Dear Parents,
This week we will begin learning about color gray. We
will be working on color gray activities. The vocabulary words we are going to
be focusing on are: rock, mouse, elephant, koala, wolf, hippo.
If you have any items at home that are color gray, send them over
with your child and we will be discussing them in class, we will display them
on a table and we will return them back on Friday. The kids get excited to
bring things from home.
On Friday the students will have ¨Gray dress day¨ Please have
your child wear a gray piece of clothing. Please help us to envolve your child a bit more into the activities of the class, I will appreciate it.
Some of the stories that we
will be reading this week are:
Our Nursery Rhyme this week
is: “One elephant went out to play”
I am attaching you the link
of the video of this song we will be learning throughout the week. We will
learn two versions of this nursery rhyme. Just a little tip to have fun at home
listening and acting out our song.
In
Science we will continue talking about plants (living and non-living things). Kids will learn the differences of each one making examples. So this coming week children will get the chance to make a short presentation in class, in which they´ll bring to school on Thursday a small living and non-living thing to show it in the class. the living things they could bring are: a turtle, a fish, a plant, a hamster, etc.. it should be something easy to hold for them.
Some of the
vocabulary words we will be focusing are: pumpkin, leaves, plants, stem, water, sun, and seed. Showing the things they need to live, telling also the difference between a non-living thing.
If you
have any books or posters, or any other material that you would like to share
with us it would be greatly appreciated.
For Thanksgiving
we would like to make many activities with pumpkins, such as carving a pumpkin,
playing man games with pumpkin seed, have the opportunity to taste pumpkin pie,
and much more. I would really appreciate, if you can find a pumpkin and donate
it to our class and have some more fun with this particular food. Thank you for
your involvement.
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