Kindergarten (B)
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Welcome to Mrs. Hyde’s Class Page!Michele Hyde
Kindergarten B
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Our kindergarten uses the Class Dojo app for communication to and from school!
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Class News
Update for Week of May 7, 2023
Last week we worked with our 5th grade prayer partners on our virtue activity. We had a science lesson on force and discussed the difference between push and pull. Also, we have been enjoying the book, Mr. Popper’s Penguins. We squeeze in a chapter when we have a few minutes to spare.
Report Card Assessments:
We will be assessing written first and last names. The children should be capitalizing only the first letter of each, spelling each correctly and leaving a space between.
We will also orally assess address (number and street name), phone number, age and birthday (month and day).
Bike Rodeo
The Bike Rodeo is this Wednesday, May 10th. You should have received all the information and please be sure to review it. KB is scheduled for 9:50 - 10:20. The children will wear gym uniforms for the Bike Rodeo. There will be NO Gym on Thursday so they wear regular uniforms. Thank you for your cooperation!
Upcoming Events:
Thursday, May 18th Ascension Thursday No School
Friday, May 19th Walk-A-thon - please refer to Mrs. Montie’s update for information and attire for the week
Friday, May 27th - Monday, May 29th Memorial Day Holiday - classes resume Tues, May 30th
Nut Free Classroom:
We are a peanut/tree nut/coconut free classroom. Please continue to read all labels to make sure the food being sent into school does not contain nuts OR has been processed on machinery that processes nuts. Refer to the Safe Food list that was sent home last week when planning snacks, lunches or birthday treats.
Reminders:
Please label all outerwear with your child’s name or initials. This includes sweatshirts, sweaters, and jackets. Thank you for your cooperation to ensure that your child’s belongings make it back home!
This Week’s Lessons:
Fundations
- review digraphs: sh, th, wh, ch, ck
Wonders
- read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: “What do you see in the sky?”
- review all High Frequency Words
Math
- identify positions - in front of, behind, above, below and next to
Religion
- learn about the Holy Spirit
Update for Week of May 1, 2023No Homework- we will no longer be sending home a weekly Homework Packet. We ask that you continue to review all of our High Frequency Words and READ, READ, READ!!!
TISSUES TISSUES TISSUES
Thank you for all the boxes of tissues. They are being put to good use!!
Upcoming Events:
Monday, May 15th May Devotion Please check Mrs Montie’s Weekly Update
Thursday, May 18th NO SCHOOL Ascension Thurs
Friday, May 19th Walk-A-Thon
Friday, May 26th NO SCHOOL
Monday, May 29th NO SCHOOL Memorial Day
END OF YEAR SHOW
Friday, June 9 10:00AM O'Brien Hall
Kindergarten Family Picnic following the show
This will also be the LAST DAY of SCHOOL for kindergarten students.
Nut Free Classroom:
We are a peanut/tree nut/coconut free classroom. Please continue to read all labels to make sure the food being sent into school does not contain nuts OR has been processed on machinery that processes nuts. Refer to the Safe Food list that was sent home last week when planning snacks, lunches or birthday treats.
Reminders:
Please label all outerwear with your child’s name or initials. This includes sweatshirts, sweaters, and jackets. Thank you for your cooperation to ensure that your child’s belongings make it back home!
This Week’s Lessons:
Fundations
- practice identifying digraphs in words, identify long/short vowel sounds
- learn that the digraph ck comes after a short vowel
Wonders
- read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: “What do you know about our country?”
- introduce new High Frequency Words “this” “what”
Math
- Position
Religion
- Celebrating is Good
Update for Week of April 16, 2023We had a busy week in kindergarten but we were able to get out and enjoy the beautiful weather!! We had fun running around, playing frisbee and some exciting games of basketball!!!
TISSUES TISSUES TISSUES
With allergy season in full swing we are in need of boxes for tissues. Thank you in advance!!!
Upcoming Events:
Wednesday, April 19th Troop Tango - refer to Mrs Montie’s Weekly Update
Monday, April 24th Earth Day Project Due - information and worksheet were sent home
Nut Free Classroom:
We are a peanut/tree nut/coconut free classroom. Please continue to read all labels to make sure the food being sent into school does not contain nuts OR has been processed on machinery that processes nuts. Refer to the Safe Food list that was sent home last week when planning snacks, lunches or birthday treats.
Reminders:
Please label all outerwear with your child’s name or initials. This includes sweatshirts, sweaters, and jackets. Thank you for your cooperation to ensure that your child’s belongings make it back home!
This Week’s Lessons:
Fundations
- learn digraphs: sh, th, wh, ch, ck
Wonders
- read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: “Where do animals live?”
- introduce new High Frequency Words “said” and “want”
Math
- measurement - describing objects by length, height and weight
Religion
- Feast Day of St Bernadette
Update for Week of March 20, 2023
Last week we learned about St. Patrick and how he used the shamrock to teach about the Holy Trinity.
Upcoming Events:
Mon, March 20 Report Cards available on Option C
Tue, March 21 World Down Syndrome Day
wear bright colored or mismatched socks
send $1.00 on an envelope labeled with your child’s name and event and place it in your child’s folder
Wed, March 21 Spring Pictures - wear your Sunday best
Week of April 3 Safe Environment Lessons - see Mrs. Montie’s update for link
Wed, April 5 11:55 Dismissal - Easter Holiday
Tue, April 11 Classes Resume
Nut Free Classroom:
We are a peanut/tree nut/coconut free classroom. Please continue to read all labels to make sure the food being sent into school does not contain nuts OR has been processed on machinery that processes nuts. Refer to the Safe Food list that was sent home last week when planning snacks, lunches or birthday treats.
Reminders:
Cold Weather - now that the weather is turning colder please remember to dress your child appropriately for the temperature as we do try to go out for recess each day.
Please label all outerwear with your child’s name or initials. This includes sweatshirts, sweaters, jackets, coats, hats, scarves and gloves. Thank you for your cooperation to ensure that your child’s belongings make it back home!
This Weeks Lessons
Fundations
- practice “tapping out” CVC words
- distinguish long and short vowel sounds
Wonders
- read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: “How can you stay safe in bad weather?”
- review High Frequency Words learned thus far
Math
- continue with subtraction
Religion
- St Joseph
- continue preparing our hearts for Easter
Update for Week of March 13, 2023Last week we learned about the life cycle of the praying mantis in STREAM class and are waiting for our mantis egg to hatch!!!
Upcoming Events:
Friday, March 17th NO SCHOOL Faculty Retreat
Monday, March 20 Report Cards available on Option C
Wednesday March 29 Spring Pictures
Nut Free Classroom:
We are a peanut/tree nut/coconut free classroom. Please continue to read all labels to make sure the food being sent into school does not contain nuts OR has been processed on machinery that processes nuts. Refer to the Safe Food list that was sent home last week when planning snacks, lunches or birthday treats.
Reminders:
Cold Weather - now that the weather is turning colder please remember to dress your child appropriately for the temperature as we do try to go out for recess each day.
Please label all outerwear with your child’s name or initials. This includes sweatshirts, sweaters, jackets, coats, hats, scarves and gloves. Thank you for your cooperation to ensure that your child’s belongings make it back home!
This Weeks Lessons
Fundations
- proper letter formation of upper case letters
- practice “tapping out” CVC words
Wonders
- read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: “What happens in different kinds of weather?”
- introduce High Frequency Words “she” and “was”
Math
- continue with subtraction
Religion
- St Patrick
- continue preparing our hearts for Easter
Update for Week of February 13, 20232 Hour Delayed Start Tomorrow - students arrive at 9:45!
Last week we began Black History Month by learning about two black women who were pioneers in their respective fields. Mae Jemison was a doctor, teacher, scientist, and the first black woman in space. Alma Thomas was an art teacher who became a famous artist in her 80’s.
This week we will celebrate Valentine’s Day and the 100th Day of School! We have many fun activities planned for both days! There will be NO Homework!
Upcoming Events - please read carefully!
Tuesday, Feb 14th Valentine’s Day Party - homeroom parents will be in touch with
regard to treats
Card Exchange - 24 students - children may sign their cards but, in order for a smooth exchange, other classmates names are not permitted
Wednesday, Feb 15th 100th Day of School - students come to school dressed as their
100 year old self, more information below
Friday, Feb 17 - 20 No School - Presidents Day Weekend
Classes Resume Tues., Feb 21st
Nut Free Classroom:
We are a peanut/tree nut/coconut free classroom. Please continue to read all labels to make sure the food being sent into school does not contain nuts OR has been processed on machinery that processes nuts. Refer to the Safe Food list that was sent home last week when planning snacks, lunches or birthday treats.
Reminders:
Cold Weather - now that the weather is turning colder please remember to dress your child appropriately for the temperature as we do try to go out for recess each day.
Please label all outerwear with your child’s name or initials. This includes sweatshirts, sweaters, jackets, coats, hats, scarves and gloves. Thank you for your cooperation to ensure that your child’s belongings make it back home!
100th Day of School
We will celebrate our 100th Day of School on Wednesday, February 15th. We have many fun and exciting activities planned that revolve around the number 100.
The children should come to school on the 15th dressed as a 100 year old person. They can wear eyeglasses, suspenders, a shawl, a cane, etc. Anything that would make them look “old”. Have fun with it and be creative!!!
Fly Eagles Fly!
Update for Week of February 6, 2023
We are so grateful to Mrs. Montie, Mrs. Booth and Home and School for organizing so many fun activities for Catholic Schools Week! We can’t hide our Bernie's Pride!
Upcoming Events - please read carefully!
Tuesday, Feb 14th Valentine’s Day Party - homeroom parents will be in touch with
regard to treats
Card Exchange - 24 students - children may sign their cards but, in order for a smooth exchange, other classmates names are not permitted
Wednesday, Feb 15th 100th Day of School - students come to school dressed as their
100 year old self, more information below
Friday, Feb 17 - 20 No School - Presidents Day Weekend
Classes Resume Tues., Feb 21st
100th Day of School
We will celebrate our 100th Day of School on Wednesday, February 15th. We have many fun and exciting activities planned that revolve around the number 100.
The children should come to school on the 15th dressed as a 100 year old person. They can wear eyeglasses, suspenders, a shawl, a cane, etc. Anything that would make them look “old”. Have fun with it and be creative!!!
Nut Free Classroom:
We are a peanut/tree nut/coconut free classroom. Please continue to read all labels to make sure the food being sent into school does not contain nuts OR has been processed on machinery that processes nuts. Refer to the Safe Food list that was sent home last week when planning snacks, lunches or birthday treats.
Reminders:
Cold Weather- now that the weather is turning colder please remember to dress your child appropriately for the temperature as we do try to go out for recess each day.
Please label all outerwear with your child’s name or initials. This includes sweatshirts, sweaters, jackets, coats, hats, scarves and gloves. Thank you for your cooperation to ensure that your child’s belongings make it back home!
This Weeks Lessons
Fundations
- blend and read three-sound short vowel words also called CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words
Wonders
- read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: “What do living things need to grow?”
- practice reading our High Frequency Word “my”
Math
- begin our chapter on addition
Religion
- explore ways that people help others with their hands
- learn ways to serve others as Jesus did
Have a great week!
Update for Week of January 23, 2023
We are preparing for Catholic Schools Week!! Please check Mrs. Montie’s update for information and the special events taking place next week!!
Homework packets will come home on Monday and will be due back to school on Friday, Jan 27th.
Upcoming Events
Jan 27th 11:55 Dismissal Professional Development
Jan 29th Catholic Schools Week Begins - check Mrs. Montie’s updates for information about the special events
Nut Free Classroom:
We are a peanut/tree nut/coconut free classroom. Please continue to read all labels to make sure the food being sent into school does not contain nuts OR has been processed on machinery that processes nuts. Refer to the Safe Food list that was sent home last week when planning snacks, lunches or birthday treats.
Reminders:
Cold Weather- now that the weather is turning colder please remember to dress your child appropriately for the temperature as we do try to go out for recess each day.
Please label all outerwear with your child’s name or initials. This includes sweatshirts, sweaters, jackets, coats, hats, scarves and gloves. Thank you for your cooperation to ensure that your child’s belongings make it back home!
This Weeks Lessons
Fundations
- identify the lowercase letters “z” and “q” the sounds they make and the proper letter formation
Wonders
- read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: “Who are your neighbors?”
- practice reading our High Frequency Word “do”
Math
- continue to compose and decompose numbers to 10
Religion
- learn that everyone has feelings
- Jesus forgives us and we can forgive others
Update for Week of January 16, 2023Our virtue this month is peace! Last week we learned about Martin Luther King Jr. and how he exemplified this virtue through his words and actions.
Homework packets will come home on Tuesday and will be due back to school on Friday, Jan 20th.
Upcoming Events
Jan 16th Martin Luther King Jr Day NO SCHOOL
Jan 27th 11:55 Dismissal Professional Development
Jan 29th Catholic Schools Week Begins - check Mrs. Montie’s updates for information about the special events
Nut Free Classroom:
We are a peanut/tree nut/coconut free classroom. Please continue to read all labels to make sure the food being sent into school does not contain nuts OR has been processed on machinery that processes nuts. Refer to the Safe Food list that was sent home last week when planning snacks, lunches or birthday treats.
Reminders:
Cold Weather- now that the weather is turning colder please remember to dress your child appropriately for the temperature as we do try to go out for recess each day.
Please label all outerwear with your child’s name or initials. This includes sweatshirts, sweaters, jackets, coats, hats, scarves and gloves. Thank you for your cooperation to ensure that your child’s belongings make it back home!
This Weeks Lessons
Fundations
- identify the lowercase letters “y” and “x” the sounds they make and the proper letter formation
Wonders
- read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: “What do people use to do their jobs?”
- practice reading our High Frequency Word “you”
Math
- compose and decompose numbers to 10
Religion
- learn to show love as Jesus did in our Chapter Hearts and Good
Update for Week of January 9, 2023We were very excited to get back to school last week and catch up with our friends!!!! We also had a fun time showing off our favorite Christmas gifts during our special Christmas Show and Tell!! Santa really did a great job this year!!
Homework packets will come home on Monday and will be due back to school on Friday, Jan 12th.
Upcoming Events
Jan 16th Martin Luther King Jr Day NO SCHOOL
Jan 27th 11:55 Dismissal Professional Development
Jan 29th Catholic Schools Week Begins (more info to come)
Nut Free Classroom:
We are a peanut/tree nut/coconut free classroom. Please continue to read all labels to make sure the food being sent into school does not contain nuts OR has been processed on machinery that processes nuts. Refer to the Safe Food list that was sent home last week when planning snacks, lunches or birthday treats.
Reminders:
Cold Weather- now that the weather is turning colder please remember to dress your child appropriately for the temperature as we do try to go out for recess each day.
Please label all outerwear with your child’s name or initials. This includes sweatshirts, sweaters, jackets, coats, hats, scarves and gloves. Thank you for your cooperation to ensure that your child’s belongings make it back home!
This Weeks Lessons
Fundations
- continue to identify the lowercase letters “v” and “w””, the sounds they make and the proper letter formation
Wonders
- read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: “What places do you go to during the week?”
- practice reading our High Frequency Word “go”
Update for Week of January 3rd, 2023Happy New Year!!!!! We hope you had a great and relaxing holiday with your families!!! We are looking forward to seeing everyone and getting back to our routine!!!
Homework My Favorite Christmas Gift Writing Activity/Show and Tell
There will be a writing paper in your child’s folder on Weds, please help them to write about their favorite Christmas gift. They may bring that gift with them on Friday, Jan 6th for a special Christmas Show and Tell.
Upcoming Events
Jan 16th Martin Luther King Jr Day NO SCHOOL
Jan 27th 11:55 Dismissal Professional Development
Jan 29th Catholic Schools Week Begins (more info to come)
Nut Free Classroom:
We are a peanut/tree nut/coconut free classroom. Please continue to read all labels to make sure the food being sent into school does not contain nuts OR has been processed on machinery that processes nuts. Refer to the Safe Food list that was sent home last week when planning snacks, lunches or birthday treats.
Reminders:
Cold Weather- now that the weather is turning colder please remember to dress your child appropriately for the temperature as we do try to go out for recess each day.
Please label all outerwear with your child’s name or initials. This includes sweatshirts, sweaters, jackets, coats, hats, scarves and gloves. Thank you for your cooperation to ensure that your child’s belongings make it back home!
This Weeks Lessons
Fundations
- identify the lowercase letters “v” and “w””, the sounds they make and the proper letter formation
Wonders
- read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: “What places do you go to during the week?”
- introduce the High- Frequency Word “go”
Math
- identify numbers beyond 20
- concentrate on counting to 100 using 10’s
Religion
- the Magi bring gifts to Jesus
- First Friday Mass
Updates for the Week of December 5, 2022No Homework assigned this week!!
Christmas Show Lines:
Please continue to help your child practice their lines for the Christmas Show. The children will recite their lines in small groups for the show. We will practice in school too.
Christmas Show:
Friday, December 16th 10:00 AM O’Brien Hall
Parents and family members are invited to come enjoy our version of the Christmas Story. Please be seated in O’Brien Hall by 10:00.
The children will come to school at our regular 8:00 AM time and will be brought to O’Brien Hall at 10:00. The children should be dressed in “Christmas casual” clothing. Please let us know in advance if you plan to take your child home with you after the show so we may plan accordingly.
Conferences:
I have enjoyed talking with many of you at our conferences. I look forward to speaking with the remaining parents this week!!
Here is the link to the Sign Up Genius.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040C49A5A62FA1F85-conferences3
Classroom Supplies:
We are in need of both tissues and hand sanitizer. Your contributions are greatly appreciated!
Nut Free Classroom:
We are a peanut/tree nut/coconut free classroom. Please continue to read all labels to make sure the food being sent into school does not contain nuts OR has been processed on machinery that processes nuts. Refer to the Safe Food list that was sent home last week when planning snacks, lunches or birthday treats.
Reminders:
Cold Weather- now that the weather is turning colder please remember to dress your child appropriately for the temperature as we do try to go out for recess each day.
Please label all outerwear with your child’s name or initials. This includes sweatshirts, sweaters, jackets, coats, hats, scarves and gloves. Thank you for your cooperation to ensure that your child’s belongings make it back home!
Report Card Skills
Please practice the following:
full name (first and last), address (street number and name), phone number and birthday (month and date)
high frequency words - flashcard sheets will be sent home for word identification practice
* these skills will be assessed orally
Upcoming Events and Important Dates:
Tues, Dec 6 Dress Down Day $2 Donation Red/Green only
Thurs., Dec 8 No School
Fri., Dec 9, No School
Fri., Dec. 16th Christmas Show 10:00 in O’Brien Hall
Fri., Dec. 23rd No School - Christmas Holiday
Wed., Jan. 4th Classes Resume
Last Week in Kindergarten:
We began the holy season of Advent and preparing our hearts for Jesus’ coming on Christmas!!
This Week’s Lessons:
Fundations
- identify the lowercase letters “l” , “h” and “k”, the sounds they make and the proper letter formation
Wonders
- read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: “What are the different sounds we hear?”
- introduce the High- Frequency Word “and”
Math
- continue working with numbers beyond 10
Religion
- continue learning about the holy season of Advent and preparing our hearts for Jesus’ birthday
- celebrate St. Nicholas
Have a great week!
I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving!Updates for the Week of November 28, 2022
Christmas Show Lines:
The lines your child will need to practice will be sent home this week. The children will recite their lines in groups of four for the show. We will practice in school too.
Christmas Show:
Friday, December 16th 10:00 AM O’Brien Hall
Parents and family members are invited to come enjoy our version of the Christmas Story. Please be seated in O’Brien Hall by 10:00.
The children will come to school at our regular 8:00 AM time and will be brought to O’Brien Hall at 10:00. The children should be dressed in “Christmas casual” clothing. Please let us know in advance if you plan to take your child home with you after the show so we may plan accordingly.
Conferences:
Conferences will be held after school from November 28th to December 7th.
Here is the link to the Sign Up Genius.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040C49A5A62FA1F85-conferences3
Classroom Supplies:
We are in need of tissues. If you could send in a box it would be greatly appreciated.
Nut Free Classroom:
We are a peanut/tree nut/coconut free classroom. Please continue to read all labels to make sure the food being sent into school does not contain nuts OR has been processed on machinery that processes nuts. Refer to the Safe Food list that was sent home last week when planning snacks, lunches or birthday treats.
Reminders:
Please label all outerwear with your child’s name or initials. This includes sweatshirts, sweaters, jackets, coats, hats, scarves and gloves. Thank you for your cooperation to ensure that your child’s belongings make it back home!
Report Card Skills
Please practice the following:
full name (first and last), address (street number and name), phone number and birthday (month and date)
high frequency words - flashcard sheets will be sent home for word identification practice
* these skills will be assessed orally
Upcoming Events and Important Dates:
Tues. Nov. 29 Picture Makeup/Retake Day
Thurs., Dec 8 No School
Fri., Dec 9, No School
Fri., Dec. 16th Christmas Show 10:00 in O’Brien Hall
Fri., Dec. 23rd No School - Christmas Holiday
Wed., Jan. 4th Classes Resume
Last Week in Kindergarten:
We attended Thanksgiving Mass with the rest of the school on Wednesday! Kindergarten did a great job!
This Week’s Lessons:
Fundations
- identify the lowercase letters “p” and “j”, the sounds they make and the proper letter formation
Wonders
- read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: “What rules do we follow in different places?”
- introduce the High- Frequency Word “to”
Math
- numbers beyond 10
Religion
- learn that Advent is a time to prepare for the coming of Jesus at Christmas
- a paper Advent wreath will be sent home
Have a great week!
Updates for the Week of November 21, 2022Homework:
There will be NO homework this week.
Christmas Show:
Friday, December 16th 10:00 AM O’Brien Hall
Parents and family members are invited to come enjoy our version of the Christmas Story. Please be seated in O’Brien Hall by 10:00.
The children will come to school at our regular 8:00AM time and will be brought to O’Brien Hall at 10:00. The children should be dressed in “Christmas casual” clothing. Please let us know in advance if you plan to take your child home with you after the show so we may plan accordingly.
Conferences:
Conferences will be held after school from November 28th to December 7th.
Here is the link to the Sign Up Genius.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040C49A5A62FA1F85-conferences3
Classroom Supplies:
We are in need of tissues. If you could send in a box it would be greatly appreciated.
Nut Free Classroom:
We are a peanut/tree nut/coconut free classroom. Please continue to read all labels to make sure the food being sent into school does not contain nuts OR has been processed on machinery that processes nuts. Refer to the Safe Food list that was sent home last week when planning snacks, lunches or birthday treats.
Reminders:
Please label all outerwear with your child’s name or initials. This includes sweatshirts, sweaters, jackets, coats, hats, scarves and gloves. Thank you for your cooperation to ensure that your child’s belongings make it back home!
Report Card Skills
Please practice the following:
full name (first and last), address (street number and name), phone number and birthday (month and date)
high frequency words - flashcard sheets will be sent home for word identification practice
* these skills will be assessed orally
Upcoming Events and Important Dates:
Wednesday, Nov 23 11:55 Dismissal
Thursday, Nov 24 No School Happy Thanksgiving
Friday, Nov 25 No School
Sat, Nov 26 Turkey Trot
Tues. Nov. 29 Picture Makeup/Retake Day
Thurs., Dec 8 No School
Fri., Dec 9, No School
Fri., Dec. 16th Christmas Show 10:00 in O’Brien Hall
Last Week in Kindergarten:
On Wednesday we listened to a presentation from the Upper Darby Fire Department. We learned all about their protective gear and the equipment on the fire truck. We showed our gratitude for their service by giving them a card that we all signed and by saying thank you as a group!
This Week’s Lessons:
Fundations
- review of letters learned
Math
- continue with numbers beyond 10
- ordinal numbers to 10
Religion
- learn that we owe God much gratitude in our lesson, “Thanking is Good”
Thanksgiving Activities
- write about something we are thankful for
- make a Thanksgiving crown
Have a great week!
Updates for the Week of November 14, 2022
Conferences:
Conferences will be held after school from November 28th to December 7th.
Here is the link to the Sign Up Genius.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040C49A5A62FA1F85-conferences3
Nut Free Classroom:
We are a peanut/tree nut/coconut free classroom. Please continue to read all labels to make sure the food being sent into school does not contain nuts OR has been processed on machinery that processes nuts. Refer to the Safe Food list that was sent home last week when planning snacks, lunches or birthday treats.
Reminders:
Please label all outerwear with your child’s name or initials. This includes sweatshirts, sweaters, jackets, coats, hats, scarves and gloves. Thank you for your cooperation to ensure that your child’s belongings make it back home!
Report Card Skills
Please practice the following:
full name (first and last), address (street number and name), phone number and birthday (month and date)
high frequency words - flashcard sheets will be sent home for word identification practice
* these skills will be assessed orally
Upcoming Events and Important Dates:
Wednesday, Nov 23 11:55 Dismissal
Thursday, Nov 24 No School Happy Thanksgiving
Friday, Nov 25 No School
Sat, Nov 26 Turkey Trot
Last Week in Kindergarten:
We learned that Veterans Day is a special time to express our gratitude to those who served our country in the armed forces.
This Week’s Lessons:
Fundations
- identify the lowercase letters “e” and “r”, the sounds they make and the proper letter formation
Wonders
- read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: “What kind of bugs do you know about?”
- review of High- Frequency Words - the, a, see, we, like, can, I
Math
- continue with numbers beyond 10
- ordinal numbers to 10
Religion
- learn that God made each child good and they are a precious gift to him
Have a great week!
Update for the Week of November 1, 2022I hope everyone had a very Happy Halloween!
Scholastic Book Order:
Here is a chance to do some early Christmas Shopping and help our class!
With a $25 order, you can pick a FREE $5 Book (use code: READS).
Class Order Due Date: 11/30/22
Shop Our Class Page: https://orders.scholastic.com/WN6KQ
Shop Digital Flyers for Our Grade with Your Child: https://clubs.scholastic.com/kindergarten
Please share the Class Page link to extended family and friends. All orders also earn FREE Books for our class.
Thank you for your support!
Library Books:
Please return Library books tomorrow as Wednesday is our Library Day!
Towels:
Please return towels by Friday. Thank you for washing them!
Have a great week!
Updates for the Week of October 9, 2022
Nut Free Classroom:
We are a peanut/tree nut/coconut free classroom. Please continue to read all labels to make sure the food being sent into school does not contain nuts OR has been processed on machinery that processes nuts. Refer to the Safe Food list that was sent home last week when planning snacks, lunches or birthday treats.
Reminder:
Please label all outerwear with your child’s name or initials. This includes sweatshirts, sweaters, jackets, coats, hats, scarves and gloves. Thank you for your cooperation to ensure that your child’s belongings make it back home!
Report Card Skills
Please practice the following:
full name (first and last), address (street number and name), phone number and birthday (month and date)
high frequency words - flashcard sheets will be sent home for word identification practice
* these skills will be assessed orally
Upcoming Events and Important Dates
Tuesday, Oct 18th Sr. Pat McCormack Evening Presentation for Parents
Thursday, Oct 20th Picture Day School Uniforms with sneakers
Friday, Oct 28th Halloween Celebration More info to come
Monday, Oct 31st No School Pastor’s Holiday
Tuesday, Nov 1st No School All Saints Day
Last Week in Kindergarten:
We had a special visit from Father John who blessed our beloved pets or favorite animal as we celebrated St Francis of Assisi.We discussed the word concentrate and why it’s important to do your best in school!
Homeroom Parents:
Mrs. Erin Donahue and Mrs. Gretchen Amen
This Week’s Lessons:Fundations
- identify the lowercase letters “n” and “m”, the sounds they make and the proper letter formation
Wonders
- read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: How can we get along with new friends?
- introduce our first High Frequency Word “the”
Math
- continue identifying, counting and comparing numbers from 0-5
Religion
- celebrate St. Francis of Assisi
Have a great week!
Updates for the Week of September 26, 2022Nut Free Classroom:
We are adding coconut to the list of unsafe foods. Please do not send in foods containing coconut nor those that are made in a facility that processes foods with coconut. We find that Entenmann’s little bites tend to contain coconut so please make sure to check the label. Thank you so much for your cooperation in keeping our classroom nut and coconut free!
Reminder:
Please label all outerwear with your child’s name or initials. This includes sweatshirts, sweaters, jackets, coats, hats, scarves and gloves. Thank you for your cooperation to ensure that your child’s belongings make it back home!
Last Week in Kindergarten:
Mrs. Montie visited our class and read us a story!
This Week’s Lessons:
Fundations
- identify the lowercase letters “b” and “f”, the sounds they make and the proper letter formation
Wonders
- read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: Who is in your family?
- introduce our first High Frequency Word “can”
Math
- identifying, counting and comparing numbers from 0-5
Religion
- “Stories Are Good”
- God tells us in the Bible that he loves us.
Have a great week!
Updates for the Week of September 19, 2022Nut Free Classroom:
We are adding coconut to the list of unsafe foods. Please do not send in foods containing coconut nor those that are made in a facility that processes foods with coconut. We find that Entenmann’s little bites tend to contain coconut so please make sure to check labels. Thank you so much for your cooperation in keeping our classroom nut and coconut free!
Beach Towels:
In Kindergarten B we end our day on Fridays with “Towel Time.” The students pick an activity to engage in while sitting on their towels and socializing with each other.
I have placed the towels in large zip lock bags (labeled with each child’s name) to be stored in the classroom. I will send the towels home periodically to be cleaned and returned to school. The children who attend CARES will continue to keep their towels in their backpacks.
This Week’s Lessons:
Fundations
- practice using the proper pencil grip for writing
- identify the lines we will use for letter formation
- identify the lowercase letter “t”, the sound it makes and the proper letter formation
Wonders
- read several literature selections that will answer our Essential Question: How is everyone special?
- introduce our first High Frequency Word “I”
- identify capital letters in proper names
Math
- identify, count and compare numbers from 0-5
Religion
- “Names Are Good”
- Jesus’s name is holy
Upcoming Events:
Saturday, September 24th - 4:30 Welcome Mass/Family Bingo
Weekly Update for September 12, 2022REMINDER: We are a NUT FREE classroom.
We had a great first week in kindergarten getting to know each other and our school routine. The children did a great job and we are looking forward to more fun this week!!!
Some important information and upcoming events:
Thursday, Sept 15 Go Gold Dress Down Day $2
- This is a fundraiser for pediatric cancer. If you would like your child to participate please send in $2, in an envelope with their name on it. The $2 will allow the children to wear play clothes to school that are gold/yellow, and they will receive a cup of lemonade at lunch
Getting To Know You Bags- your child will be bringing home a brown paper bag in their folder with instructions on what to do, please return the bags to school this week, no later than Friday.
Specials Schedule
Monday Computers - Mrs. Marybeth Geller
Tuesday Art - Mrs. Kat Crowner
Wednesday Music - Mrs. Peri Berman
Library - Mrs. Hyde and Parent Assistants
(library books returned)
Thursday Gym - Mrs. Wallace
(Gym uniform and sneakers)
Friday STREAM - Mrs. Piel
Have a great week!!!!!
Welcome to Kindergarten! I looking forward to a great year!
There is a link on the left for Summer Work. Scroll and click 2022 Summer Reqirements then Summer Assignments and then Rising Kindergarners. -
Contact Information/AbsencesSBS Teachers make every effort to check email as their schedule allows, but may not be able to respond until after the school day. I can be reached at [email protected] or by message on ClassDojo.
During the school day you may call the school office at 610-449-5184 and leave a message. I will be sure to return your call as soon as possible.
If your child will be absent, please call the school before 8:30 a.m. at 610-449-5184 and leave a message or email Mrs. Booth in the school office at [email protected] with your child’s name, grade and reason for absence. Please refer to the school Absence Policy for further information.
Upon returning to school please send a note with the date(s) and reason for your child's absence. -
Weekly ScheduleKindergarten B Schedule Outline 2021-2022
7:45- 8:00 Arrival (late passes from office begin at 8:00)/Prayer
8:15 Morning Work
8:30 Morning Meeting, Calendar, Weather
8:45 Math
10:00 Bathroom, Snack, Morning Recess
10:45 ELA
12:00 Bathroom, Lunch, Free Choice, Recess
1:15 Reinforcement Activities, Religion/Social Studies/Science
2:40 Pack Up/Prayer
2:55 Dismissal
Specials
Computers - Monday - Mrs. Marybeth Gellar
Art - Tuesday - Mrs. Kat Crowner
Music - Wednesday -
Library - Wednesday - Mrs. Hyde/Voluteer Assistant
Gym - Thursday - Mrs. Rose Wallace
STREAM - Friday - Mrs. Maria PielPlease see your teacher/instructor if you have any questions about schedules.
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Family Homeroom RepresentativesA Homeroom Representative will be reaching out to you to coordinate events on behalf of the classroom teacher and Home & School Association, as needed, throughout the school year. The Representatives this year are Mrs. Erin Donahue and Mrs. Gretchen Amen.