I know your lives are busy with December activities. I hear daily about the elf adventures that are going on in your homes and the letters that are being written to Santa. Don't forget to be thankful for the "busy"ness of the season and experiencing Christmas with young children. Thinking of thankful thoughts is a great way to celebrate this slideshow from our Thanksgiving Crafternoon. So much love, kindness, support and fun can be found in these photos. Room 114 is a blessed classroom.
Monday is library day and Nancy's Italian Ice for $1.00. Please return poetry journals on Monday and look for it in book bags on Friday.
Please pay chaperone and student (if applicable) field trip money by Wednesday for the Stephen Fite concert.
This is a review and benchmark week for reading instruction. No new letters or word wall words. I will begin assessing the students for report cards this week.
In math, we continue to work on investigating the numbers 6-9. The focus is understanding all the different number combinations to make a certain amount. We are laying the foundation for addition.
Here is our special person of the week before Thanksgiving. Can't beat the sweetness when everyone focuses on one member of our class and enthusiastically writes a page for a very special book.
This Friday, the children will rotate to all of the Kindergarten classrooms for a bit of December fun! Be sure to check book bags on Friday for several fun mementos from the day.
Thanks for saving toilet tissue rolls. We have our supply so no need to send them to school anymore. You will see the results of your savings very soon. The next thing to save is a shoe box. An adult sized shoe box works best - especially one with a lid that lifts off instead of a flap style lid. If new shoes are under the Christmas tree this year, please save the box. I will ask for the shoebox to be brought to school in late January. Please wait to send the shoebox to school when I ask for it.
We are busy decorating our classroom for our Christmas party on Thursday, December 19. The party will be from 1:45 - 2:30. You are invited to attend. Information will come home this week in take home binders on how you can help make our party special.
On Friday, December 20, the Kindergarten classes will be watching the movie The Polar Express. The children may wear their pajamas to school on this day.
Classroom Need: liquid soap. We are down to two bottles from the beginning of the school year. Please donate a bottle or two to help keep the germs away as we enter the flu season
Contact me with any questions or concerns you may have. I updated this blog while the Michigan State-Ohio State game was on in the background. So I begin this week with a huge War Eagle!!!
Upcoming Events
12.19 Room 114's Christmas Party at 1:45-2:30
12.20 Kindergarten Polar Express Movie Day - wear pajamas
12.23 - 1.3 Winter Break
1.6 Resume learning in Room 114
1.9 Goodnight Moon at ASF - wear yellow field trip t-shirts
1.20 No school in observance of King/Lee birthdays
1.31 Room 114's Superpower Crafternoon
2.3 Stephen Fite concert: dress up as a superhero (yellow t-shirt must be visible)
Monday is library day and Nancy's Italian Ice for $1.00. Please return poetry journals on Monday and look for it in book bags on Friday.
Please pay chaperone and student (if applicable) field trip money by Wednesday for the Stephen Fite concert.
This is a review and benchmark week for reading instruction. No new letters or word wall words. I will begin assessing the students for report cards this week.
In math, we continue to work on investigating the numbers 6-9. The focus is understanding all the different number combinations to make a certain amount. We are laying the foundation for addition.
Here is our special person of the week before Thanksgiving. Can't beat the sweetness when everyone focuses on one member of our class and enthusiastically writes a page for a very special book.
This Friday, the children will rotate to all of the Kindergarten classrooms for a bit of December fun! Be sure to check book bags on Friday for several fun mementos from the day.
Thanks for saving toilet tissue rolls. We have our supply so no need to send them to school anymore. You will see the results of your savings very soon. The next thing to save is a shoe box. An adult sized shoe box works best - especially one with a lid that lifts off instead of a flap style lid. If new shoes are under the Christmas tree this year, please save the box. I will ask for the shoebox to be brought to school in late January. Please wait to send the shoebox to school when I ask for it.
On Friday, December 20, the Kindergarten classes will be watching the movie The Polar Express. The children may wear their pajamas to school on this day.
Classroom Need: liquid soap. We are down to two bottles from the beginning of the school year. Please donate a bottle or two to help keep the germs away as we enter the flu season
Contact me with any questions or concerns you may have. I updated this blog while the Michigan State-Ohio State game was on in the background. So I begin this week with a huge War Eagle!!!
Upcoming Events
12.19 Room 114's Christmas Party at 1:45-2:30
12.20 Kindergarten Polar Express Movie Day - wear pajamas
12.23 - 1.3 Winter Break
1.6 Resume learning in Room 114
1.9 Goodnight Moon at ASF - wear yellow field trip t-shirts
1.20 No school in observance of King/Lee birthdays
1.31 Room 114's Superpower Crafternoon
2.3 Stephen Fite concert: dress up as a superhero (yellow t-shirt must be visible)
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