This week we will be finishing up Unit One in Math and will
be taking our first math assessment, although I know all of my friends will do
great so please don’t worry because we have been working very hard during math.
We have been practicing writing our numbers, drawing objects to show different
numbers, counting objects, connecting dots in counting order, and finding
objects that are the same and different!
We will also be finishing up one of my favorite units –
American Symbols! We loved learning about the symbols and especially the
constitution – we have been referring
back to our kindergarten constitution and know that we always need to do
our best to make our classroom the best that it can be! I am looking forward to
seeing your family constitutions as well! A video from our symbols unit will
hopefully be coming this week sometime! Also if you are in the school building
towards the end of this week please check out our hallway display featuring
some of our projects, don’t worry it will be up for awhile! We will also be starting to talk about our
Five Senses – a super fun science unit that we will also love! The plan is to
focus in on one of our senses everyday!
In Literacy we will also be talking about our senses! We
will read “Senses at the SeaShore” and “A Feast of the Senses” and in our
crabby book we will read “Sam Can See” and “I Can See”. And if you haven’t
guessed it yet – our new word will be “see” and we will be focusing on the
letter S! Our vocabulary words that we will discuss are explore, senses, feast,
finished, and kneads. We will continue to work on blending sounds together to
make words and finding sounds in the beginning, middle, and at the end of
words.
In writing we will continue to work on adding details and
words to our stories. We will also be working on drawing people so they look
real and also drawing them in action -
this is tricky but hopefully we will be saying goodbye to stick people! We are becoming great writers!
What another fun week we have ahead of us! :) Mrs. Woita
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