8-29 to 9-2 Kindergarten HW

Kinder 48/29/20168/30/20168/31/20169/1/20169/2/2016Co-Teacher Notes
DiscipleshipLove (Mercy) + Proverbs 3:1-2
MathEM-A 45-47EM-A p48-49EM-A p50-52EM-A p53-54Review numbers 1-5No Math Buddies
ReadingOPG-L34OPG-L35OPG-L36OPG-L36OPG-L36Review reading short a, short e, and short i words
CompositionHW-ACB-p13, letters M, WHW- KCB-p13, letters A, K, review
Oral Narration
Grammar





SpellingAAS-Step 4AAS-Step 4 p29-31AAS-Step 4AAS-Step 4 p29-31
To teach initial phonograms in place of first 26 lessons in OPG
HistoryLittle Pilgrims - p8-13 The Beginning of History
Little Pilgrims - p8-13 The Beginning of History

Focus: Creation & Adam and Eve
ScienceInsects
InsectsInsect Observation Worksheet
Insects
GeographyGreenland and Canada Due 9/21, Continents and Oceans due 12/5
Memory WorkQuarter 1 Poem Due 10/3
Important Dates: 
8/29: 6:00-7:00 p.m. Parent Open House
8/31: Pizza Day!
9/5: Labor Day (no school)

We are having so much fun getting into a learning routine with your little ones! We have jumped right into our curriculum and are really enjoying seeing the kids learn. We hope to see you at Open House on Monday!

Math :
  • Please make oral counting part of your daily routine. This can easily be done on your car ride to school!
  • Numbers 0-10 may seem like an easy skill, but in class, we are using tools such as a ten frame, number line, rekenrek, and subitizing cards to really solidify the understanding of these numbers. We want our students to have a very strong number sense. We encourage you to use these tools at home as well.  You can find them here:  https://fortisacademy.wordpress.com/singapore-math/
  • Story problems are another great tool you can add on to your math lessons. We do them daily at school. Give your child manipulatives and the different math tools mentioned above, along with paper and pencil. Let them choose how they would like to solve the problem. After they come up with an answer, have them explain to you how they came up with it. 
Examples:  
 I see 4 bees and 3 ladybugs in the garden. How many insects do I see? 
 Johnny had 7 apples. He gave 2 to his brother. How many are left?
 Sally had some cookies. Her friend gave her 3 more. Now she has 7 cookies. How many                      cookies did she have to start with?
 There were 6 crickets. Some hopped away. Now there are 3 left. How many crickets                             hopped away?
  Sarah baked 3 pies. She used 2 apples to make each pie. How many total apples did she                       use?     
    Reading:
    • Remember to review the words from previous lessons (short a and short e words) 
    Composition: (see table above)

    Spelling :
    • Review phonogram and key cards.
    • Continue to review the first 3 lessons if student is still needing practice with these pre-reading skills.
    History :
    • We will be discussing Adam and Eve after we wrap up the study of Creation.
    • Here is a link to the Creation song:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aoehyq6X650

    Geography: 
    • Continents and Oceans  will be assessed on December 5th.  Use the map (in green folders) and song on the blog for practice: http://fortisacademy.wordpress.com/curriculum/geography/.  Students will be asked to point to each continent and ocean as they sing they song.
    Science:
    • THURSDAY/FRIDAY: Worksheet: Insect Observation - Please return in green folder on Monday.  
    • We continue to study identification of insects. Next week we will begin the life cycle of a butterfly if you are interested in supplementing at home!

    Memory Work - (see table above)