Monday, December 1, 2014

Weekly News


Busy Bees’ Kindergarten

December 1st-5th

I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving!  Our Kindergarten Feast was fantastic!!  Thank you so much to all the moms and dads who helped us with the food and the event.  You are the best!!!

 

December is Here…Mark Your Calendars!

Monday, December 8th at 2:25 in Monschke Hall: Miss Rickabaugh’s class is hosting K-2 chapel next week.  Everyone is welcome to join us!

Tuesday, December 16th at 3:15 in Monschke Hall: Carols, Cocoa, and Cookies.  The entire school will celebrate together.  Please join us for an afternoon of singing and treats.

Wednesday, December 17th at 9am in Monschke Hall: Our Kindergarten Christmas Play.  This is an event for your entire family; we encourage everyone to attend.  We are sending home your child’s lines TODAY!  Please contact us if you have any questions about how to help your child memorize his or her lines.  We started practicing the play and songs in class this afternoon.  I will send home information about costumes soon.    

Friday, December 19th: Minimum Day (out at 12)

Monday, December 22nd-Friday, January 2nd:Christmas Break

 

Homework (due Friday):

  1. Dd Handwriting page
  2. Dd Phonics page
  3. 2-3 choices from the monthly family activity calendar
  4. Practice writing and identifying numbers 11-20.
  5. Read (at least) 10 minutes with your child every night. 

 

Please contact us if you have any questions.  Have a wonderful week!

Love,                                                                                     

Mrs. Vomvolakis



 

I

big

can

in
 

we

it

a

find
 

see

two

go

not
 

to

red

have

name
 
 

is

make

play

too
 

are

run

for

blue
 

you

jump

 

 
 

This Week’s Focus

Language Arts Unit

Food Traditions

Letter D, d

Sight Words

You, jump

Math Shapes

(Chapter Test on Friday)

 

Bible

Israel in the Desert

Verse

John 2:3

We know that we have come to know Him if we keep His commandments

Songs

Away in the Manger, Silent Night

Social Studies

Explorers

 

Science

Senses
 



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