Most of my students were able to count to 20 without skipping a number, therefore I am beginning to challenge them by introducing counting to 100. I have a cute video that my previous class really enjoyed. This year's class has seen in maybe twice. Here's the video so you guys can practice at home. Counting to 100 by ones is only one part of math standard CC.A.1. Please continue working on writing to 20 and understanding quantity by representing each numeral with objects.
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Also, please practice the letters out of order. They need to recognize the letter name and sound. You can use the Sonidos Iniciales chart that I added in their binder for this task. When I assess the students on letter names and sounds, the letters are not in order and it throws off some students who are used to reviewing them in order.
We’re holding a neighborhood Box Tops clipping drive for Paakuma' K-8 to celebrate National Box Tops for Education Week! Start collecting your Box Tops now! Please help us surpass our goal of $350. Money will help raise funds for our Kindergarteners to have a great end of year party.
This week in kindergarten.
We had such a wonderful turnout!! Our students were very happy to have their grandparents come and hang out with the, They enjoyed showing off their classroom and feeling loved by their grandparents. Thank you for coming "abuelos", we " love you!!"- insert music voice..
Here are some pictures I was able to take of the event. Students wore red, white and blue today. Here are a few pictures of our classroom full of our little patriots. We learned about a few American symbols including the Statue of Liberty and I managed to take pictures of the children wearing their crown with 7 rays, which represent the 7 continents and 7 seas. They are also holding their torch, which represents a light of hope, a path to freedom. The cards that I attach to the newsletter/homework should be cut up, read daily and used to either make up words or to make up sentences. As your child gets better at reading the words, challenge them to write the sentence on paper. Here's a list of words that you can make with the syllable cards as well as the Sight Word cards.
For my son, I have cut up the cards and placed in a pencil pouch in the front of his binder. On the go, he can pull the cards out and make sentences. He loves showing off to his grandparents that he can read in Spanish. If your child is like that too, encourage them to continue. Good self-esteem is crucial to learning a new language.
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AuthorSra. Perez, native Californian, wife, and mother of 2 very active Huunams. 11th year teaching in SBCUSD and loving it! Archives
January 2018
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