Kindergarten
Weekly
Newsletter
Weekly
Newsletter
We will learn to write h, k, v, w, and x as well as their names and sounds! We will continue segmenting (identifying the individual sounds within a word) and spelling nonsense words. We will continue reading groups where students take turns reading to their partner!!!
In Texas, students need to be at school for at least 90% of the school year in order to be promoted to the next grade. Coming to school every day is so important—each day builds on the last, and when your child is here, they don’t miss out on the learning and fun happening in class!
We take attendance each day at 10:05 a.m. If your child has a doctor’s appointment, it really helps if you can schedule it after that time so they can still be counted present.
Thank you for working with us to help your child grow and succeed! 💛
We will begin learning about shapes. We will discuss flat vs. round surfaces, open and closed shapes, and learn about squares and rectangles.
We will be finishing up Unit 2 this week by talking about how coverings on animals help them to survive. We will start to learn about plants and the different parts they have and a plants life cycle.
We will have Science this week.
The poem for September-October is "Gathering leaves" by Robert Frost. We will recite during assembly and have individual recitation tests Oct. 6. You are welcome to come in the gym to watch them recite! Please make sure to park in the parking lot in front of the playground.
The kids did amazing on their last recitation. I noticed some students did not memorize their saying along with the poem. Please make sure the practice the sayings for the month at home as well.
We will be reading fun stories like The Lion and the Mouse and Tug- of-War this week!
Continue to keep reading to your kids each night as this encourages imagination and helps them to understand that sounds make up words and words make up stories.
Please look at the homework log in your child's red take home folder to see the homework for each day.
Your child is reading to you now! Do not worry about if your child finishes the book. Just set a timer for 30 minutes and put a bookmark in the book when the timer goes off. Please initial on the phonics readers list by the book you read so I know which book to send home next. Fridays will be for reading on Reading A-Z.
Don't forget to write in the reading log. The code is what question you pick from the list of questions and just write the answer your child told you.
A calendar will be sent in the red take home folder. Please look at your child's color daily and initial on it so I know you saw it. If the color is below green I will use a code to explain why. The codes are on the bottom of the calendar and explain the situation. If the child went home on red I will give you a call or email. If it becomes a recurring situation where the student goes home below green we will set up a meeting.
If homework is not completed by the morning it is due the child will start their day on yellow on the color chart.
Mondays: Formal uniform
Fridays: Spirit shirt or polo and jeans
There is a new House Bill being passed. Please sign the consent form sent on Skyward and Parent Square.
Please don't forget to pack your child a non-messy snack in their backpack for snack time.
Sept. 22nd: Student Health Screener
Oct. 3rd: Science Day: Leaves and Seeds- please wear old socks, rain boots, or closed toed shoes, and long pants
Oct.10th: Student Holiday
Oct. 13th-17th: Fall Break
Oct. 31st: Fall fest 4PM-6PM : We need volunteers for Trunk or Treat! Please reach out if you are interested. You can also donate candy!
Binders will be sent home the 25th. Please sign and return.
If you have not already signed up for a parent meeting, please reach out. We would love to talk about how your kiddo is doing!