End of the Year Celebration Pics
Thank you for attending!! It was wonderful
Field Day
Field day is tomorrow. The students can wear a hat to protect them from the Sun. We’ll be outside from 9 to 11. Feel free to join us!
End of the Year Celebration
We are planning on having our end of the year celebration on Tuesday June 12th at 1:00 pm. A note went home today.
A sign up sheet is present outside our classroom.
Don’t forget to keep reading at home and practicing your French! Tomorrow we are learning about Mexico!
Books We Need Returned!
I am returning books to the school that students previously had in their bookbags. If your child has any of the following books at home, PLEASE RETURN THEM TOMORROW! Otherwise, a fee will be charged for each book.
The book titles are:
At the Playground
Animals
Fishing
Grandma’s House
I’m a Seed
Kittens
Look at Us
Pancakes Crackers and Pizza
Time
Week of May 29th
A few notes for this week:
Thank you to all the families that sent in tissues and paper towels. We should be set until the end of the year!
Our learning goals for this week are:
Reading: Content Objectives:
Can you identify the problem and solution in a story?
Can you come up with a different solution to a story’s problem?
Reading: Language Objectives:
Can you write/draw the problem and solution in a story?
Can you draw/write about a different solution to a story?
Math: Content Objectives:
Can you help the class measure the length of a whale in the hallway?
Can you identify the quarter, dime, nickel, and penny?
Can you identify the value of a quarter, nickel, and penny?
Math:Language Objectives:
Can you explain, using words how we can find the length of the whale?
Can you tell a friend the names and values of the coins?
Science: Content Objectives:
Can you investigate what happens when different objects are dropped?
Can you investigate what happens to the relative of objects as you move closer and further away from them?
Science: Language Objectives
Can you write about what happens we move closer/further away from an object?
Can you write/draw about what happens when we drop different objects?
Social Studies: Content Objectives:
Can you identify good safety choices we can make in different situations? (fire safety, bike safety, playing outside, talking to strangers)
Social Studies: Language Objectives:
Can you write about good safety choices we can make when playing outside?
Writing: Content Objectives:
Can you change a solution to a problem in a story?
Can you recognize and name end punctuation?
Writing: Language Objectives:
Can you share your story ending writing with the class?
Can you write using the correct punctuation at the end of the sentence?
Words of the week: like, he, is, boy
No Homework Packet
We won’t have a homework packet this week. We are taking an important reading test this week, please practice reading every night with your child using the books in their bookbags
PS: thank you to the families that donated tissue boxes. We are down to our last box again. If you haven’t already sent a box one, please do so!
Thanks!
Week of May 21st
Please come to our Muffins for Moms/Donuts for Dads concert Monday (tomorrow) morning at 9:15 in the gym. Our students will be performing!
A few notes for this week:
We’re all out of napkins and paper towels. If you could please bring one box of tissues or a paper towel roll, it would be greatly appreciated!
Our learning goals for this week are:
Reading: Content Objectives:
Can you identify major events, settings, in a story/nursery rhyme?
Can you compare two settings from two familiar stories?
Reading: Language Objectives:
Can you write/draw the events, setting, characters in a story/nursery rhyme?
Can you use a double bubble to compare two settings from two familiar stories?
Math: Content Objectives:
Can you add and subtract numbers 1-10?
Can you compare numbers 2-30?
Can you tell time to the nearest hour and half hour?
Math:Language Objectives:
Can you explain, using words how you solved the addition and subtraction problem?
Can you compare numbers 2-30 and describe why one number is larger/smaller than the other?
Can you write the time that you read on a clock?
Science: Content Objectives:
Cam you participate in a science experiment that tests what happens if we water plants with different liquids?
Science: Language Objectives
Can you draw/write about your prediction about what will happen to the plants we water with different liquids?
Social Studies: Content Objectives:
Can you identify good safety choices we can make in different situations? (fire safety, bike safety, playing outside, talking to strangers)
Social Studies: Language Objectives:
Can you write about good safety choices we can make when playing outside?
Writing: Content Objectives:
Can you write or change a nursery rhyme? (with help/support)
Can you write about the science experiment results?
Can you recognize and name end punctuation?
Writing: Language Objectives:
Can you type your finished nursery rhyme on the computer? (with help/support)
Can you share your writing about the results of the science experiment?
Can you write using the correct punctuation at the end of the sentence?
Words of the week: and, my, like
Supplies Needed
Dear Families,
We’re all out of napkins and paper towels. If you could please bring one box of tissues or a paper towel roll, it would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks so much!
Ms. Alnasir and the kindergartners

















