Mrs. J’s News
May 27th, 2011
Kindergarten Graduation Edition
First off I would like to say THANK YOU parents and K Friends for the most wonderful Kindergarten year. Together your child and I have grown and learned so much from each other! We have shared a lot of smiles, laughs and amazing learning moments!!! I can’t believe how far we have come from the beginning of the school year!!! It has been so wonderful to share this special year with you. It will be hard to say goodbye to my precious little friends, and parents too!!! Without your great support at home, this school year would not have been the great success that it was!
On that note, here are some reflections from the Kindergarten Grads about their favorite Kindergarten Memory…
My favorite part about Kindergarten was…
Grant- Center time.
Tucker- Recess and field trips.
Riston- Playing with trains and going on field trips.
Jordan- Going to recess.
Hailey- The flower art project that we made.
Wyatt- I liked math, subtraction and adding.
Cameren- Playing outside for recess and playing in the classroom.
Alyse- Making art projects.
Kristian- Playing in the kitchen.
Charlie- Center time.
Larissa-
Ava- Center time and making a zebra.
Isaac- Coloring pictures and journal time.
Lydia- Center time and the ABC Book.
Kelsy- Playing outside for recess and having center time.
William- The field trips.
Paige- I liked to go outside for recess and playing dragons with my friends.
Daidre- I liked recess and the song 5 Little Hotdogs.
Caroline- Music class, gym and the Mystery Bag.
Oliver- Gym class.
Megan- I liked to play outside and in the gym. I liked what we learned.
Jaxson- Center time and the ABC Book.
More News on the back…Did you really think I could say goodbye in 1 page J!
Here are a few more of our class favorites…
Favorite Song- Ride That Pony, The Bear Hunt and Peanut Butter
Favorite Book- Anything with Junie B Jones
Favorite Calendar activities- Earning Kindergarten Money and Counting to 100
Favorite Center Activity- Ipod Touches and making ABC art Books
I will be sending home a packet of work for you to use on rainy days this summer. To prepare for a very successful first grade year please do not forget to practice K skills. Use the K report card as a guide to help you create little review times for your child. It’s easiest to maintain those skills by setting aside one or two set days and times a week to quick review site words, numbers and letter sounds. Three months can be a long time to remember something when you are 6! And of course don’t forget to read, read, read every day to your child. Just reading each day can Greatly affect your child’s academic success for years to come.
Have a wonderful summer, best wishes to you as you continue your learning adventure. I will always consider it an honor to have worked with you and your kiddo! Don’t forget to stop by and visit!
Reminders
Before the school year ends please pay all lunch account balances, and return all library books J
Have a great long weekend! We will celebrate with our last day on Wednesday June 1st.
Love, Mrs J