Can you help me...

• Write my numbers to 20 or higher?
• Count aloud to 100 by 1's, 5's, and 10's?
• Write, read, and spell my sight-words?
• Read my jog-arounds for fluency?
• Practice my letters and sounds, if I'm not on the coconut tree?
  
  
  
  
  
  

These are important, foundational skills that must be mastered before any    application can take place            

(adding, subtracting, deconstructing #'s, or writing/reading).

Thank you for helping your child succeed!

Don't Forget!

Our Spider Cookie-Making Party 

is THIS Thursday!

Please make sure your child has an adult to help him/her make their cookie and read books to them.

We will open the classroom doors at 1:45pm & we will ask families to say, "Goodbye" by 2:30pm...
we'll have to get to Library class.

We hope you can come!

Make a Book Box!

What do I do with my child's paper books and Jog-Around boards?

Where should I keep them?

Answer:  A book box, bag, or plastic container            

Reading is a practiced skill and good readers practice their reading.  

Throughout the school year, your child will

bring home early reading materials

that should be practiced and read 3x.

Does your child have a special box, bag, or area where they can store THEIR reading books and papers?

 

When a visitor comes to your house, let your child read his/her paper booklets or other "easy readers."  

They are so smart!

Let's get reading! 

There is a whole world to be opened around them!

Jog-a-Thon Fun

It was wet, but there was still

 laughter, giggles, 

and lots of smiles 

as the kids ventured outside, in the rain, to run/walk/jog for about 20 minutes.  

Blitz, from the Seahawks, was waiting for us in the gym for a quick picture afterwards.

PTO will share more pictures later.  

Thank you!

We can see a...

SPIDER!

This month is all about learning that spiders are helpful!

Ask your child to teach you some spider facts:

*Spiders are NOT bugs!

*Spiders are arachnids.

*Some spiders swim.

*Not all spiders spin webs.

*Spiders can hunt or catch their prey in a web.

*Spiders keep large animals happy by catching flies.

Families, you will be amazed by how much your child knows about these 

8-legged arachnids.

Room 5 is full of amazing KinderKids!  

Apple Party!

Thank you to all the families who came to our Apple Party last  Friday afternoon. 

 We had 90% of our families attend!  

WOW!

The singing was adorable.

The kinderkids were amazingly smart.

The families were smiling and...

WE ALL HAD FUN!

Room 5 will invite you back into the room on October 27th (Thursday) 

for helping us make spider cookies 

and we can read books together, too!

HOORAY!