Kinder Week 10 10/8-10/12


K week 1010/8/201810/9/201810/10/201810/11/201810/12/2018Co-Teacher Notes
Discipleship
Teacher Training - Student Holiday
Obedience Unit Verse: Proverbs 3:1-2 “My son, do not forget my
teaching, but keep my commands in your heart, for they will prolong
your life many years and bring you prosperity.”
BibleShadrach, Meshach and Abednego obey when it is hard. Daniel 3Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego obey when it is hard. Daniel 3Moses obeys but only half way. Numbers 20:2-13.Noah obeys a strange request. Genesis 6:9-7:11
MathEM-A p103-104 and math journalEM-A p105-106EM-A p107 and math journalEM-A p108-109 and shape scavenger hunt worksheet.
Spelling1) Go over yellow phonogram cards and blue key cards.

2)Have your child put the AAS letter tiles in alphabetical order.

3) Dictate 26 phonograms for your child to write
Phonemic awareness activities, alphabetizing, phonogram dictation1) Go over yellow phonogram cards and blue key cards.

2)Have your child put the AAS letter tiles in alphabetical order.

3) Dictate 26 phonograms for your child to write
Review Steps 1-4 as needed, to master 26 phonograms, segmenting, etc
WritingHWT-p40-41c,o,sHWT-p42-43*Lower case instruction begins
ReadingOPG-L27-40 Review, short vowel CVC readersOPG-L27-40 Review, short vowel CVC readersOPG-L27-40 Review, short vowel CVC readersPractice blending and reading CVC words and sentences
HistoryRead The Girl No one Wanted in the Jesus Storybook BibleLittle Pilgrims -  God Keeps His PromiseRead The Forgiving Prince in the Jesus Storybook Bible
GeographyUnited States: Northern States - Due 10/29
Science
Memory WorkQuarter 2 Poem Due 11/28; Timeline Song
Important dates:
Mon 10/8 - No School (Teacher in-service)
Wed 10/10 - NEST meeting
Mon 10/15 - Moms in Prayer 9:00-10:00
Wed 10/17 - Spirit Day!
Wed 10/31 - Historical Dress Up Day!

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We are moving right along in our learning, and I am really enjoying the time with your children! Thank you for working so diligently with your children at home. It shows! I hope you are enjoying the extra family time and play time this school model allows.


On Wed. Oct. 31st  your kindergartener is allowed to dress in costume as a historical figure from our historical  time-period (Creation to Modern time)  Fun! No toy weapons, though. Please make sure it allows for them to easily use the restroom :)


Math 
Objectives: 
1.  To be able to write the numerals 1-10.
2.  To recognize and name solid shapes
3. To be able to identify, describe, and extend simple patterns. (AB, AAB, ABB, AABB, ABC).
4. To be able to recognize and name some of the patterns God created in our world.
  • This week we are working on patterning. Make sure that you provide many hands-on  experiences to recognize, extend, and create patterns using shapes, colors, toys, sounds (clap,clap, splap), etc.
  • There will be a worksheet coming home Wednesday. Please help your child complete it and return it next Monday to share with the class.
  • **Please continue reviewing numbers 1-10. Students should be able to name each number in isolation, quickly and accurately. Please also review names and attributes oflat vs. solid shapes(sphere, cylinder, rectangular prism, cube, cone)
Reading
Objectives: 
1.  To produce all of the sounds of each of the first 26 phonograms.
2. To be able to blend together CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words using short a, e, i, o, and u.
3.  To be able to read sentences with current sight words and CVC words.

  • We are taking this week to review reading short vowel words and sentences before proceeding with our new OPG lessons. Please review lessons 27-40 on Tuesday and on Thursday/Friday.
  • Have your child read past OPG readers for practice along with the WORD FANS that were sent home. The goal is for our students to be able to blend CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words accurately in order to read the word. 
  • IMPORTANT!!! Please expect your child to point to each word as they are reading sentences or their mini-books. This is called "tracking" and it is important when first learning to read.  They can point with their index finger or with a fun "pointer" (popsicle stick, long witch nail, etc) If they are struggling with wanting to guess the word, have them point to each letter in the word and say each sound (then blend it).
Writing 
Objectives: 
1. To be able to hold a pencil using proper pencil grip.
2 To  be able to form all upper case letters properly on handwriting lines. 
3. To be able to form all lower case letters properly on handwriting lines.
4. To be able to write name properly using only 1 capital letter.

  • Remember to continue handwriting practice on lined handwriting paper as well as HWT book.  Here is a link to some handwriting paper if you don't already some on hand.
  • We begin lower case instruction this week!
Spelling
Objectives: 
1. To be able to write the correct phonogram when given the phonogram sounds.
2  To be able to segment 2 and 3 sound words.
3.  To be able to blend sounds together to figure out the given word.

  • We will pick up with AAS step 5 the last week of October. For now, continue to review steps 1-4. Every daily lesson should include review of phonograms (yellow cards) and key cards (blue cards).
History 
Objectives: 
1. To be able to point to and say the northern states of the US on a map.
2. To be able to describe key events in the Bible and to learn from them.

  • We will be discovering more about Moses this week!
    Geography
    Objectives: 
    1. To be able to point to and say the northern states of the US on a map.
    2. To begin learning to draw the world map by drawing a compass rose, equator, and prime meridian.

    • We are beginning to experiment with "Blobbing" at school. Here is a short video you can watch if you would like to know more about the first step of blobbing that we will be attempting this week.
    •  Due 10/29. The Northern border of the United States.  Students will be required to sing the names of the States only. However, we will be pointing at them on the US map at school and you are welcome to print the map and do so as well. Here is a link to the geography songs and maps.

    Memory Work

    • Continue reviewing Timeline song
    • Hymn of Joy will be introduced this week. You can find this poem in your child's blue folder or on the blog under "Curriculum/Poetry".  We will be reciting this poem in song form.  Here is a link to the song.  We will only be doing the first stanza.   This poem will be assessed on 11/28.