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Hi WFE Families!
Hi WFE Families!
This page is a resource for both students and parents.
This page is a resource for both students and parents.
I am looking forward to a great school year!
I am looking forward to a great school year!
Welcome to Kindergarten! This is going to be an exciting year for all of us. It is such a special and important year for you and your child. They are going to learn new things, make new friends and create cherishing memories in their first year of school. Most importantly, I am eager to identify all of your child’s needs as a learner. I will use this knowledge to bring them to their utmost potential. My goal for your child is to love coming to school each day and to achieve academic and social skills. I look forward to getting to know your child. I also look forward to creating a strong parent-teacher relationship with you. We all know how valuable a parent-teacher relationship is to the child, the caregiver and the teacher.
Welcome to Kindergarten! This is going to be an exciting year for all of us. It is such a special and important year for you and your child. They are going to learn new things, make new friends and create cherishing memories in their first year of school. Most importantly, I am eager to identify all of your child’s needs as a learner. I will use this knowledge to bring them to their utmost potential. My goal for your child is to love coming to school each day and to achieve academic and social skills. I look forward to getting to know your child. I also look forward to creating a strong parent-teacher relationship with you. We all know how valuable a parent-teacher relationship is to the child, the caregiver and the teacher.
Helpful Tools!
Helpful Tools!
Make sure your child arrives at school on time every day.
Value good attendance.
Make sure your child has a regular bedtime.
Help with, but do not do, your child's homework.
Read to your child every day, and have your child read to you.
Make sure your child comes to school prepared.
Discuss school events with your child. Converse regularly about school experiences.
Ask you child questions when they get home from school.(Some examples are; (what was your favorite part of the day?, what story did your teacher read to you today? etc.)
Always encourage them to try their BEST!
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