Kindergarten
News October 23, 2009
Highlights
of the Week…
Religion
-The
focus for religion this week was recognizing God as our Father and
understanding that He teaches us how to love.
-We
read scripture based on 1 John 3:1.
-The
children were asked to draw someone who teaches them. Some of their pictures included moms, dads,
grandmas and grandpas!
Math
-This
week the students worked with position words, i.e. top, middle, bottom, over
and under. They also compared groups of
objects to determine which group had more or less.
Science
-The
scientists made their own plywood! They
discovered that each thin layer of plywood by itself is not very strong. Once the layers have been glued together they
found the wood to be very strong.
Volunteers
in the afternoon:
We
have a woodworking table and all the tools to allow the children to explore
with wood. We need volunteers to come in
the afternoons so 5 kids can go outside at a time. Let us know what afternoon works for you to
help out from 1:45 – 2:45 Tuesday through Friday. We are happy to keep the table set up for the
next two weeks! Contact Mrs. Hawksford
if you are interested.
-The
scientists also began their exploration of paper. Over the next few weeks, they will be working
with ten different kinds of paper. These
include: construction paper, newsprint, kraft paper,
cardboard, corrugated paper, tagboard, wax paper,
tissue paper, paper towels, and chipboard.
Let your child go on a paper hunt around the house. What did they find? Don’t forget the
bathroom!
Literacy
-The children learned to
print the lowercase letter /a/. This is our first vowel.
-We
encourage you to play auditory games with your child to distinguish the short a sound (apple) from the long a sound (ape). Say a word and have them tell you what they
hear. Some possible words to use are:
Annie, alligator, ate, Kate, cat, fat, fate, shape,
sat, chapstick, bag etc…
-The
students completed My Aa Book. Look for this today in their folder. This little book is full of short /a/ words
to practice!
Theme: Backyard Critters
-The
students looked at pictures of the animals that live in the greater “backyard”
of
-They
made an animal track poster using stamps with the tracks of local animals.
-At
another center the children looked at a powerpoint
about owls (raptors) and sorted animals according to habitat.
-In
December an owl from the Woodland Park Zoo will be coming to visit our
classroom. The next time you go to the
zoo check out the fascinating raptors!
PUMPKINS!
In
math next week we will be working with pumpkins. The students will be predicting their weight
and circumference. We have a medium sized pumpkin already. If you would be
willing to send in a large pumpkin on Monday morning, we would really
appreciate it! Please email your
student’s teacher to let them know.
Reminders
-Children
may wear costumes to school on Friday, Oct. 30th for Halloween. They may
not wear make-up, masks or bring weapons.
Please note that your child does not have to wear a Halloween
costume. They are welcome to bring it to
school in case they change their mind later.
There is no pressure.
-Next
week we will begin a two week unit about
Message from Eric Dresbeck,
P.E. Teacher
Pheidippides ran from Marathon to
The
Seattle Kids Marathon is a fun and easy way to become active in running.
Your child runs 25 honor miles between when
they sign up and November 27th.
On November 28th they gather with thousands of
others at Memorial Stadium to run their final 1.2 miles around The Seattle
Center and back into Memorial Stadium. There are many ways to earn honor miles
including soccer practice, dance class, swimming and raking leaves.
If
you are interested go to seattlemarathon.org and register under the Kids
section.
If
you have any questions please contact Eric Dresbeck at edresbeck@asbschool.org
Reminders:
-If
you have not sent in your $50.00 check for the kindergarten field trip and
activity fee, please do so as soon as possible.
If this is a hardship for you at this time please contact Mrs.
Davison.
Centers
-If you have signed up for
centers, please be here at 9:00.
-CHECK THE CALENDAR- even
if you don’t think you are signed up, please check anyway. When someone does not come on the day they
signed up for, it affects every child.
Our centers are hands on and require an adult for guidance.
-Please email Angele Hunskor if you would like to sign up for additional
centers. ahunskor@gmail.com
October Centers Calendar
http://docs.google.com/Doc?docid=0AVDyOKU4-3d8ZGdkdDh2djlfM2N0eGhuc2dm&hl=en
November Centers Calendar
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December Centers Calendar
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Week of October 26-30
SNACK KA: Sburlino KB:
SUPERSTAR KA: Lauren G. KB:
Big Toy
Reminder- please come to
your child’s classroom a few minutes early with the clipboard of rules from the
front office.
Wed. 10/28: 10:30 Negri 12:20
Keaton
Fri. 10/30: 10:30
Herzog 12:20 van Zuylen (KB girls)
Kindergarten News October 9, 2009
Apples,
Apples, Apples!
Highlights of the week...
Religion:
-Our
faith focus this week was that humans are formed in the likeness of God. “I praise you for making me so wonderfully”
(Psalm, 139:14). Each child looked into
a treasure box and saw their reflection.
Each one was told that they are God’s treasure, more important than all
the diamonds, emeralds or rubies in the world!
Help your child appreciate diversity found within our world. Consider checking out books from the local
library on other cultures.
Math:
-The
children continue to work on sorting.
-
They sorted plastic bugs, keys, glass shapes, and a variety other objects found
in our “junk boxes”. Encourage your
child to sort items around the house and ask them, “What’s the sorting
rule?” They should be able to tell you
the “attributes” of the items they sorted and also what doesn’t belong to a
particular group. Some possible items to
sort: socks, silverware, hair clips, toy cars or legos,
cups, fall leaves and money.
-We
began keeping track of the weather each day for our October calendar. The children record the weather on ‘Our Month
in School’ chart. We will study the
graph throughout the month looking for weather trends.
Science:
-The
kindergarten scientists used sandpaper to change the shape of basswood. Ask your scientist what was they collected on
their plate while they were sanding their wood.
Literacy:
-The
children learned to print the lowercase letter b.
-We
brainstormed words that begin with the sound of/b/ as in ball. They came up with bird, boat, balloon, bug,
bread, button, book, brownie, basket, bear, and basketball. Play this game at home. Challenge your child to give you words that end with the /b/ sound!
-The
children completed My Bb Book. These books are coming home to go into the
book boxes they decorated last week.
These book boxes are to stay at home.
A few have come back to the classroom.
We have different book boxes we use at school.
Theme: Apples
-In
centers this week the children made apple windows and paper splits.
-The
children took part in a taste test during centers this week. We tasted Red Delicious, Golden Delicious and
Granny Smith apples. We made of graph of the results.
-The
children came up with lists of words to describe the look, taste, smell and feel of each apple.
Thank
you to everyone who sent in apples! If
you have not yet sent yours in, please send them to school on Monday. We are
making apple cider and apple sauce.
Volunteers Needed!
Kindergarten has been invited to make
apple cider next week on a cider press that is over 100 years old! Each class will go to Ann Nachtigal’s (former
ASB kindergarten teacher) house. If you
are available to help out next Friday, October 16th, please email
your child’s teacher. KB will be going
in the morning from 9:00a.m. until 10:30a.m. and KA will go in the afternoon from 12:45p.m. until 2:15p.m. We
hope you can join us.
Reminders
-Monday, Oct. 12- Noon Dismissal-
Extended Care is available.
CENTERS
-Please
remember to check the calendars to see if you are signed up. We will not be sending out reminders in the
newsletters.
-Please
email Angele Hunskor if you would like to fill an opening. ahunskor@gmail.com
October
Centers
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November Centers
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October
12-16
SNACK KA: Crumb KB: Hunskor
SUPERSTAR KA: Maddie KB:
Thomas
Big Toy
Reminder- please come to your
child’s classroom a few minutes early with the clipboard of rules from the
front office.
Wed. 10/14: 10:30 Costello 12:20 Herzog
Fri. 10/16: 10:30
Griffith 12:20 Van Zuylen
Kindergarten
News October 2, 2009
Our first week of centers
was a hit!
Highlights of the week...
Religion
-Objective: To recognize that the world
belongs to God and to identify God as the maker of the world.
-Scripture Reading: Psalm 50:10-11 “The
world and everything in it belongs to God.”
-We attended mass on Friday morning with
Assumption parishioners. A few family
members joined us.
Math
-Sorting
-The students sorted a variety of paper
shapes and colors. Look for their work
today in their folder.
-Our calendar changed from September to
October. Our shapes from last month were
put away and the children created ladybugs and spiders
for this month.
-The children will decide which pattern
will represent the days of October using the ladybugs and spiders.
Science
-The kindergarten scientists used
droppers with water to wet each of the wood samples. Ask your scientist what changes they noticed.
-The scientists also needed to figure
out how to sink wood samples in a basin of water using only paperclips and
rubber bands. Try this at home!
Literacy
-The children learned to print the
lowercase letter l.
-We brainstormed words that begin with l.
Some of the words were: lollipop, lemon, lime, lion, lamb, lips, and
lamp. A number of these words are in their My Ll Book, which is coming home today.
-The children completed a book titled All About Me during centers and a paper
doll of themselves to go with it. These
are on display and will come home
next week.
REMINDERS
-The weather has
changed! Please send your child to
school with a coat AND a sweater/sweatshirt.
-Free
dress on Monday for the first Monday of the month.
-Picture
day in on Wednesday. We will also be
celebrating mass with the rest of the school in the afternoon. Please make sure your student is wearing nice
free dress.
-Friday,
Oct. 9- NO SCHOOL- Extended Care available.
-Monday,
Oct. 12- NOON DISMISSAL- Extended Care available.
APPLES NEEDED!
We
will begin our unit on apples next week.
We are asking each family to send in 3-5 apples by Thursday, Oct. 8th. The apples will be used for a variety of
activities, including making apple cider, taste tests and measurement.
CENTER COORDINATOR
-Our center coordinator
for the first trimester is Angele Hunskor. Please email her if you would like
to sign up for available centers or if you cannot make it on a day you are
scheduled for. ahunskor@gmail.com
-Our center schedule for
October is available to view online.
-Please use the following
hyperlink to see what day you signed up for.
October
Centers 2009
-We will be sending you
this link every week. WE WILL NOT LIST
INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTEERS.
-It is your responsibility
to check the link each week.
OCTOBER 5-9
SNACK KA: van Zuylen KB: Schnitzius
SUPERSTAR KA: Drew KB:
Holden
Big Toy
Reminder- please come to your child’s classroom a
few minutes early with the clipboard of rules from the front office.
Wed. 10/7: 10:30 Byrne 12:20 Enquist
Fri. 10/9: No School
Kindergarten
News September 25, 2009
We all survived the first
week of full days in pretty good spirits. All day school makes very tired kids
(and teachers!)
The highlights of the
week...
Religion
-The children browsed through their
textbook looking for objects that remind them of church or God.
-They discovered pictures of crosses,
people praying, church buildings, familiar Bible stories and the Holy
Family.
Math
-We
are working on sorting and classifying objects.
-Our new vocabulary words are sort,
size, color and shape. Have your child
help you sort the laundry or silverware to
reinforce these concepts.
Science
-FOSS Kit: Our theme for the next several weeks will be
Wood and Paper. The children explored
five different kinds of wood.
-They are: redwood, pinewood, basswood
(Linden tree), particleboard and plywood.
Literacy
-We have been reading and singing lots
of rhymes.
-Favorite songs: Dr. Dingle, Dr. Jingle;
Miss Mary Mack and Down by the Bay
-The children learned to print the lower
case letter “h.” The key word is
house.
-The children colored in and practiced
reading a small paper book called,
My Hh Book. Please have your child read it to you.
Each week a new letter book
will come home.
-BOOK
BOX: Please send in an adult size shoe box covered plain paper (i.e. grocery
bag) by this Wednesday. The children
will decorate these next week and bring
them home to keep their “practice reading at home” books.
Lunch
was probably the most popular event of the week. We are saying grace before meals. After a few weeks we’ll introduce some other
thank you prayers. Thanks to all of you
who are remembering to include place mats such as cloth napkins or
washcloths. If food is coming home,
consider sending less food or making it easier to handle. (See our handbook.) FYI, our rule is that we do not throw food
away, even crusts. If your child
complains about “too much milk” please send a small container of liquid in his
or her lunch and let us know that we should remove his or her name from the
milk order. Remember to include a spoon if one is needed for the food you
send. Remember to put a love note, with
your child’s name on it, in your child's lunch every few days. KA has two Peters and two Laurens. Please remember to put a last initial so the
love note gets in the correct folder.
Remember...it
is tiring to be at school for six hours! Please make sure your child is going
to bed on time and eating a healthy breakfast.
We suggest a quiet afternoon when school is over. It is not unusual if your child has meltdowns
or temper tantrums for the first few months of school.
At
the end of the day, ONLY THOSE CHILDREN WHOSE OWN ADULT IS PRESENT TO SUPERVISE
THEM MAY PLAY ON THE BIG TOY. Older
siblings do not qualify as supervisors.
Teachers are busy loading cars at this time. Please tell your child.
Thanks
for all your efforts selling gift-wrap.
This is one of the main fund-raisers for ASB. Keep up the great work!
Week of Sept. 28-October 2
Snack: KA: Leary KB:
Kain
Centers
Please be here at 9:00am.
-Reminder- you will not be
placed in your child’s center.
Monday:
Spencer,
Kannier, Schornak, Mulick, Guise, Morris
Tuesday:
Negri, vanZuylen,
Yurczyk, Schnitzius, Bullard,
Shamulka
Wednesday: Hagan, Kinerk, Roberts, Kain,
McLaughlin, Costello
Big Toy
Reminder-
please come to your child’s classroom a few minutes early with the clipboard of
rules from the front office.
Wed. 9/30: 10:30 Negri 12:20 Herzog
Fri. 10/2: 10:30
Oswald 12:20 Maider
KINDERGARTEN
NEWS SEPTEMBER 17, 2009
This
week in kindergarten we drew self-portraits, practiced cutting, and had our
very first all school fire drill. We
also started working with manipulative math materials and will begin making
class graphs next week. Math manipulatives and other small toys are very
attractive. Should you notice something
in a pocket or in a bedroom that is new to you, please send it back to school
in an envelope. No questions asked.
Mark your grocery list! Each Kindergarten family is asked to supply a box
of crackers or pretzels for the school’s earthquake preparedness supplies.
Other classes are supplying other kinds of foods. Please send in your contribution next week.
Next
week we will all be very tired by 3 o’clock.
Meltdowns after school will happen. Please be sure your child gets to bed early, in order to get lots of rest
over the weekend.
We
will also begin the great adventure called lunch-at-school. Please put your child’s name on the OUTSIDE
of his or her lunch container. Please read the Kindergarten Handbook about
lunch.
-PLEASE,
PLEASE, PLEASE do not send Go-gurt or other foods in
squeezable packaging. One of those can
take out all the shirts at a whole table in about 3 seconds.
-PLEASE do not send nuts of any kind. This
would include things like peanut butter or any other “butter” made from nuts,
trail mix, almonds, etc..
-DO
put a love note, with your child's name on it, in your child's lunch.
-DO
include a cloth napkin or place mat in the lunch.
Food
that is not eaten will be sent home so you can judge the amount of food your
child needs. If he or she seems not to
be eating enough, let us know! We
provide milk at lunch for those of you who signed up at Parent Night.
PE will be on Thursdays
and Fridays for KA and KB. Be sure your
child is wearing appropriate shoes for PE on those days. Remember that the
uniform code requires children to wear socks or tights every day. It is time to send a sweatshirt or even
raingear to school EVERY DAY. WE WEB-FOOTED FOLK GO TO RECESS IN NEARLY ALL
SEATTLE WEATHER.
Children may bring ONE toy
to use outside on the playground at recess if they wish. NO LEGOS, PLEASE. We encourage toys for active play. We have
jump ropes and balls. No toys with
weapons or batteries.
If
you have any questions, comments or great stories to share with us, email us at
ahawksford@asbschool.org
or cdelbeccaro@asbschool.org , or pin a note on your
child’s clothing in the morning.
Center
Coordinators are: Jen Wagner, Alisha Horey and Angele Hunskor
. Please call or email one of
them if you cannot come when you have signed up for centers and you have
already tried to get a substitute for yourself.
Each
class needs a parent to take pictures of “events” in the classroom for the
school yearbook. Please notify your
child’s teacher if you are interested.
If you bring your child to
school before 8:20, be sure to take them to Extended Care. There is no supervision outside the school
building before school. Do not leave
your Kindergartener alone! Older
siblings should also go to Extended Care before 8:20.
Remember that school is
dismissed at 2:00 on Mondays!
Snack Families KA Fetty KB
Schornak
Centers begin the week of
Sept. 28
1.
Be on time
-Monday
& Tuesday: 9:00-10:15
-Wednesday:
9:00-9:45
2. Sign in
3. You are there for the whole class. Teachers will assign you to a center. TELL YOU CHILD THIS IN ADVANCE. Hug hello.
ALWAYS SAY GOOD BYE TO YOUR CHILD.
4. Cell phones off. (Phone by office is available)
5. Confidentiality is expected. NEVER TALK ABOUT WHAT GOES ON IN CLASS OR
ABOUT SOMEBODY ELSE'S CHILD.
Week of Sept. 28 - 30
Monday:
Spencer, Kannier, Schornak, Mulick, Guise, Morris
Tuesday:
Negri, van Zuylen, Yurczyk, Schnitzius, Bullard, Shamulka
Wednesday:
Hagan, Kinerk, Roberts, Kain, McLaughlin, Costello
Week of Oct. 5-7
Monday:
van Zuylen, Keaton, Griffith, Fetty, Crumb, Weber
Tuesday:
Yurczyk, Flannigan, Herzog, Enquist, Sburlino, Hupf
Wednesday:
McHugh, Spencer, Mulick, Maider, Thoren, Oswald
Play Structure: KA is on Wednesdays, KB is on Fridays (
Begins this week!)
-Be sure to sign in at the
office first, get the rules clipboard and come to your child’s room.
When you volunteer for
Play Structure for lunch recess, you are welcome to come at 11:55 and have
lunch with your child.
Wednesday 9/23 10:30
Schnitzius Friday 9/25 10:30 van
Zuylen
12:20 Keaton 12:20
Kannier
Wednesday 9/30
10:30 Negri Friday 10/2 10:30
Oswald
12:20 Herzog 12:20 Maider
The Elephant Stampede is
coming up on Sunday, Sept. 20th.
Have a great weekend!
Your Kindergarten Team
KINDERGARTEN NEWS SEPTEMBER
11, 2009
Get
a cup of whatever makes you happy and allow a few minutes to read this very
long letter! Today in your child’s
backpack you will find their Go Home folder.
The inside left pocket will contain important information that you will
need to read and return to school. The
inside right pocket will have papers or work that can stay at home. Please return the folder with any papers or
messages with your child the next day.
This
week we practiced some of the million
and one rules that are part of school.
We learned how to come into the classroom in the morning, listen to the
announcements and the prayer by Ms. Hand on the intercom, and how to put our
belongings away in the hall. Then we
found our places at tables and on the rug and we learned how to make a line and
walk and whisper in the hall. Our
teachers taught us signals that they use when we need to listen, such as
turning off the lights, clapping and bells.
We visited Mrs. Almy who counts the money that parents send to school,
Mr. Bollard who is the school nurse and answers the phone and Mrs. Patneaude
who helps everybody. We also met Mrs. Davison, who pays the bills. We learned
that all of them give band-aids and hugs.
Ms. Hand showed us the telephone she uses to talk to us and we admired
the toys in her office. We also met Mrs. Michaelson
and Mr. Pozarski. We practiced what to
do when the fire bell rings. We learned
to wipe our hands clean and spread our napkins for snack and to put our cups
and napkins in the appropriate places when we are finished. Robert Fulghum had
it right when he said that everything we need to know we learn in
kindergarten! Each day we began by
singing a song followed by calendar activities.
Due to the half days, KA was able to go to music with Mr. Bahlman,
library with Mrs. Throssell and PE with Mr. Dresbeck and Ms. Elisa. KB went to music, library, drama
with Mr. Othman and computers with Mr. Pouley.
Please help your child remember
to wear P.E shoes on Thursdays and Fridays.
POSITIONS OPEN!!!
KA and KB each need one
volunteer to sort and file children’s work into Go Home folders every other
Friday. This will take about one hour
and we would like to have them ready by 1:00pm.
We need two more
volunteers for Center Coordinator. These
people will contact parents, as needed, to work in centers.
KB KINDERGARTEN AUCTION
QUILT
This is one of ASB’s biggest
fundraisers of the year. KB is in need
of two volunteers who would be willing to design and sew a class quilt. We don’t need prize winning quilters, just
someone to sew in straight lines. Mrs.
Hawksford and the children will create self portraits on pre-cut fabric,
provided by the sewer and give them back to you. Mrs. Hawksford has a binder of past quilts
for you to look through for ideas. We
then send the top and back piece to a professional quilter to be
assembled. This is a fun way to get lots
of volunteer hours!
ASB Valet Service! If you are bringing snack or any other
objects which are too big for your kindergartener to handle as you drop him or
her off in the morning the staff person who opens the car door for your child
will be happy to deliver it to their classroom.
Be
sure the class name (KA or KB) is on the bag.
Do not get out of your car in the
line. At the end of the day, the
procedure is reversed and we will put children and their belongings into the
car and help buckle seatbelts. Do not EVER get out of your car in the
line!!!!!
At
the end of the day we will walk the children clear to the sidewalk so that
those meeting cars will be in the right place.
If you wish to let your child play on the play structure, you may take
him or her back to that location. Remember,
no child can be on the play structure without their own adult watching. Older siblings do not count! Children may not play on the play structure
before school in the morning.
Mark your calendar! Curriculum Night will be Tuesday,
September 15, at 7 p.m. in the gym.
Curriculum Night is the time we give you information about what we are
teaching this year. Please attend this important event!
1.
Kindergarteners
need to bring backpacks every day!!!
Backpacks need to be large enough to hold a Trapper or Family
Envelope plus lunch box and other stuff. Several children need larger ones!
2.
Please check your handbook for the uniform
requirements and make sure your child is in uniform every day. Socks are part of the
uniform. White sweaters can only be worn
outside. We are required to enforce.
3.
PUT
YOUR CHILD’S NAME ON EVERY OBJECT HE OR SHE BRINGS TO SCHOOL.
4.
Be
sure to pin a note on your child if your “End of the Day” plan changes, even
for one day. If your child is going to
attend Extended Care on a regular basis, let us know the schedule. Then you only have to tell us if that
schedule changes.
5.
Be
sure to put your family name and a clue about the contents on the OUTSIDE OF
ANY ENVELOPE you send us.
6.
If
your child looses a tooth at home, please let us know about it. If any children
have lost teeth during the month of September we’d like to know about them
also.
7.
IF YOU NEED TO REPORT AN ABSENCE BY PHONE, THE
EXTENSION IS 85 AS THE
KINDERGARTEN HANDBOOK STATES. YOU CAN
ALSO E-MAIL TO
8. WE HAVE CHILDREN WITH NUT ALLERGIES THIS YEAR. WHEN IT IS YOUR
SNACK WEEK, PLEASE READ LABELS TO BE SURE THAT YOU SEND NO CRACKERS OR OTHER
FOODS MADE IN FACTORIES THAT PROCESS PEANUTS OR ANY FOODS WITH TREE NUTS OR
PEANUTS.
*A REMINDER THAT KINDERGARTEN IS PEANUT/ALMOND BUTTER FREE THIS
YEAR. WHEN FULL DAYS BEGIN, PLEASE
REMEMBER THIS WHEN PACKING LUNCHES.
The
scrip parents request that you return the plastic pouches the next school day.
We try to send scrip home the day the order was placed. Scrip will be sent home in the red folders.
BIG TOY-PLAY STRUCTURE:
KA is able to play on the Big Toy on Wednesdays.
KB is able to play on the Big Toy on Fridays.
The sign up sheet is in
the hallway outside our door.
Snack Families for Week of
9/14-17: You will find a reminder page
in your Go Home folder with suggestions and requests for the week. There are
more ideas in the Kindergarten Handbook.
KA: Gamble KB:
Bullard
Don’t forget to sell your
Sally Foster giftwrap!!! Our first tally day is Wednesday, Sept. 23rd. You may wear green free dress if you are
turning in your envelope.
REMINDERS:
-Free dress on Monday,
Sept. 14th. Students may wear
free dress on the first Monday of each month in school.
-NO SCHOOL next Friday,
Sept. 18th. Extended Care is
available.
We have really enjoyed
getting to know your children this week.
We hope for you (and us) a very quiet and restful weekend!
Your Kindergarten Team