Kindergarten
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ELA: Writers are going to be learning how to be brave spellers, and they are going to be editing their stories

Phonics: Students will be learning how to start writing sentences using their labels and snap words. 

ELA: Practice writing real stories at home. Here you have writing paper.

Phonics: At home students can start drawing, labeling and then writing sentences using those labels. 

En estos dias los niños refuerzan palabras que rimas, sonidos iniciales y finales de fonemas y sílabas. 

En casa pueden practicar estas habilidades en los siguientes link, Colocar el sonido inicial de cada palabra para formar una nueva, Escribir la vocal que falta para formar la palabra , Rimas 

Practice counting forward and backward.

Compare groups to see which has more or less.

Add small numbers while playing games and using fun math tools.

Counting from any number up to 20.

Comparing two small groups of toys or snacks—ask which has more.

Adding small numbers using fingers or objects around the house.

Students will engage in a series of fun, holiday-themed activities to explore the concepts of push and pull. They'll race toy cars down ramps decorated for Christmas, experiment with pushing and pulling objects in the classroom while connecting it to their dance movements, and build festive structures using magnets. On the playground, they'll explore swings, slides, and seesaws, pretending to help Santa prepare for Christmas Eve. These activities combine science and holiday fun, helping students understand force and motion through hands-on play.

Holiday Push and Pull Experiment:

At home, students can choose two objects, like a toy car and a box, and experiment with pushing and pulling them on different surfaces. They can decorate the objects with holiday themes and describe how the force changes their movement.