Kinder Week 23 (T/TH)

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Important Dates:
Today:  If you have not already registered for next year, please do so as soon as possible as spots are filling quickly and registration is open to new families starting this week.  You should have received an email with instructions.  Please let Dr. Brannan know if you are having problems getting registered. 
2/15 - Valentines Day Celebration (notice that the date has changed)
2/15 - Moms in Prayer 9-10
2/22 - No School - Teacher Training Day
2/24 - Spirit Day/DOGS/Pizza Day
2/29 - Moms in Prayer 9-10


We hope everyone has a wonderful Valentine's Day! Thank you so much to everyone of the sweet parents who will be providing Valentine snacks for us this week.  We have a busy week ahead, filled with new learning and fun. We are enjoying your sweeties!


Math 
Objectives:
1.  To understand simple addition problems and relate addition equations to number bonds.
2.  To understand simple subtraction problems.
3.  To understand subtraction as whole minus a part.
  • We begin introduction to subtraction this week. We are emphasizing the fact that the minus sign really means "take away". 
  • Remember that the hands-on (concrete) portion of the lesson is the most important. If your child is struggling with the paper portion (the abstract), go back to concrete. It is important to stay in the concrete phase as long as they need to.
Reading
Objectives:
1.  To begin reading and accurately blending words and sentences that contain three consonant blends (scr, str, spl, spr)

  • Please make sure to go over each OPG reading lesson, including reviews, daily. Consistency and repetition is key, for creating beautiful, competent readers!
  • Please follow up each lesson and mini book review, by having your child read to you, a book at their appropriate level. This should be done at a separate time of the day from their OPG lesson. 
These are some of the phonetic readers that I have been pulling from and would provide additional practice for your student if you would like to have them at home to practice :  All About Reading "Run, Bug Run" reader/ "The Runt Pig" reader/ "Cobweb The Cat" reader.  

Writing 
Objectives:
1. To be able to form all upper case letters properly on handwriting lines.
2. To be able to form all lower case letters properly on handwriting lines.
3. To be able to  write first and last name properly on handwriting lines.
4. To be able to accurately copy a sentence (using handwriting lines) correctly.

  • Keep monitoring proper pencil grip and correct letter formation (typically top to bottom/left to right)
Spelling
1.  To be able to write words with th, sh, and ch from dictation
2.  To be able to write words with final blends accurately from dication.
3.  To be able to write simple phrases and sentences from dictation.

  • This week we begin writing words with blends. If your child is struggling to write the words correctly, or leaving out a consonant, refer them back to the oral segmenting of the word with the chips. This way they can make sure they are accounting for every letter in the word.
  • ****Some students are still having difficulty differentiating SH, TH, CH when spelling words. Please continue to practice this!  Please also make sure that your child is not adding the "uh" sound to the end of any of these phonograms.
  • Please make sure to have your student do their work in Spelling Journal and send to school.
History 
Objectives:
1. To be able to describe key events in the Bible and to learn from them.
2.  To see God's hand in every event.

  •  Song for the semester:  The Star-Spangled Banner http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vPKp29Luryc
Science
Objectives:
1. To help students see that air takes up space and has weight.

    Geography
    Objectives:
    1.  To be able to sing the names of the middle states of the US.
    2. To begin learning to draw the world map.
    • Click here for the Geography songs for the year.
    •  Middle States of the US song will be assessed next Monday!
    Memory Work
    Objectives:

    1. To memorize "true, good, and beautiful" pieces and recite to the class.

    • Please take a few minutes each homeschool day to review memory work! (Poem and Geography song) 
    K week 232/14/20222/15/20222/16/20222/17/20222/18/2022Co-Teacher Notes
    DiscipleshipCompassion: Helping those who are hurting. Romans 12:15 Rejoice with those rejoice, weep with those you weep.
    Read AloudRead aloud or audio book for at least 20 minutesRead aloud or audio book for at least 20 minutesRead aloud or audio book for at least 20 minutes
    BibleDiscuss: The Friend of Little ChildrenRead Aloud: The man who didn't have any friends from JSB.Discuss: The man who didn't have any friends.Read Aloud: Running Away from JSB.
    MathEM-B P63-64EM-B p65-67EM-B p68-69 and math journal Day 5EM-B p70-71EM-B p72 and math journal Day 6
    SpellingAAS-Step 14AAS-Step 14 p69-71"Spell on Paper" and "Dictate Phrases" in spelling journal to return tomorrow.AAS-Step 14AAS-Step 15 p73 "Spell with Tiles"
    WritingMake a Valentine for each child in your class.Oral Narration and CopyworkCB pgs 32-33Oral Narration and CopyworkCB pgs 34-35
    ReadingReview OPG-L61 and 62 as neededOPG-L63OPG-L63 and 15 minutes from a leveled readerOPG-L64OPG-L64 and 15 minutes from a leveled reader
    HistoryLittle PilgrimsValentine Exchange on Tuesday
    GeographyMiddle States - Due 2/24
    ScienceLesson 7: What is Air?
    Memory WorkAll Things Bright and Beautiful Due 2/24