Mrs. Lear's Kindergarten Class

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Kindergarten

REMINDER: FIELD TRIP is on Friday, Sept 19th.

LEARNING TOPICS - week of Sept 14-19

Listed below is a quick outline of what we are learning in the classroom. On the right side of this page (or below if you are on a phone) click for more details on each topic.

Reading and Writing: CKLA Skills Unit 2. We are still working on writing control. We are breaking down words into sounds (cat = /c/ /a/ /t/).

Math: Savvas Envision Math Unit 2, comparing numbers 0-5. Unit 3: Numbers 6-10

Listen and Learn: CKLA Knowledge Domain 2: Five Senses

Introduction to Writing: We can draw to express our ideas

QUARTER 1 SPECIALS

MONDAY: Technology

TUESDAY: Art

WEDNESDAY: Gym

THURSDAY: Music

FRIDAY: Gym

Note: Wednesday and Friday are our PE / gym days. Please make sure your student is wearing shoes they can run in on those days. Thank you!

TYPICAL DAILY SCHEDULE

DAILY SCHEDULE:

8:25-8:35: morning announcements/Pledge of Allegiance/attendance

8:30-9:00: CKLA Reading

9:00-9:30: morning meeting (and/or intervention time)

9:30-10:00: CKLA Writing Skills

10:00-10:30: Recess

10:30-10:45: phonics review/prep for lunch

10:45-11:15: Lunch

11:15-12:00: Math

12:00 - 12:30: Orton Gillingham Phonics lesson

12:30-1:00: Recess

1:00-1:25: CKLA Listen and Learn

1:25-1:45: Social Studies or Science

1:45: Snack (student brings in from home)

2:00-2:45: Specials

2:45-3:10: 'Power Up' (this varies, either an extension activity from one of the day's lessons, a small group lesson, or free choice centers)

3:10-3:15: Pack up and dismissal

TIPS FOR PARENTS

Establish a Consistent Routine

Create regular schedules for bedtime, meals, and homework. Predictable routines help children feel secure and ready to learn.

Read Together Daily

Reading to your child every day builds vocabulary, improves listening skills, and fosters a love of books—critical foundations for literacy.

Set High Expectations

Parents help set the course of their child's life. When you model a positive attitude and talk to your child about his/her dreams and future plans, your child learns that education and personal goals are worth striving for.

Build Readiness for the Classroom

Teach your child to be independent by practicing everyday tasks like dressing, using the bathroom, and cleaning up. Role-play social skills like sharing and taking turns to help them succeed in group settings and follow classroom routines.

Foster Curiosity and Learning

Engage your child in conversations, explore nature, do puzzles, or play educational games. Visit local libraries and museums.

Early numeracy (math skills like counting, recognizing patterns)

Count everything (toys, steps, snacks), sort (laundry, toys), sing number songs, point out numbers on clocks, in stores, etc.

FUN VIDEOS

Link for some fun learning videos Kindergarten Videos App