December 23

We sure had a busy week here in Kindergarten! 


Today in your student’s folder was a packet filled with books, a number chart, and some math games.These books are at your student’s instructional reading level. These books can stay at home and you can practice with your students reading them.  As well as being able to read the words, it is very important that students are able to retell what happened in the story. Asking your child questions about the story will help build their comprehension. We will begin guided reading starting in January, but you can always look for other books to read at home with your child, using the books I sent home as a reference. Continuing to practice the Kindergarten sight words is something else you can do at home. The list of sight words if on my blog if you have misplaced your list I gave you at our conference. None of the things in this packet need to be returned.


This week we completed our Goodnight Room 113 book that will begin circulation after our vacation. We are still missing quite a few books. If you have a handmade class book at your house, please send it back in as soon as possible so another student can take it home to share with their families.

Mrs. Christiansen came in this week to teach us our 4th life skill: When something is too hard, find a teacher and ask for help. She read us a story called Beautiful Oops which we all really enjoyed.

We got to see the 4th and 5th graders perform their holiday concert on Tuesday which was awesome!

Thank you to all of you who came to our performance of the Nutcracker! We hope you enjoyed it!!



For those of you who celebrate Christmas, I hope you have a very Merry Christmas with your families!

Have a wonderful vacation and a Happy New Year!