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    This weekly summary from a child's kindergarten class discusses their lessons in literacy, math, and other topics. In literacy, they are learning the sounds "er" and "ar" and adding details to sentences. In math, they are assessing addition up to 10, addition vocabulary, and writing number sentences. It also provides information on library books due, an upcoming field trip, and encouraging children to wear Kuwaiti dress for a celebration of national holidays.

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    This weekly summary from a child's kindergarten class discusses their lessons in literacy, math, and other topics. In literacy, they are learning the sounds "er" and "ar" and adding details to sentences. In math, they are assessing addition up to 10, addition vocabulary, and writing number sentences. It also provides information on library books due, an upcoming field trip, and encouraging children to wear Kuwaiti dress for a celebration of national holidays.

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    This Week 17 Feb

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    This weekly summary from a child's kindergarten class discusses their lessons in literacy, math, and other topics. In literacy, they are learning the sounds "er" and "ar" and adding details to sentences. In math, they are assessing addition up to 10, addition vocabulary, and writing number sentences. It also provides information on library books due, an upcoming field trip, and encouraging children to wear Kuwaiti dress for a celebration of national holidays.

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    Dawn s s i M ith KG2 w

    For the week of:

    This Week...
    Literacy

    introducing sounds er (car) and ar(her) continuation of characters and setting in a story, author and illustrator, and adding details to sentences assessment of all sight words : all words from a through like What You Can Do to Help Your Child Practice reading all of the sight words. Practice using them in sentences, finding them in books, etc. Practice writing simple sentences about an illustration or a photo your child likes, and try to add details. (ex. I see an apple. I see a big, red apple.) Dont forget to use a capital letter, finger spaces, and a period when writing a sentence!

    February 17, 2013

    Sight Words

    make no

    General News

    Math

    assessment of addition up to the sum of 10 assessment of addition vocabulary: addend, plus, equal, sum assessment of writing number sentences to match pictures (ex. + = 4 + 2 = 6) assessment of numbers 10-20 assessment of position words: outside, inside, center, corner, left, right What You Can Do to Help Your Child Practice writing numbers sentences and reading them aloud to identify vocabulary. Practice understanding the value of numbers 10-20. Count out groups of object that have the same value as the number. Which numbers are greater? Which numbers are less?

    Library books are due on Day 2, February 19th. We will have a field trip on Wednesday, February 20th. Please send in the permission slip and KD1.500 by Tuesday! Thursday will be our celebration of Kuwaits National and Liberation Holidays! Your child is encouraged to wear the Kuwaiti national dress, costume, and/ or colors! A new list of Jolly Phonics Word Box words is in todays folder. If you returned your book last week, a new take home book was sent home today. Please return it on Thursday!

    Unit of Inquiry

    assessment of our unit: How We Organize Ourselves What You Can Do to Help Your Child

    Continue to discuss the sources of the food you eat and how they get to your home. Encourage your child to make healthy choices when choosing his/her own food to eat or pack for lunch.

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