Good Morning Families!
Please see our remote learning plans for the week below. We are continuing to work on listening closely to words to hear the sounds, this helps us to be better readers and writers! We are also starting to read our books with a smoother voice, this means that we recognize patterns in books and have built up our confidence with the help of our Super Powers! We have been using our picture power, pointer power, sound power and reread powers to help us become better readers. There are even more super powers, ask your child if they can name any of their super powers while reading their book bag books. These powers have also been helpful while we work on making our own pattern books during writing time, especially if we add a twist at the end! In math we are exploring more picture problems and becoming really great mathematicians! We are adding and subtracting with the help of pictures and math tools.
Do you think Punxsutawney Phil will see his shadow today? If he sees his shadow that means six more weeks of winter and if he doesn't see his shadow it means an early spring. It's pretty snowy in Maine today so we'll have to see what Punxsutawney Phil thinks :)
Please have your child check SeeSaw on remote days for morning messages and assignments.The activities below are provided to give your child more “hands-on” practice with kindergarten skills. You can find links to videos by accessing our K blog through the Talbot site (Academics, Kindergarten Page.)
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