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Kindergarte Rm 105
Instructor: Birrell, K.Students in Kindergarten strive to be good students by following the 3 B'sBe Respectful
Be Responsible
Be Safe
Announcements
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March News
Here’s a peek at what’s been happening and what’s ahead in Room 105… Phonics/Fundations: Students will continue to blend and read three-sound words. We will change the initial, medial and final sounds to create new words. Your child will learn how to segment and spell these words. We’ll use the strategy of tapping out sounds in a word and write the letters corresponding to each tap in order to spell the word. Please check folders every Monday for home support activities. These will include high frequency words “Trick Words” that your child should be able to read fluently. These words are not tapped out. English Language Arts: Learning About Informational Text Structure With prompting and support answer questions about key details in a text. Identify the main topic and retell key details of a text. Ask and answer questions about unknown words in a text. Ways to support Reading at home: Continue to read to/with your child nightly! Ask your child to answer what’s the main idea and some details about the books you’ve read and encourage them to answer with a full sentence Please have your child practice reading the K words attached to the newsletter. Writing: Listening to and discuss good writing Learning where good writers get ideas and how they provide details to engage the reader. Adding more detail to their writing – extending beyond one sentence Starting all sentences with a capital letter and ending with punctuation Stretching out the words and writing down the sounds that they hear or using known trick words Math: Continuing the counting sequence to 100, backwards from 30, counting forward and backwards from any given number, and naming the number before or after Writing and representing numerals 0–20 – big focus on those teen numbers Understanding that the last number said in a count represents the total quantity Counting object in multiple configurations/arrangements to answer “How
Discussion Topics
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Quarter 1 "I Can" Objectives
Posted by Kelly Birrell on 8/31/2016 1:26:09 PM
Reading Standards for Literature:
Key Ideas and Details Fiction:
I can answer questions about what was read. K.RL.1
I can name the characters, settings, and events in a story. K.RL.3
I can take part in group reading activities. K.RL.10
Reading Standards for Informational Text:
Key Ideas and Details Nonfiction:
I can answer questions about what I read. K.RI.1
I can answer questions about words I do not know in a story. K.RI.4
I can name the parts of a book (front cover, back cover, and title page) K.RI.5
Foundational Skills
Print Concepts:
I can tell how a book is organized. K.RF.1- I can follow words from left to right, top to bottom, and page by page.
- I know that written words represent spoken words.
- I can recognize and name all upper-and lowercase letters of the alphabet.
Phonological Awareness:
I can use words, syllables, and sounds. K.RF.2- I can recognize rhyming words.
- I can count syllables in spoken words.
Writing:
I can use pictures and words to tell about the events in a story. K.W.3
I can tell the events in order.
I can tell how the story made me feel
I can use what I know or learn to answer questions. K.W.8
Speaking and Listening:
Comprehension and Collaboration:
I can take part in group talks about topics and stories. K.SL.1- I can listen to and share with others.
Language Standards:
I can understand relationships between words and their meanings. K.L.5- I can sort objects into groups.
Math:
Counting and Cardinality:
I can count forward up to 20 K.CC.1
I can write numerals 0-5 K.CC.3
I can use a number to tell how many. K.CC.4
I can count objects one by one and say the number names in order. K.CC.4a
I can count to tell how many (line, circle, arrays and scattered arrangements). K.CC.5
Geometry:
I can find shapes around me and describe where they are located. K.G.1
I can correctly name shapes (squares, circles, triangles, rectangles, hexagons, cubes, cones, cylinders, and spheres) regardless of their orientation and size. K.G.2
I can identify shapes as 2-D (flat) or 3-D (solid). K.G.3
Measurement and Data:
I can describe an object’s length and/or weight. K.MD.1
I can use words to compare two objects. K.MD.2
I can sort and count objects into groups. K.MD.3
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Schedule
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Recess: 12:05-12:30
Lunch 12:30-12:50
Room 105 Specials
Monday: Art (Mrs Riley) & FLESS
Tuesday: Library (Mrs. Doyle)
Wednesday: P.E. (Mr. Serra)
Thursday: P.E. (Mr. Serra)
Friday: Music (Mrs. Wagner)
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