006Letter of the Week: PpSight Word of the Week: youTheme: AlphabetPrayer of the Month: Hail, Holy QueenWe will continue working on uppercase and lowercase letters. Reminders:Please label all sweatshirts, sweaters, and jackets