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Thursday, September 25, 2014

Information

Reminders:
Tuesday, September 30th Word Study mini-workshop

Sign up for Mystery Reader! We are booked through November. Sign up for a Tuesday in December-June
If you have already signed up we gave you one of the dates that you requested or sent you a note requesting that you choose another date.


Supplies: 
We need the following.  If you can give we would really appreciate it. 
dry erase erasers
Sharpie Markers- Fine point every color
Large Post-It Note Poster Paper
black empty film containers (What are my chances anyone has these?-Fingers crossed)
empty, clean, Styrofoam/paper coffee cups with lids with just one hole in the top (15)
clean corks
8 pairs of adult small cloth gardening gloves
8 dollar store, plastic chip bowls large enough to hold a jumbo bag of chips
ping pong balls(8)
golf balls (8)
8 blind folds that can fit a child's head

Each day we are learning in small group.  We are working on one to one pointing and what to do when we are "stuck" on a word?
-get your mouth ready
-look at the picture
Yes, that is a MONSTER FINGER...



Your child came home with name writing practice today.  Please use this as a guide when working with your child. 


Today we read a story called I Love School.
Prior to reading we activated our schema. We asked ourselves-"What do I already know about school." We also discussed the characters, setting, author, and illustrator as we read.  We learned that setting change in stories.  When we remember a story and tell it in our own words we are retelling.  As you are reading with your child encourage activating schema, discuss the characters, setting, and events.  Ask- "does this remind you of something in your life?" When we make connections, we remember what we read.  Stay tuned for a video of our song! 


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