October 21-25

Monday, October 21 Hat Day PUT A LID ON DRUGS Literacy Word Work:  I, see Read Aloud:  Jonathan and His Mommy Skill:  Characters and Setting Phonemic Awareness:  blending onsets and rimes “Baa, Baa Blacksheep” Vocabulary:  Ways of Moving Math  Sound and Movement Patterns Independent Activity:  Practice 2-5	Tuesday, October 22 Ugly Tie Day TIE DOWN DRUGS Literacy Word Work:  I, see,my Read Aloud: Tortillas and Lullabies Skill:  Characters and Setting Phonemic Awareness:  blending onsets and rimes with picture cards Vocabulary:  People in a Famiy Math What Color Comes Next? Independent Practice: Enrichment 2-6
Wednesday, October 23 Boots Day BOOT OUT DRUGS Literacy Word Work:  I, see Read Aloud:  Families Skill:  Evaluate real and make believe Phonemic Awareness:  blending onsets and rimes with Pat, Pat, Clap game Math  Shape Patterns Independent Work:  Practice 2-7	Thursday, October 24    Socks on outside of pants/wild socks day  SOCK IT TO DRUGS Literacy Word Work:  I, see, my Read Aloud: Goldilocks and the Three Bears Skill:  Drawing Conclusions Phonemic Awareness:  blending onsets and rimes “Little Arabella Stiller” Vocabulary:  clothing items Math  Same pattern/Different pattern Independent Work:  Practice 2-8
Friday, October 25 WEAR RED DAY Literacy Word Work:  I, see, my, like Read Aloud: Shoes From Grandpa Skill:  Drawing Conclusions Phonemic Awareness:  blending onsets and rimes Vocabulary:  summer clothes/winter clothes Math  Look for a Pattern Independent Work:  Practice 2-9	Notes from the Teacher: *If you have not done so yet, please send $2 for parties.  The money is used to buy supplies for our 3 parties. *Skills we are working on:  Counting and number recognition 0-10, upper/lower letter recognition, writing our first names, and simple graphs. *A Friendly Reminder to:  Check Take Home folders nightly and Return to School. J *Please remember to turn in your coupon for a FREE book at the Talbot Belmond Public Library *With the cooler temperatures, please make sure your child has warm outside clothing at school daily.  Mrs. Jenison, Miss Maas and Ms. Markwardt