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Kindergarten Scholars
Birthdays
Willie 2/6 (Cashin)
Mustapha 2/14 (Kuecker) Isaac 2/15 (Kuecker)
Levelle 2/21 (Braun) Owen 2/12 (Wocelka)
Dyllon 2/17 (Wocelka)
Learning links - What we’re doing these weeks
Reading Writing Phonics Math Science /
Social Studies
We are reading the -We are focusing We are learning We will continue our We are learning in
texts: on writing basics these words: want, work with shapes, two different
-The Snowy Day such as spaces, do, with, down, describing their content areas:
writing a word to said, play attributes and science and social
Skills: represent an idea, comparing them to studies.
-Tell what the story and making our Letter sounds one another.
is mostly about. pictures match /d/, /o/, /l/, Science: Animals or
-Infer using our words /r/. We will also be Wood and Paper.
pictures. -We are spending working on counting
-talk about how the time thinking Previous words: “five and some more” Social studies: What
author uses the about our writing the, see, a, I, on, using nickels and it means to be a
text to help tell the and planning it happy, my, is, cat, pennies. We will play citizen and how to
story before beginning look, and, very, big, a game that will help make our
to write little, we, this, can, us think about community stronger
here, like, are, to, graphing and by being an activist
put, you, come probability. and the 13 Black
Lives Matter
Previous letter Principles.
sounds: /a/, /t/,
/m/, /s/, /f/,
/p/, /i/, /n/.
Home connections
13 Black Lives Matter Principles 1. Restorative Justice - commitment to build a beloved and loving
community
2. Empathy
3. Loving Engagement - the commitment to practice justice,
liberation and peace
4. Diversity
5. Globalism
6. Transgender Affirming
7. Queer Affirming
8. Collective Value
9. Intergenerational - space free from ageism where we can learn
from each other
10. Black Families - creates a space that is family friendly
11. Black Villages - disruption of nuclear family dynamics and
returns to a “collective village” that takes care of each other
12. Black Women
13. Unapologetically Black - affirmation that Black Lives Matter
Literacy connections: When you read with your Scholar, be sure to use the pictures to help
figure out unknown words. In addition to using pictures, ask your scholar to double check
that the letters/sounds in the word match what they are reading. You can also ask, “does
this make sense?”
Math connections: Ask your Scholar to count some nickels and pennies with you as you
put them into your piggy bank! Start with the nickel and say “5” and then count on using
the pennies (ie. “5...6, 7, 8, 9!).
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