November 27, 2019

Nov 18-22: *This week we focused on the nursery rhyme “Humpty Dumpty”! Humpty Dumpty came to visit our classroom, but unfortunately, he fell and cracked open. But don’t worry, he was taken to the Egg Hospital and is recovering nicely Our students retold the nursery rhyme using characters, played a letter-egg game, sorted plastic eggs by color, dug for eggs in the sand table, etc. *Math Fun: We focused on constructing sets and identifying the new number created. *Phonological Awareness: We focused on rhyming words

Nov 25-27: *This week, we focused on learning about what being thankful means. We read different Thanksgiving books, learned new food vocabulary words, researched Pilgrims on the computer, and drew pictures of things they were thankful for. We hope you all have a safe and relaxing Thanksgiving Break!

Room 149 Newsletter Early Learning Center I will be safe.

I will be kind.

I will do my job, So I am ready to learn!

*Math Fun: We focused on constructing sets and identifying the new number created. *Phonological Awareness: We focused on rhyming words

Upcoming Dates: Nov 25-Dec 6: BBSS Targeted Skill-

Kindness

Thurs & Fri, Nov 28 & 29: No School

(Thanksgiving Break)

Fri, Dec 6: Family Fun Friday

Mon-Fri, Dec 9-13:

Scholastic Book Fair

Tues, Nov 10: Lincoln Memorial

Gardens puppet show

Fri, Dec 20: 2:30p dismissal

Mon-Wed, Dec 23-Jan 1: No School (Winter break)

Extra News:*Self-Help Skills: Now that the weather is cooler, we need your help teaching your child how to put on and zip his/her jacket! All children should be in a winter coat, mittens, and a hat at school. If you need extra warm clothes for your child, let me know!

*Library Books Make sure to send library books back to school every week. Thanks!

*Thanksgiving Conversations: Remember, helping your child learn doesn’t have to cost you a thing! One of the

best things you can do for your child is to have conversations with him about all types of activities. With Thanksgiving taking place this week, make sure to talk to your child about the things you are thankful for, the different traditions your family participates in, and all the delicious food at the table. Happy Talking!