Welcome to Grade Prep!
I have put together some information for you regarding what to expect in Grade Prep!
We have had a great start to the year, with everyone settling in really well and already showing improvement with following instructions, routines and meeting expectations.
For any questions or to request a meeting, please don't hesitate to contact me via Seesaw or through my email: rappledore@olshmerbein.catholic.edu.au
Thanks for your time,
Rebecca
Click the video below to learn more about a day in Prep!
Prep 2024.mp4
Miss Jodie Pascoe
Miss Ashlyn Roads
Mrs Tracey Lowry
Miss Chelsea Garreffa
Below are the links mentioned in the video.
Click on the pictures to be taken to the websites.
Morning Jobs Video
IMG_0374 2.MOVReader Video
IMG_0373 2.MOV
Abcya is a free online game that students love to play. It has lots of different games fro literacy and numeracy.
This is the alphabet video we have been using. We listen to it and then say it ourselves. It might be handy to download this on a device/phone to make it easier to use.
Alphabet Song.mov
As is the case at most schools these days, at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart we have several children with allergies. In more severe cases, some children are diagnosed with anaphylaxis and require adrenaline if exposed to certain foods or pollens.
While we do not have bans on particular foods at OLSH, we do like to make parents aware of children in your child's class who are anaphylactic. In our Prep class we have one child who is anaphylactic to peanuts, soybeans and hazelnuts.
While we have a 'no sharing' protocol around recess and lunch food we also encourage you to be mindful about what you put into your child's lunchbox and remind your child that their lunch is only for them to eat. We also have times when families might bring birthday cakes or individual cakes or treats to share with their child's class and its always good to be aware of any allergies that are present and to let the teacher know if any of the above ingredients are in the food. The classroom teacher will often have some seperate treats on hand that an anaphylactic child can have instead.
Thanks for your understanding and vigilance around this.
Below are some handouts. These were sent home today.
pencil grip.pdfHandFingerStrengthInformationhandoutParentsandTeachersCentreIdeas-1-pages-deleted.pdfStructured Literacy in Foundation (2).pdf
After watching the video, if you have any questions please feel free to comment on the 'Questions' post on Seesaw or send me an email/message with your question. I will put all questions and answers on this post on Seesaw to allow everyone to see the responses.
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