Class
of 2025!
In
this week's Waconia Patriot paper - March 21st, you will be able to see our class photo. Along with the class photo is a write up on what kindergartner wants to be when they grow up and what they think they
will need to do to make that happen?
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Sunday, March 17, 2013
March 18-22
Notes: Just a few reminders:
I hope everyone had a fun and safe Spring Break! I am looking forward to starting up again on our last few months which will go way to fast..
Language Arts: Unit Ready, Set, Grow.
Letter Sounds: L0ng vowel Aa, long vowel Ii and Long vowel Oo.
Decodables: No Decodable this week.
**Please have your children practice reading these. Depending on your child's reading ability these books range from very easy to difficult. It is always good practice to read and talk about these books at home. This can also count towards Reading Rodeo minutes.
Math: This week we will be starting to decompose numbers. We will be focusing in on the number 4 and 5. We are also starting to us subtraction in our morning work and morning messages.
Math: This week we will be starting to decompose numbers. We will be focusing in on the number 4 and 5. We are also starting to us subtraction in our morning work and morning messages.
Math Centers Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays. The centers are planned to reinforce our daily objectives and to meet the needs of all learners in the classroom.
Core Knowledge: Ms. Sather's class will be in Mrs. Mase's room for Nursery Rhymes and Fables.Check out Mrs. Mase's link for this weeks Core knowledge updates.
http://mrsmase.blogspot.com/
http://mrsmase.blogspot.com/
This week we will be talking about how to take care of the Earth, natural resources and how to reduce, reuse and recycle.
Homework:
*Read 20 minutes every night
*Practice adding numbers up to the #10
*Subtracting #'s 10 and less
*Review High Frequency Words Grade K
*Practice IXL
Friday, March 1, 2013
March 4th- 8th
Notes: Just a few reminders:
Wednesday: If you signed up for Spring Photos today is picture day.
Thursday: End of the Trimester
Friday: 2 hour late start.
Language Arts: Unit Ready, Set, Grow.
Letter Sounds: L0ng vowel Aa and long vowel Ii.
Pre-decodables: Mike and Spike
**Please have your children practice reading these. Depending on your child's reading ability these books range from very easy to difficult. It is always good practice to read and talk about these books at home. This can also count towards Reading Rodeo minutes.
Math: This week we will be starting to decompose numbers. We will be focusing in on the number 3 and 4. We are also starting to us subtraction in our morning messages which you will start to see coming home the weeks following Spring break.
Math: This week we will be starting to decompose numbers. We will be focusing in on the number 3 and 4. We are also starting to us subtraction in our morning messages which you will start to see coming home the weeks following Spring break.
Math Centers Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays. The centers are planned to reinforce our daily objectives and to meet the needs of all learners in the classroom.
Core Knowledge: Ms. Sather's class will be in Mrs. Mase's room for Nursery Rhymes and Fables.Check out Mrs. Mase's link for this weeks Core knowledge updates.
http://mrsmase.blogspot.com/
http://mrsmase.blogspot.com/
This week in Core Knowledge we will be finishing up our unit on plants. We will be starting a new unit on Taking Care of the Earth.
Homework:
*Read 20 minutes every night
*Counting forward and backward
*Review High Frequency Words Grade K
*Practice IXL
Saturday, February 23, 2013
Feb. 25th to March 1st
Notes: Just a few reminders:
We had a great turnout for Dudes and Donuts on Friday! Thank you to all the Dudes that made it out on such a snowy Friday to join us!
Language Arts: Unit Ready, Set, Grow.
Letter Sounds: L0ng vowel Aa and long vowel Ii.
Pre-decodables: Jake Plants Grapes
**Please have your children practice reading these. Depending on your child's reading ability these books range from very easy to difficult. It is always good practice to read and talk about these books at home. This can also count towards Reading Rodeo minutes.
Math: We will be talking about ordering numbers, greater and least numbers.
**Please have your children practice reading these. Depending on your child's reading ability these books range from very easy to difficult. It is always good practice to read and talk about these books at home. This can also count towards Reading Rodeo minutes.
Math: We will be talking about ordering numbers, greater and least numbers.
Math Centers Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays. The centers are planned to reinforce our daily objectives and to meet the needs of all learners in the classroom.
Core Knowledge: Ms. Sather's class will be in Mrs. Mase's room for Nursery Rhymes and Fables.Check out Mrs. Mase's link for this weeks Core knowledge updates.
http://mrsmase.blogspot.com/
http://mrsmase.blogspot.com/
This week in Core Knowledge we will be talking about different types of flowers, bee's and their rolls in pollinating and deciduous and evergreen trees. We will be talking about the parts of a plant and the life cycle of plants.
Homework:
*Read 20 minutes every night
*Counting forward and backward
*Review High Frequency Words Grade K
*Practice IXL
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Extra Extra Read All About it!!!
Introducing READ-O! Each month until the end of the year we will be sending home a new READ-O sheet. It is a fun and effective way for parents to practice literacy activities at home with their child. The format is like bingo with activities for students to complete as homework. Students can set a goal to complete five in a row, more than 5 or the whole page! These are simply ideas for practicing literacy skills. There is no consequence for not completing the activities however we think the kids will have a blast deciding which box to pick next. Our goal is for students to develop a love for reading. Depending on your child's abilities some activities will be harder than others...remember to keep it fun and challenging not frustrating. Even though it isn't the first of March yet, we are going to give you a sneak preview by sending home February's READ-O on Tuesday.
*Bonus-Minutes spent on READ-O count towards Reading Rodeo calendar!
Monday, February 18, 2013
Feb. 18-22
Notes: Just a few reminders:
Monday: No School
Friday: Dudes and Donuts 8:15-9:00
This is a K-1 event. Students can invite a special "dude" to come visit the classroom, enjoy a donut and juice together, and share what they have been working on in kindergarten Dudes may arrive in the classroom at 8:15 a.m.
This is a K-1 event. Students can invite a special "dude" to come visit the classroom, enjoy a donut and juice together, and share what they have been working on in kindergarten Dudes may arrive in the classroom at 8:15 a.m.
Language Arts: Unit Teamwork.
Letter Sounds: Ee sound, Ww and long vowel Aa.
Pre-decodables: Vic Yelps
**Please have your children practice reading these. Depending on your child's reading ability these books range from very easy to difficult. It is always good practice to read and talk about these books at home. This can also count towards Reading Rodeo minutes.
Math: We will be talking reviewing length, 2D and 3D shapes and ordering numbers/objects.
**Please have your children practice reading these. Depending on your child's reading ability these books range from very easy to difficult. It is always good practice to read and talk about these books at home. This can also count towards Reading Rodeo minutes.
Math: We will be talking reviewing length, 2D and 3D shapes and ordering numbers/objects.
Math Centers Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays. The centers are planned to reinforce our daily objectives and to meet the needs of all learners in the classroom.
Core Knowledge: Ms. Sather's class will be in Mrs. Mase's room for Nursery Rhymes and Fables.Check out Mrs. Mase's link for this weeks Core knowledge updates.
http://mrsmase.blogspot.com/
http://mrsmase.blogspot.com/
This week in Core Knowledge we will be starting a unit on Plants. We will be talking about the parts of a plant and the life cycle of plants.
Homework:
*Read 20 minutes every night
*Counting forward and backward
*Review High Frequency Words Grade K
*Practice IXL
Sunday, February 10, 2013
Feb.11th to Feb. 15th
Notes: Just a few reminders:
Monday: College T-shirt day. I will be Step testing so there will be a sub in class.
Tuesday: Conferences 4- 8 p.m.
Friday: No school conferences.
Language Arts: Unit Teamwork.
Letter Sounds: Qq sound/kw/, Yy and Vv sounds.
Pre-decodables: Quin and Jet
**Please have your children practice reading these. Depending on your child's reading ability these books range from very easy to difficult. It is always good practice to read and talk about these books at home. This can also count towards Reading Rodeo minutes.
Math: We will be talking reviewing groups of ten's and ones, 2D and 3D shapes and taking the math interim 3.
**Please have your children practice reading these. Depending on your child's reading ability these books range from very easy to difficult. It is always good practice to read and talk about these books at home. This can also count towards Reading Rodeo minutes.
Math: We will be talking reviewing groups of ten's and ones, 2D and 3D shapes and taking the math interim 3.
Math Centers Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays. The centers are planned to reinforce our daily objectives and to meet the needs of all learners in the classroom.
Core Knowledge: Ms. Sather's class will be in Mrs. Mase's room for Nursery Rhymes and Fables.Check out Mrs. Mase's link for this weeks Core knowledge updates.
http://mrsmase.blogspot.com/
http://mrsmase.blogspot.com/
This week in Core Knowledge we will be discussing the different seasons of farming, modern agriculture and from farm to market.
Homework:
*Read 20 minutes every night
*Counting forward and backward
*Review High Frequency Words Grade K
*Practice IXL
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