Kindergarten News
December Newsletter
Mark Your Calendars
-Friday, December 18th, is also our last day, before we go on winter break. I hope that you will enjoy this time off with your family.
-Monday, January 4, 2021, will be our first day back to school.
-Monday, January 18, 2021, is Martin Luther King’s birthday. There will be no school on that day. Enjoy!
Units of Study
-Math:
- Continued study of numbers
- 0-10(recognize, count and write)
- measurement/comparing numbers
-Language Arts:
- New Words
good, at, me, help, this, for
- Journaling
-Thematic Units
- Gingerbread Man and other various seasonal activities.
**Please remember to label ALL jackets, hats, lunch boxes. It helps to get them back to you child.**
Don’t forget to check class website weekly for any new updates and cute photos of our week!
It is hard to believe that we are fast approaching the mid point of our Kindergarten year. I know that parent support is a vital part in the ongoing growth and progress of each child. I am always thankful for the caring and supportive families I work with. Thank you for being such an invaluable part of this process we call “education.” I look forward to the second half of our year with you and your children.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Dias
Mark Your Calendars
-Friday, December 18th, is also our last day, before we go on winter break. I hope that you will enjoy this time off with your family.
-Monday, January 4, 2021, will be our first day back to school.
-Monday, January 18, 2021, is Martin Luther King’s birthday. There will be no school on that day. Enjoy!
Units of Study
-Math:
- Continued study of numbers
- 0-10(recognize, count and write)
- measurement/comparing numbers
-Language Arts:
- New Words
good, at, me, help, this, for
- Journaling
-Thematic Units
- Gingerbread Man and other various seasonal activities.
**Please remember to label ALL jackets, hats, lunch boxes. It helps to get them back to you child.**
Don’t forget to check class website weekly for any new updates and cute photos of our week!
It is hard to believe that we are fast approaching the mid point of our Kindergarten year. I know that parent support is a vital part in the ongoing growth and progress of each child. I am always thankful for the caring and supportive families I work with. Thank you for being such an invaluable part of this process we call “education.” I look forward to the second half of our year with you and your children.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Dias
