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Today we wrote a friendly letter to Allison.  '

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Our long time secretary, Mrs. Carol is retiring!  

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Happy Monday!  Many students have been going home telling parents they did not get homework.  I can assure you, your student will ALWAYS have homework!  

The white packet is sent home on Mondays and due on Fridays.
Click here for this week's HW.

The pink Reading Log is sent home on Monday's and due the following Monday (or the next day back at school.) All students are expected to read for 20 minutes every night (including Saturday and Sunday).  I am only getting seven turned in on a regular basis. 
Click here for this week's Reading Log.  

If your child loses homework, check this blog for copies, or come see me.  

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Dear Families,

Go Broncos!  Hope you have had a nice weekend!
On Wednesday, I will be introducing analog clocks, as well as talking about digital clocks.  If your family has a clock or watch, that you don't mind being brought to school- I would love for students to share them.  It would be neat for them to see different clocks from different homes.  I teach math on Wednesday at 12:15- so if you wanted to bring it in yourself at that time, that would be great too!  :)  On Thursday, I am teaching telling time to the hour...so you can also bring something in then as well. 


On Friday, student will be exploring with straightedges (rulers, or measuring tape) and dominoes.  If you have anything your child could bring for that, that would be great as well.  Students perform better when instruction is tied directly to their life.

Thank you so much for your support!  

Ms. Feinman


Today we wrote a friendly letter to Kelsey!  This is the first time the students have used the blog. Please leave feedback for them!!  


We reached level 5 with Freckles!  Transitioning between subjects and activities we often do these "brain breaks" for 1-3 minutes.  The students love it and it gets the wiggles out!


Now we are working on getting to Level 5 with Squatchy!




The students recently went outside to explore the weather.  They were asked to write down some words and/or draw pictures to describe the weather.  These students went above and beyond by making sentences and asking for more cards!  Way to go!









Lately, our class has been taking mini brain breaks to help us focus and stay motivated.



We have started using http://www.gonoodle.com

Here are some pictures of us deep breathing:




Yay Jaden!
 

Here is the homework calendar.  I will upload the homework packet on Monday!




Sight words are just one of the building blocks of reading.  The highlighted words below are words we have reviewed last week and this week.  I expect every student to know how to read and spell these kindergarten words by the middle of October! If you feel like your child needs harder sight words to practice, you can find them here: Dolch Sight Word Lists


Here is an I Spy Game you can play at home with your child: 











This is the Homework Calendar for the week of 9-2-14.

We have added spelling.  Please check your child's homework folder for this packet.  It is due on Friday.

Please make sure you are reading with your child 20 minutes every night!!!



Some of our homework will include spelling activities.  This website is not required, but many students love using it to learn how to spell their words!


For Spelling Activites:

Sarah Feinman Moore Elementary School VocabularySpellingCity.com

Today the students learned how to use the word wall.  We placed our names on the word wall based on what letter our name started with.  Instead of expensive boarder the students made their own boarder for our word wall!