• Welcome to Kindergarten! 

     

     

     

     Kindergarten Orientation

     

    Kindergarten Orientation will take place on Thursday, August 29, 2019. Students will have an opportunity to meet the teachers, tour the building and see the classrooms.  Kindergarten students will be able to board a school bus and practice putting on seatbelts.  Parents will have an opportunity to have questions answered.

    Orientation will begin at 10:00 a.m.  Kindergarten parents and students will meet in the school cafeteria.  Orientation will last approximately 45 minutes.  I am looking forward to seeing you all at the orientation.

     

     

    Supplies

    1 backpack

    All other in-class supplies will be provided!

     

    Suggested Supplies for At-Home Use (Homework and Projects)

    Crayons

    Pencils

    Glue Sticks

    Scissors

     

     Wish List for the Classroom

    Tissues

    Play-Doh (Will be used for forming letters, numbers, and sight words)

    Washable Markers

    Glue Sticks

    Dry Erase Markers

    Thank you!

     Each student will receive an ID number on the first day of school. This ID number is used for buying lunch in the cafeteria. The number links to their account, which you can add money to at any time.  I will provide lunch cards with ID numbers for the children to use until they have their numbers memorized. If you choose to send lunch money in with your child instead, please have it clearly labeled with your child's name. You will be notified when the balance is getting low. 

     

    Friendly Reminder

    Please write your child's name on the envelope when sending in lunch money.

    Thank you!

     

     

     

    Academic Skills 

    The following list includes some of the academic and social skills we will be working on during the first marking period.  I will update the skills throughout the year.  

    Social Skills
    Listening 
    Following Class/School Procedures
    Taking Turns

    Literacy/Reader's Workshop
    We are Readers
    Introduction to fiction and nonfiction literature
     
    Fundations Phonics Program
    Letter Identification and Sounds
    Handwriting
     
     
     
    Word Study
    Rhyming Words
    Sight Words
     


    Writer's Workshop

    Math

    Social Studies
    Community
    Science
    Weather
    Insects


    Health Topics

    Students will develop and demonstrate an awareness of healthy habits (use clean tissues, wash hands)
    Students will learn and practice healthy habits related to personal hygiene and independent self-help skills.
    Students will learn about the importance of exercising and how eating healthy foods helps keep us healthy.

     

     

     

  •  Lunch - 11:45-12:15                       

     

    Special Area Class Schedule

     

    Monday- Computers

    Tuesday-Library

    Wednesday-Art

    Thursday-Gym

    Friday-Music