K-3 Newsletter
Mrs.
MacIntyre
October 3,2014
Dear families,
Happy October!
Autumn is here.
It’s hard to believe its autumn because of this past warm weekend and now this
much needed rain. However, I am sure warm sunny days and cool dry night are on
the way. The children are finding leaves and acorns to add to our science
center, continue to do this over the weekend if you can. The class is very
interested apples, apple picking, pumpkins and leaves. We have read some nice
literature about autumn and have had some great classroom discussions, it
sounds like many of you have been or are going apple picking….
This week our
letter of the week was Pp. Our tongue twister was “Pat and Paul pick pickles
and peppers.” The children practiced the upper and lower case P. They also made
letter P mini books. I sent home a letter B homework sheet for practice. Thank
you for returning the math homework, the children are proud to bring it back.
Of course, the best homework you can do is play games with your child and read
to them nightly. I assure you there will plenty of time in the years ahead for
paper and pencil homework so I will assign very minimal amounts. During the
month of November, I will begin sending home little weekly reading bags your
child can share with you.
In Writer’s
Workshop, the children continue to do a great job. I hope that you enjoyed
going through their September Writing Folders. I keep one piece of writing from
each month in a folder here at school. At the end of the year, you will receive
the folder. It is amazing to see the progress they make and the great ideas
that they write about.
In math, we
practiced recognizing different signs, counting, and writing numerals. We also
worked with 3 Dimensional and 2 Dimensional shapes.
Mrs. G., our
school social worker, has started visiting our classroom. She will come in
every Thursday morning for 30 minutes to help teach us social skills that can
help us get along with others, solve problems and recognize feelings. We
appreciate her time.
I am sending home
a pretzel recipe by request of the class… enjoy if you have a chance.
I hope you and your family have a wonderful
weekend.
Fondly,
Colleen MacIntyre
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