Happy Thanksgiving!!!
It has been such an exciting year and we are learning so much! The students are learning the story of Thanksgiving and how important it was for the settlers and the Native Americans to work together. The Native Americans taught the settlers how to grow their crops correctly and where to hunt and fish. The settlers were so grateful to the Native Americans that they invited them to a Thanksgiving dinner. That was the first Thanksgiving! We discussed many things that we are grateful for in kindergarten and created turkeys with our thoughts of gratitude on the turkey's feathers.
THANK YOU!!!!
A very big thank you to Mrs. Makruski for a fun Halloween afternoon.
ELA- Learning about NOUNS
Re-enforcing our shapes, patterns and counting
RESOURCES
HANDWRITING
This is the handwriting chart that we follow in order to correctly form letters. We always start at the top! There is a catchy YouTube song that we listen to to remind us.You can find it by clicking here!
SIGHT WORDS
WORD BANK
Please practice those letter sounds! We are beginning to tap, sound, and stretch out words, and we are reading sentences with more unfamiliar words in them. We enjoy learning letters and sounds by watching
SCHOLASTIC BOOKS
Click on the button below to be taken to the Scholastic Book Club Website. Make sure to enter our class code: WW8RT when ordering books!
WONDERS
You can access Wonders by clicking the logo above or copying and pasting the link into your browser, select Mrs. Fada and find your student then enter their password.
TAP THE CVC WORD
FINE MOTOR SKILLS
Working on fine motor skills at home is a great way to strengthen skills. Let your child practice using scissors, holding a pencil correctly, tracing lines, tracing letters and numbers, playing with play dough (have them make letters or numbers with the Play dough), putting beads on pipe cleaners. Developing these fine motor skills are essential in Kindergarten.