October 20-24
Monday- Aa sound worksheet
Practice all flash cards, especially
have and
is
Read "I Have"
Tuesday- trace numbers worksheet
Practice all flash cards, especially
have and
is
Read "I Have"
Wednesday-numbers worksheet
Practice all flash cards, especially
have and
is
Read "I Have"
Thursday- short Aa sound worksheet
Practice all flash cards, especially
have and
is
Read "I Have"
Friday- Test on have and is
This week we will be reviewing letter Aa and its two sounds,
short /a/ as in cat and long /a/ as in acorn.
In Reading we will begin the story "Flowers".
For Math we will be finishing up with Topic 1, so review
counting sets/objects to 5, comparing sets, writing and reading numbers to 5. Topic 2 will continue with
comparing and ordering 0-5. We
will compare using more, fewer, and same as and learn ordinal numbers through
fifth.
We are currently collecting money for the scheduled
classroom parties. Please send in $5.00 in an envelope with
your child’s name and classroom and mark “Party Money” on the outside of the envelope,
if you have not already done so. Thank you!!
Diane Rowland, will visit with our class on Wednesday, October 22 for our monthly guidance lesson. She will be speaking with the children
about Drugs and Alcohol in preparation for the annual Red Ribbon Week, which
will be held the last week of October.
Take some time to ask your child what he/she learned and/or discussed at
school that day!!
NSE picture
re-take/make-up day will be held on Thursday, October 23rd. Please make sure if your child is
having picture retakes to send his/her first package of pictures with him/her
that day. Questions regarding
picture packages, contact PSP at 1-800-248-6394.
Friday, October 31st
will be our classroom Halloween parade and party from 1:30-3:00. Homeroom helpers, who are PTO members
and have clearances on file in the office, will be permitted to go to the
classroom @ 1:30. The parade will begin at 2:00pm. Students will parade in the upper bus loop. ALL
are welcome to come to see the children parade. Parties will end by 3:00 pm. Your child should NOT wear his/her costume to school! Please send the costume to school in
a bag with your child’s name on the outside. Students will get dressed in costumes with the help of
teachers and homeroom helpers.
Keep in mind students will be dressing at school, so keep the costumes
as simple as possible. (No spraying
hair at school, or a face full of make-up at school)
Parent/Teacher conferences will be held on Monday, November 10th
from 12:00-6:00. Please be sure to return conference forms AS SOON AS POSSIBLE so a schedule can be made.
All the students and
teachers would like to thank the following persons/organizations/businesses for
their generous donations to our
Kindergarten Fall Festival last Thursday:
Hart
Farms of Ringtown for their donations of All the pumpkins!
Mr.
Bob Burns for letting us use his tractor for the hayride!
Mr.
Jim McAndrew for letting us use his wagon for the hayride!
Mrs.
T’s Pierogies for the rulers and stickers!
Marlin
Markets for the hotdogs!
Tony’s
Lunch, Girardville for the hotdog buns!
Gal’s
Sports Bar for the hotdog wrappers!
Pine
Creek Garden Center and Landscaping for the mums!
Dr.
Jude M. Gaydos, DDS for the gloves!
Boyer’s
Food Market, Frackville, for donating the $25 gift card!
Gordon
Fire Co (especially Mr. George Brocious) for bringing the fire truck and giving
the kids a great demonstration!