Jan. 16th - Jan. 19th
What is happening next week in kindergarten?
Upcoming Dates
January 15th - No School 9 (MLK Day)
February 14th - Valentine's Day Parties 2:00 - 3:00. All parents are welcome!!
February 22nd - Dr. Rozas visits kindergarten to talk about dental health
Next week.....
Language Arts
Social Studies
We will continue to talk about winter and how it affects us and our world.
Math
Learners will continue to compare U.S. coins, recognizing that each is different. Learners will also collect, sort, and organize data into three categories in order to create real object and picture graphs. Learners will draw conclusions from the data.
Reflex Math - Each learner came home with his/her log in information for Reflex Math. This is a program designed to increase fact fluency. We will be practicing how to use this app in class but it can also be accessed at home through the app or website. This is NOT mandatory for kindergartners to do at home as addition and subtraction are not officially introduced until the end of the school year.
Home Activity - Show your child a set of coins including a nickel, a dime, and a quarter. Have him or her tell you the name of each coin and describe how the coins are alike and how they are different.
We will continue to talk about winter and how it affects us and our world.
Math
Learners will continue to compare U.S. coins, recognizing that each is different. Learners will also collect, sort, and organize data into three categories in order to create real object and picture graphs. Learners will draw conclusions from the data.
Reflex Math - Each learner came home with his/her log in information for Reflex Math. This is a program designed to increase fact fluency. We will be practicing how to use this app in class but it can also be accessed at home through the app or website. This is NOT mandatory for kindergartners to do at home as addition and subtraction are not officially introduced until the end of the school year.
Home Activity - Show your child a set of coins including a nickel, a dime, and a quarter. Have him or her tell you the name of each coin and describe how the coins are alike and how they are different.
Science:
Learners will continue to understand that Earth materials including rocks, water, and soil can be observed, described and sorted based upon physical properties. We will continue to use hands on and age appropriate tools to investigate these materials during both indoor and outdoor experiences.
Learners will continue to understand that Earth materials including rocks, water, and soil can be observed, described and sorted based upon physical properties. We will continue to use hands on and age appropriate tools to investigate these materials during both indoor and outdoor experiences.
TCE Life Principal of the Week: Dedication
Town Center Common Courtesy: Do not ask for rewards for good grades or behavior.
Google Sites
If you are looking for some great resources, please click on your teacher's google site. We have lots of video connections and videos to enhance learning.
K1 Google Site: Mrs. Sork
K2 Google Site: Mrs. Vincenzo
K3 Google Site: Mrs. Burks
K4 Google Site: Mrs. McCullough
Miscellaneous
The chilly weather is upon us. Please make sure that you send your child with a winter coat, gloves, and a hat each day. We will go outside for recess if the wind chill temperature is above 32 degrees! We love fresh air!!
If you haven't sent back your child's signed report card, please send it back as soon as you can. Thank you!!
If you haven't sent back your child's signed report card, please send it back as soon as you can. Thank you!!
Lunch Menu
We love our Learners!
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