Welcome to Kindergarten!
Mrs. Nord and Mrs. Maher
Thank you so much for granting our Amazon wishes!! We love our awesome new stools and new people for the dollhouse! Your generosity is so appreciated. We have the best parents!ππ€
Halloween is fast approaching and our classroom is buzzing with excitement! We have enjoyed the story Room On The Broom and created our own writing and drawings below. We also loved the catchy little song Witches' Brew by Hap Palmer and decided what we would add to our own witches' brew. More pictures of our witches' brew below!
Our First Star Student: Mary DeGiorgi⭐
Did you know that Mary's favorite thing to do is play with her friends or that her one wish is for a unicorn?! We loved learning all about Mary!
Mary visiting 1st grade (and her brother John's class) during her week.
ELA: We continue to practice printing our letters, especially the lowercase letters. We listened to poems and stories both fiction and non-fiction. The letters we covered in FUNdations are b, f, t, m, n, i, u, o, g, a, d, & s (recognizing it, picture, and sound) "b, bat, /b/" and "f, fun, /f/". We practiced identifing the main idea in a story and retelling key details. We are in Unit 2 week 3: Every story has characters. The letter this week is Nn and our sight words are "was, her, & down."
Math: Chapter 4: Numbers 0-10 including comparing sets- more, less, as many as. Working on numbers 1-5, counting order, and ordinals 1st-5th
Religion: We continue to practice making the sign of the cross as well as saying daily prayers. Chapter 6- God made People. The kindergarten loved the First Grade Saints Presentation last Friday. They dressed up as their favorite saint and shared what they have learned about them.
Science and Social Studies: The lifecycle of a pumpkin and group work with pumpkin experiments!
Mary B. lost her 1st tooth at school!π¦·
Religion: We continue to practice making the sign of the cross as well as saying daily prayers. Chapter 6- God made People. The kindergarten loved the First Grade Saints Presentation last Friday. They dressed up as their favorite saint and shared what they have learned about them.
Reminders:π
*Library books are due by Tuesday
*Homework is due by Friday
*Please check and empty your child's folder each night.
*Word Rings "live" in your child's take-home folder. When you are finished practicing the words, please keep them in the folder.
*Gym on Friday
*Friday is the Halloween-a-thon/Parade- All are welcome to come and watch the parade. It will begin at 1:35. Please have your child bring their costume to school in a bag on Friday. They will change later in the day. π»
Please refer to Mrs. Mulvanerty's Halloween Costume Guidelines:
Halloween Costumes
These events are meant to be FUN. To ensure everyone's safety, students must follow the guidelines below:
No Masks or full-face coverings that block vision
No Weapons including swords, guns, knives, scythes
Nothing gory - avoid fake blood and excessively scary images
Must be inclusive - if students are planning a group costume, they must not exclude others
Must be practical - Can you child sit in a chair? Walk? Use the restroom unassisted?
Thank you for your cooperation!
There will be no early dismissals on Friday.









