Ask Abouts! 12/5/25

Dear Families,

Which group of people we celebrate in November (Native Americans – National Native American Heritage Month)
What the word "native" means (being born on the land/first people to live on the land)
One thing they’ve learned about Native Americans.
To tell you one thing about our Native American Heritage Month assembly

To tell you the meaning of gratitude and what they are grateful for
To tell you what an affirmation is (A kind and positive statement you say to yourself to help you feel brave, strong, or proud)
To tell you an affirmation(s) that they can say about themselves (I am courageous, I am joy, etc.)
Names of flat shapes (circle, triangle, square, rectangle, oval, hexagon, trapezoid, rhombus)
Attributes of flat shapes (such as sides, corners, or curved surfaces)
Where they notice shapes in their environment (e.g., signs, tissue boxes, doors, windows)
How ordinal numbers help us (indicating the place/position of things)
To give examples of when they use ordinal numbers (e.g., deciding who’s first or second in a game, or when using the calendar)
How to write ordinal numbers (first = 1st)
To tell you the sounds and motions for the letters "p," "j," “l,” “k,” “h”
Five words that start with "p," "j," “l,” “k,” “h” (Bonus challenge: Can they name five words that end with "p," “l” and the sound of “/k/”?).
How to write the lowercase letters "p," "j," “l,” “k,” “h”
To tell you the three punctuation marks and their uses (period for statements, exclamation point for strong emotions, and question mark for asking questions)
Their "rose, bud, and thorn" for the week.

Have a wonderful week.

Kim and Marie

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