Teachers Notes:
This week we are continuing our math lesson on how to create a number bond and an equation. We are also working on counting to 100 and recognizing numbers 1-100. In English and reading we are working on blending sounds together, breaking apart words by sounds, parts of a sentence, and understanding what we read. When you are reading to your child please stop during the story and ask them questions like, what do you think is going to happen next or do you recognize any of the words on this page? Doing this will help them think about what they are reading and help them gain confidence in their reading skills. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to email me or send a note in.
Important Dates:
September 2 – No Uniform Day with Item or $1 for the Food Bank
September 5 – No School, Labor Day
September 6 – No School Mass – Moved to Friday that Week
September 8 – Trash Bag Sales End
September 9 – Grandparent Day - 12:00 Lunch, 12:45 Bingo, 1:45 Mass
September 13 – School Council Meeting, 6:30 p.m.
September 19 – Picture Day
September 24 – Open House
September 26 – No School, Staff Inservice
Reminders:
Every Friday your student will be able to "check-out" a book from the classroom to take home over the weekend. They can keep the books for as long as they want but will not be able to "check-out" a new book until the book they have is brought back in. Every day we will be sending home a yellow folder, please check to ensure that you do not miss anything. This Friday is a No Uniform Day with an item for the the food bank or $1. Also, next Monday is labor day so there will be no school. If you haven't already please order some Covid tests at www.Covid.gov/tests they are free only until September 2nd and you will get 2 orders of 4 tests each. After that they could end up charging around $150 dollars for a single test.
Homework:
Read a minimum of 15 minutes this week.
Review all letters and letter sounds with your students each night.
Students will be coming home on Wednesday with number cards, have them recite the numbers on each card to you.
Next week we will begin sending home math homework for extra practice.
Words of the week:
When you are reading to your child at home please point out these words and have them practice sounding the word out and reading the word. Thank you!
are
me
she
with
for
and
have
see
said
was
Saint of the week:
Saint Augustine of Hippo (354-430) Augustine lived with gusto, having a wild life and getting into much trouble. After reading God's Word in the Bible, he repented and became a fervent Christian. Augustine's writings defended the faith of the Church against heresy. He is the patron saint of theologians and his feast day is August 28.
Prayer of the week:
We Thank you, Lord, for giving us the Bible. Help us learn how you want us to speak and act after hearing your holy Word. Amen.
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