It is official…we have been in Kindergarten for 100 days! (101, to be exact)!! Thank you for your help with all the snack items. The kiddos did a lot of counting and filled their little bags with 100 items to eat! Okay, now for the next question….just how many more days are there of kindergarten! The answer is simply plenty!
Next week is another super busy week with the celebration of National Lutheran Schools Week. It all kicks off on Sunday with church services here at Christ Lutheran at 8:00 and 10:30 with fellowship and Bible Classes at 9:15. We hope to have lots of families join us for a wonderful morning!
Monday the kindergarten children are to wear their green shirt and I think most of you have one-if not you may another green shirt that is not your official polo! And wear some silly, crazy socks for the day! We have a special school opening in the courtyard at 8:15 a.m. Tuesday is wear your CLS Spirit Shirt Day. Wednesday (busy, busy) Dress-Up Day-“Glad to Be a Child of God” chapel message led by K-1-8:15 a.m. Off to Briarwood Nursing Center with preschool to sing to the residents (9:45-10:45). Make sure your child brings his booster seat, if needed! Family Fun Night at Larry’s Pizza (Bowman) with your ever cheerful teachers to serve you-5-8 p.m. Thursday –FREE Tag Day. And finally Friday-“A Day in the Tropics” wear your beach clothes-and bring a board game to play with our chapel buddies in the gym at 2:15!!
And oh, yes, we have our regular school work to which we will attend…
Religion- We are preparing our chapel service message for Wed., Jan. 30. Hope to see you at 8:15 a.m. Our Lord’s Prayer study will be completed and a special booklet will come home at the end of the week!
Reading-Two new letters revealed: Ww as heard at the beginning of wagon, west and wiggle and the letter/sound of Xx as heard at the “end” of box, ax, and fix. Our new sight words will be: No, no and See, see!
Math- Money, money, money as we pay for items to $1.00 using dimes, identifying the seasons and comparing temperatures during different seasons, and comparing longer and shorter, and we are writing/recognizing/counting numbers up to 16!
Science/Social Studies-It’s time to talk “Ground Hog” and shadows.
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