This Week:
Monday, January 14th -School Council / Fundraising Meeting 6:30 PM & Kindergarten Registration Begins for 2019-20 School Year
Tuesday, January 15th - Learning Commons Book Exchange
Wednesday, January 16th -
Thursday, January 17th -
Friday, January 18th - AM Students Attend & Snack Day
Wednesday, January 16th -
Thursday, January 17th -
Friday, January 18th - AM Students Attend & Snack Day
Letter Learning /e/
The letter /e/ has two sounds.
The short vowel sound as in elephant, egg, and elm. The long vowel
sound is easily identified as it clearly says its name, in words such as evil
and eel.
The uppercase E is a fairly easy letter to form.
Start at the top of the page and make a straight line down. Jump
back up to the top and make a short horizontal line. Jump to the middle of the
vertical line and make another short horizontal line. Finally, move to
the bottom of the vertical line and make another short horizontal line.
Writing the lowercase letter /e/ can be tricky.
We begin in the middle of the lower section of the square. Draw a
short line from left to right, then go around like a magic "c".
Often this letter takes a little practice so 5-10 minutes at home 3-4
times a week can be really helpful to develop your child's fine motor skills.
Last Week:
"Look at my letter chart."
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| "I wonder what this line is for? Maybe it is to help us practice our balance." |
"L is for lion."
We learned how to draw a lion.
An artist needs time to practice, and
encouraging words.
Can you follow the steps to draw a lion at home?
Letter scavenger hunt: What letters can I find in my classroom?
Important Dates Coming up:
January 7th - 31st - Gymnastics during Physical Education with Ms. Hennick
Friday, January 25th - PM Students Attend
Friday, February 1st - NO School K-Grade 3
Friday, January 25th - PM Students Attend
Friday, February 1st - NO School K-Grade 3