Class Activites

 Photos from Halloween and Christmas festivities.

Dec. 14th - Dec. 18th, 2020

Dear Parents;

I will like to remind you and your family members that pickup is at 3:00 p.m.  If the child is being picked up by an individual not already listed in the emergency card, parents must call the office with the name and the individual must present identification. Also, on December 18th there will be an early dismissal at 2:00 PM. Christmas Recess will begin on Dec. 21st and we will resume on Jan. 4th.

On December 17th the children will be singing performing at Lessons and Carols. This will be recorded for the parents to view, I will give you more details when get more information .The girls must wear a red dress, boy must wear black pants and green sweater, turtle neck, or green shirt. And I'm  asking for $5 ,and a bag of chocolate candy for the party. Also, I would like to  wish your your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Reminders:

We need paper towel, and Lisol wipes, or Clorox wipes

Homework only the marked pages.

Dress Upon Thursday and Friday

Check your child's cubby for their extra clothing.

We are asking for $5 for the Christmas Party, and a bag of chocolate.

No uniform on Thursday or Friday 

Friday Dec. 22nd, there will an early dismissal @ 2:00 PM.

Recess will begin on Dec. 21st. and we will resume on Jan, 4th.

Lessons of the Week:

Religion: The Greatest Story; The Nativity

Reading: Same/different, comparing sizes, sequence of events, and identifying rhyming words

Math: Identify circle, square, triangle, rectangle , and their attribute.

Science: How animals move, and animal's home

Story Time: Humphrey's First Christmas, The very First Christmas.

Lessons of the Week: Please click here

December 7, 2020

 Dear Parents;

I will like to remind you and your family members that pickup is at 3:00 p.m.  If the child is being picked up by an individual not already listed in the emergency card, parents must call the office with the name and the individual must present identification. 

Also, I would like to remind parents that there will be an Early Dismissal on Monday Dec. 7th @ 12:00 PM.

On December 18th the children will be singing performing in church for Lessons an Carols at 8:30 AM. The girls must wear a red dress, boy must wear black pants and green sweater, turtle neck, or green shirt.

Homework only the marked pages.

Dress down on Fridays and bring a dollar.

Check your child's cubby for their extra clothing.

We are asking for $5 for the Christmas Party.


Lessons of the Week:

Religion: St. Nicholas, and Christmas

Reading: Parts of a whole; position top, middle, bottom; locate pictures; classification; recall details (The Gingerbread Man); identify uppercase and lowercase letters A a - G g; identify rhyming words.

Math: identify groups with one more , and one fewer.

Science: How animals move.

Story Time: Humphrey's First Christmas; Room for a Little One.

Lessons of the Week:  Please click here

Sincerely, Mrs. Fundora

Nov. 30th - Dec. 4th, 2020

 Dear Parents;

I hope you and your family had a wonderful and restful Thanksgiving. We hope to see you back on Monday, and please follow the Heath Dept. guideline.

I will like to remind you and your family members that pickup is at 3:00 p.m.  If the child is being picked up by an individual not already listed in the emergency card, parents must call the office with the name and the individual must present identification. 

Reminders:

Dress down on Fridays and bring a dollar.

Check your child's cubby for their extra clothing.

We need baby wipes, paper towel, and Clorox wipes.

Homework only the marked pages.

Read to your child every day and ask: Who are the characters: What was the problem? How was the problem solved? What would you have done differently? What did you learned from the story?

Lessons of the Week:

Religion: Advent; God's Creation

Reading: Writing G g, rhyming games; listen and respond to the read aloud "The elves and the Shoemaker"; understand parts of a whole; understand picture details; identify picture details; recognize word boundaries.

Math: Identify numbers 1-10; identify groups of 9 - 10 objects; make groups of 9 - 10 objects.

Science: Weather; seasons

Story Time: Hibernation Station; The Elves and the Shoemaker.

Poetry: Animal Homes

Lessons of the Week:   Please click here

Sincerely, Mrs. Fundora

Nov. 20 - Nov. 26, 2020

 Dear Parents,

As we celebrate the month of Gratitude for all the blessings that we have received, I would like to wish you and your family a very happy Thanksgiving Day.

Also, I would like to remind you that we will have an early dismissal on Wednesday Nov. 22nd. The children will be dismiss at 2:00 PM.

Dress-up for  Thanksgiving  party on Wednesday.

We are asking the parents for $5 for the Thanksgiving party.

Make sure to check with me about your  child extra clothing.

Updated Immunizations are up to date.

Check OLQM School Blog  for all the school information.

Early dismissal on Wend. Nov. 25

School closed on Thanksgiving Day, and on Friday Nov. 27th.

Lessons of the Week:

Religion: Thanksgiving

Reading: Rhymes; identify D d; E e; and F f.

Math: Identify numbers from 1-10; identify groups of up to 8 objects; make groups of 8 objects.

Story Time: Reviewing the story "Trouble Turkey".

Lessons of the Week:  Please click here

Sincerely,

Mrs. Fundora

School will b

Nov. 16th - Nov. 20th, 2020

I would like to remind the parent that on Nov. 18th there will be a Micky Mouse Dress Up. A winner will be selected in each class. 

Also, please check to see if your child has extra clothe in your child's cubby that is appropriate for the weather. Some of the children do not have extra clothing that is appropriate for the fall.

Reminders:

• Mickey Mouse Dress Up Day Contest on  Nov. 18   
• Dress Down on Fridays, please bring a dollar.
• Have your child work on the skills we discussed on Parent Teacher Conference.
• Immunization must be to date.

Lessons of the Week:

Religion: God's Gift of People

Reading: Identifying uppercase E and lowercase e; initial sound /e/ forming E and e; letter sound correspondences,  identifying uppercase F and lowercase f; initial sound /f/ forming F and f; letter sound correspondences, food we get from the farms.

Math: Identify numbers from 1- 10; Counting forwards from 1-10 and backwards fro 10 to 1, identifying the number 7,  making groups of up to 7 objects; forming number  and writing 7

Science: Weather: Identify weather of the day, and record weather.

Social Studies: Farms: Food we get from the farms.

Lessons of the Week:  Please click here

Sincerely,

Mrs. Fundora

Nov. 9th - Nov. 13, 2020

Dear Parents,

I would like to remind the parent that teacher Conferences will be on Friday November 13, 2020 from 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM via Zoom. There will be an early dismissal at 12:00 noon. Check Smart Tuition balance before Zoom Meeting. Please, email me to let me know what is the best time for you.

Also, please check to see if your child has extra clothe in your child's cubby that is appropriate for the weather. Some of the children do not have extra clothing that is appropriate for the fall.

Reminders:

Parent Teacher Zoom Meeting on Friday Nov. 13th from 1:00 to 6:00. There will be an Early Dismissal at 11:00 noon.

School Closed on Nov. 11th, (Veterans Day)

Mickey Mouse Dress Up Day Contest on  Nov. 18   

Lessons of the Week:

Religion: The Good Shepherd, God's Creation

Reading: Identifying uppercase D and lowercase d; initial sound /d/ forming D and d; letter sound correspondences, farm animals, same/different

Math: Identify numbers from 1- 10; making groups of up to six objects; counting forwards from 1 - 10 and backwards from to 10 to 1; Forming number  and writing 6

Science: Weather

Social Studies: Farms

Story Time:  Clack, Moo Cows that Type, The Little Red Hen

Lessons of the Week:  Please click here

Nov. 2nd-Nov. 6th, 2020

 Dear Parents;

I would like to remind the parent that teacher Zoom Conference will be on Nov. 13, 2020 from 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM. There will be an early dismissal at 12:00 noon that day. I will be calling to schedule your Zoom time.

Also, we will be sending a new Health & Safety Checklist. Please return the form by Tuesday morning.

Reminders:

• Tuesday November 2nd, 2019 Election Day - School will be open.
• Nov. 13th- Parent Teacher Zoom Conference.
• Early Dismissal @ 11:00 AM on Friday.
• Make sure ask  if  your child has extra clothing.
• Dress down on Friday and bring a dollar.
• No toys from home are allowed in the classroom.

Lessons of the Week:

Religion: Feelings, Singing and Dancing

Reading: Identifying uppercase C and lowercase c; initial sound /k/ forming C and c; letter sound correspondences, Rhymes, identify rhyming words.

Math: Identify numbers from 1- 10; making groups of up to five objects; counting forwards from 1 - 10 and backwards from to 10 to 1; Forming number 5

Science: Weather

Social Studies: Farms

Pre-writing: Forming curves

Story Time: James and the Rain 

by Karla Keeskin

Lessons of the Week:  Please click here

October 26th - October 30th, 2020

Dear Parents;

Please read carefully the blog posted by our school. Mr. Woods will post all  the important information on the blog.

October 30th  we will have a Halloween party following all the Department of Health regulations. Child can wear their Costumes. We will will provide juice, cup cakes, chips, Pizza or McDonal's, We are asking the parents for $ 5 for the party. Parents can not send goody bags for the classroom. However, each student will get goody bags. Everything inside will be individually wrapped.

On Nov. 13 the will a Parent Teacher conference from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM. I will call parents to schedule your time.

Reminders:

Homework only the marked pages.

Gym will be is every day except Mondays.

Homework only the marked pages.

Please ask child's teacher to see if  your child has extra clothing in his cubby.

No glass bottles in the classroom.

No toys from home allowed.

Children must be in full uniform every day except Fridays.

Fridays is dress-down and must bring a dollar.

We are collecting $5 dollars for the children's Halloween Party on Oct. 31st.

Lessons of the Week:

Religion: Feelings

Reading: "La Tortuga"

Recall details, follow oral directions, discriminate between soft soft sounds and loud sounds, understand positional words "in" and "on", identify the letters B and b and its corresponding sound.

Math: Counting forwards from 0-10 and backwards from 10 to 0; identify numbers 1 and 5; form numbers 3 and 4.

Science:  Investigate the external characteristics of a pumpkin.

Music: Five Little Pumpkins

Story Time:  Big Pumpkin; Froggy's Halloween

Lessons of the Week: Please click here

October 19th- Oct. 23rd, 2020

Dear Parents;

Please rad carefully the blog posted by our school. I has a lot of information concerning vaccinations. This is due to the Department of Health new regulations.

October 30th  we will have a Halloween party following all the Department of Health regulations. Child can wear their Costumes. We will order pizza, juice, and cup cakes, and they will have individual bag of chips. We are asking the parents for $ 5 for the party.

Also, there will be an Evacuation Drill.  Students will practice this week as per the guidelines of the FDNY.  All will be brought to the Cloisters located at the top of Ft. Tryon Park. This is in the event that we need to evacuate for an extended period.

On Nov. 13 the will a Parent Teacher conference from 1:00 PM to 6:00 PM. I will call parents to schedule your time.

Reminders:

Homework only the marked pages.

Gym will be is every day except Mondays.

Homework only the marked pages.

Please ask child's teacher to see if  your child has extra clothing in his cubby.

No glass bottles in the classroom.

No toys from home allowed.

Children must be in full uniform.

Fridays is dress-down and must bring a dollar.

We are collecting $5 dollars for the children's Halloween Party on Oct. 31st.

Lessons of the Week:

Religion: Wonderful Me

Reading: "La Tortuga"

Observe book handling skills; listen and respond to story read aloud; discuss story vocabulary words; listen for comprehension; use prior knowledge; recall details; identify sounds; discriminate between soft and loud sounds; learn to understand positional words: in, on; understand descriptive words: same and different; follow oral directions.

Math: Counting forwards from 0-10 and backwards from 10 to 0; identify numbers 1 and 2; form numbers 1 and 2.

Science: Investigate the external characteristics of a pumpkin; plant pumpkin seeds.

Arts/Crafts: Make a Jack-O-Lantern

Story Time: Big Pumpkin; Pumpkin, Pumpkin

Lessons of the Week: Please click here

Sincerely,

Mrs. Fundora

October 12, 2020

Dear Parents,

Pickup is at 3:00 p.m.  If the child is being picked up by an individual not already listed in the emergency card, parents must call the office with the name, and the individual must present identification. If you change your phone number please let the office know. 

October 15th, National I Love Lucy Day. Your child may dress-up as a character from the show. each class will have a contest for the best dress character from the show. 

Also, have your child explore their five senses at home such as, cooking, playing, or nature walks.

Reminders:

Homework only the marked pages.

Please check the blog for early dismissals. Alerts are sent by phone to the parents.

Dress down on Fridays and bring a dollar.

Check with with us to find out if your child has extra clothing, and appropriate to the weather.

Lessons of the Week:

Prayer: Our Father

The Pledge of Allegiance

Weather: Fall

Calendar: October

• Letter of the month "O"
• Words with initial /o/
• Review the seven days of the week
• Tell the day of the week , and number.
• Count forwards and back wards from 1-10
• Tell the date. (Today is Tuesday, October 13, 2020.

Religion: Trusting Others; Safe Environments

Reading: Match pictures; compare and contrast pictures; understand descriptive words same and different; underline pictures; compare stories

Math: Counting, identifying, making groups of 1-3 objects, forming numbers 1 and 2.

Science: Our five Senses

Social Studies: Neighborhoods, Homes

Story Time: "Pumpkin Time" 

Lessons of the Week:  Please click here

Sincerely, Mrs. Fundora

Oct. 5th - Oct. 9, 2020

Dear Parents,

Pickup is at 3:00 p.m.  If the child is being picked up by an individual not already listed in the emergency card, parents must call the office with the name, and the individual must present identification. If you change your phone number please let the office know. 

Reminders:

Early Dismissal at 12:00 noon on Friday

Homework only the marked pages.

Dress down on Fridays and bring a dollar.

Check with with us to find out if your child has extra clothing, and appropriate to the weather.

Fire Prevention Week Oct 5th- Oct. 9th

Mass on Oct. 7th

School Closed on Oct. 12th.

Please bring the supplies in.


Lessons of the Week:

Religion: Our five senses, God is with Us

Reading: Match pictures, draw a line across, follow oral directions, recall story details, repeat sounds, identify same/different, compare and contrast pictures, understand story structure, and listen to purpose.

Math: Identify,  extend a color, shape, size pattern, and find the missing part.

Science: Our five Senses

Social Studies: Fire Prevention Week

Phonics: Review the alphabet and its corresponding sounds.

Lessons of the Week: Please click here

Sincerely,

Mrs. Fundora

Sept. 28th - Oct. 2nd, 2020

Dear Parents,

Pickup is at 3:00 p.m.  If the child is being picked up by an individual not already listed in the emergency card, parents must call the office with the name and the individual must present identification.  

There will a mass at 9:00 am.  Parents are welcome but, they are  requested to sit in back of the church, and wear a mask.

Reminders:

• Homework only the marked pages.
• Bring a water bottle.
• Dress down on Fridays and bring a dollar.
• Income Survey will be sent home on Monday with the students. Please send survey by Thursday October 1st.
• Gym will be on Mondays. 

Lessons of the Week:

Religion: Our five senses

Reading: Little red Ridding Hood 

• Listening for a purpose
•  Understanding story structure
•  Match pictures
•  recall story elements
•  Draw lines across
•  Identify same and different

Math: 

• Identify, copy and extend a shape, size, and color pattern.

Science: 

• Our Five Senses

Social Studies:

• Responsibilities in the Classroom

Story Time: La Cucarachita Martina

Lessons of the Week: Please click here

Sept. 21 -Sept. 25

 Dear Parents,

Parent Signature Pages and Emergency cards are due . Please return them in the envelope in which they were distributed.

Breakfast is served at 8:00 AM, and lunch break is at 12:00 P.M. If the child prefers lunch from home, food must be in a container or thermal. Only juice box for lunch or snack. Class begins immediately at 8:15 A.M.  Pickup is at 3:00 p.m.  If the child is being picked up by an individual not already listed in the emergency card, parents must call the office with the name and the individual must present identification. 

There will be  Dress Down on every Friday, just bring a dollar. The dollar is to buy medicine to a Hatian orphanage.

Also, there will be an Early Dismissal on Friday at 12:00 noon.

Lessons of the Week:

Religion: Families - Have your child bring in a family picture on Monday.

Reading: Rhymes - Identify rhyming words, and the fun words in rhymes.

Math: Sorting by color, size, shape and other different ways.

Science: Body Awareness

Social Studies: Working as a group

Pre -writing: Tracing lines from to to bottom

Story Time: "Juan Bobo" 

Lessons of the Week 

Please click here

Sept. 14th - Sept.18th, 2020

 Dear Parents,

All paperwork distributed at the Parents' Meeting must be completed and submitted back to me in the original envelope as soon as possible.  Please make sure both emergency cards are completed and please specify all of your child's allergies and medical conditions. 

Also , please follow all health guidelines, so that everyone stays healthy and safe. We are following all the health protocols required by the NY Health Dept. All Pre-k student go in through the church main entrance door and their temperature will be taken.

Lunch break is at 12:00 noon. If the child prefers lunch from home, food must be in a container or thermal. No glass bottles for lunch or snack. 

No breakfast is served at 8:00 AM.  Class begins immediately after breakfast.  Pickup is at 3:00 p.m.  If the child is being picked up by an individual not already listed in the emergency card, parents must call the office with the name and the individual must present identification. 

If you have any concern please call the office and they will transfer the call to my room.

Lessons of the Week:

Religion: Preschool experience in the preschool classroom

Reading: Class rules; "The Kissing Hand" to help children overcome first day of school anxiety; body parts; role play; exploring abilities

Math: Positions (left/right, over/under/on, inside/outside, front/behind); same/different

Science: Self-awareness

Story Time: "I Like Myself" and "Giraffes Can't Dance"; I want to touch the Moon; Juan Bobo.

Homework: It will be given four days a week, and the page will be dated and folded.

Sincerely,

Mrs. Fundora

First Day of School Sept. 9th, 2020

 Dear Parents:

I am delighted to welcome your child to our Pre-k program. I think this will be a joyous experience even with the on going of the Covid-19. We will take all the precautions to keep your child safe.

The following reminders:

1. Pre-k children come in at 9:00 AM on Wednesday.
2. Temperature will be check at the main entrance.
3. Dismissal is at 3:00 PM.
4. parents are to wait until the teacher calls to retrieve your child.
5. Child must wear a mask.
6. Children are allow to bring their own lunch if you wan to, however, if its warm food it has to be in a thermos.
7. Have your child bring a frozen water bottle.
8. Bring all paper work that will be sent home as soon as possible; specially the emergency 
9. Label everything your child brings in.
10. Velcro shoes for your child.
11. No belts for the boys; make sure pants fit properly.
12. Talk to your child about the positive experience he will have at school.
13. If you need to speak to me, you must call to make an appointment. 

Sincerely,

Mrs. Fundora

Parent's Zoom Meeting

 Dear Parents:

Our Zoom meeting will be tomorrow at 10:30 AM. The Zoom Id# is 479 233 9291 and the password # is 042455.

Have a great weekend.

Sincerely, Mrs. Fundora

2020-2021 Opening Letter and School Supplies List

Dear Parents,

 

     I am delighted to welcome you and your child to our Preschool Program. Let's work together to make this a joyous growing experience for your child with social distancing. 

    Our program is designed to develop awareness and nurturing of each child's precious spirit. Our program recognizes that our Pre-K students are eager learners even though their social, fine and gross motor skills, language and cognitive abilities are not fully developed. This program is also designed to meet the individual needs of the early learner and teach children how to share, socialize and function in a group. The group lays the foundation of faith and guides the children in daily prayer and academic activities designed to prepare them for Pre-K second level.

    A typical Pre-K day entails:

• Opening exercises (Welcome prayer, Pledge of Allegiance, calendar and weather)
• Religion (lessons via circle time)
• Restroom Break
• Reading/Language (rhymes, little books, big books, oral language development, phonetic awareness activities, auditory discrimination and listening skills, visual discrimination, knowledge of the alphabet, development of writing activities, beginning print and book concepts, comprehension skills, learning center activities)
• Math (positions and classifications, comparisons and patterns, number readiness and graphing, numbers 0-20, adding and subtracting, fractions, measurements, geometry)
• Story time (theme of the week)/Arts and Crafts
• Music
• Restroom Break
• Nap
• Snack (No glass bottles, only box juice and no popcorn)
• Circle Time: Science or Social Studies
• Playtime

Supplies (Please have everything labeled with your child’s name)

1.            1 plastic folders        

2.            1 child’s baby picture and 1 family picture

3.            A change of clothes for each season

4.            Clorox wipes

5.             Baby wipes

6.            A roll of paper towel

7.            A can of Lysol Spray or any disinfectant spay

8.            2 Glue Sticks

9.           Box of tissues

10.        Box of triangular crayons

11.        1 gallon of Clorox

12.        1 ream of construction paper

13.         Hand sanitizer

14.    A box of 2.5 Hefty bags

15.    3 face mask

Reminder:

1.             Bring your child to school on time (after 8:00 am your child needs a late pass);

2.      Keep your child at home if he/she is sick;

3.             Bring absent note if your child is absent (IT’ S A MUST!) It is required by the Department of Education;

4.             Read calendar carefully for early dismissals;

5.             Send your child’s supplies on time;

6.             Bring Emergency cards on time;

7.             Send homework on time;

8.             If you need to talk to me about your child’s progress, you must see make an appointment; it will be done by Zoom;

9.             Please, no outside toys and blankets allowed;

10.         Read to your child every night (15 minutes);

11.         Label everything your child brings to class;

12.         Children should have breakfast every day before 7:45 am;

13.         No glass or plastic bottles allowed; juice should be in a juice box or the aluminum packaging;

14.         Full uniform required every day;

15.         Shoes should have Velcro;

16.         No belts for boys; make sure pants fit properly.

17.    Child must wear face mask.

Sincerely,

Mrs. Fundora

June 18, 2020

Dear Parents;

I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for your support throughout the year, and for making this year a very special one for the children, Mrs. Rosa, Mrs. Vasquez, and myself. Also, I would like thank the children in for all the warmth, the memories, and the learning that we have share this school year. God bless you.

I am so sorry for the inconvenient we had for our virtual End of the Year Ceremony. However, we are going to have our ceremony on Friday. I will call today to ask you what is the best time for you and your child for the ceremony. Also to set a time and date for report card meetings, we are able to do it  by phone or virtual

Sincerely,

Mrs. Fundora

June 16, 2020

Dear Parents;

I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for your support throughout the year, and for making this year a very special one for the children, Mrs. Rosa, Mrs. Vasquez, and myself. Also, I would like thank the children in for all the warmth, the memories, and the learning that we have share this school year. God bless you.

Tomorrow I will be making phone call everyday If you have any questions I will be happy to answer them. Zoom Lessons will be on Monday at 11:00, Tuesday at 11:30 AM. On Wednesday at 11:00 we will begin our virtual ceremony. Please make sure you log in on time.

End of the Year Farewell  Zoom will go on for those students who tuition is up to date in Prek-1.  Zoom sessions will continue until June 18. There will be a Parent Teacher conference on June 19th, and June 22 for those parents which tuition payments are up to date. I will call to find out what is the best time of the day for you. 

I would like to remind you that there are still some work package at the school office from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. These are activities will be for your child to do classwork at home. It would be a great idea to acquire the rest of the booklets so that your child can use them for classwork and their summer vacation. Please bring shopping bags for the booklets. As you may know school will en on June 18th, 2020. 

Lessons for June 16, 2020

Pray:  Our Father

Pledge of Allegiance:

• Ask your child what the colors of the flag means : red means courage; white means peace and purity; blue means justice.
• How many stars are in the american flag (50).

Calendar:

Vocabulary Words: jump, joy, jaguar, Jesus, jello, jeans, jacket, jeep, John, jelly, jar

Strategies:

• First, have your child spell June.
• Then ask him for words with initial sound /j/.
• Then ask: How many days we have in a week?   What day are we in? What is the date? (Say day, month, number, year) Example: Today is Tuesday June 16th, the year 2020.
• Have the children count forward from 1-10, and from 10 to 1.
• Count in ordinals from 1st- 5th.

Religion:

God Is With Us

Aim: The children will learn to appreciate that  God is always with us.

Vocabulary Words: God, care, love, alone, together

Strategies:

• Show your child a show them the globe: https://fineartamerica.com/featured/1-earth-from-space-copyright-tom-van-santgeosphere-project-santa-monicascience-photo-library.html
• Then ask: What have you learn about God this year? How would you show that God is always with you? How can you show God that you will keep him in your heat and in your life.
• Then tell your child that wherever we may go in the world we should remember what we learn about God this year.
• Then explain that they are going to celebrate together that God is always with us.
• Then have your child say what he learned about God.
• Then I will ask each child the following question: How would you celebrate God's love for you? What would you tell a friend about God? Why? 

Reading:

Sequence of Events

Aim: The children will learn to listen for sequencing, and rhyming words.

Vocabulary Words: sequence

Strategies:

• First, review rhyming words with your child.
• then have your child listen to: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecQYsQkfNPc&vl=en

• Then  lead your child in reciting "Jack and Jill" several times.
• Then  help your child recite the beginning and end of "Jack and Jill."
• I will point to the lines that tells what happens at the beginning .
• I will ask: What did Jack and Jill did at the beginning of the of the rhyme?
• Then I will ask the children to recite the beginning of "Jack and Jill" with me.
• I will ask your to identify rhyming words in the story.
• Then, have your child recite the end of the rhyme alone.
• Then ask: What happened at the end of the rhyme?
• Then ask your child to act out the rhyme "Jack and Jill."
• Ask: What is the tittle of the rhyme? What happened at the beginning of the rhyme? What happened at end of the rhyme? What are some words from the rhyme that are rhyming words?

Math:

One Fewer, One More

Aim: The will learn to create a group with one fewer object than another group.

Vocabulary Words: fewer, one more

Strategies:

• First,  display two lines of three cubes or any other objects each.
• Then go over vocabulary word: equal,more, fewer
• Then ask your child if the groups are equal. (The same)
• Then take away one cube from one group. 
• Then ask: How many cubes are in each group? Are the groups are equal now? What did you do to find out which group has one fewer?
• Continue the to the same with other numbers of cubes or other objects.

Story Time: Last Day Hooray!

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urfzbuw1518

Songs:

 Jesus Loves Me

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owx3ao42kwI

Over The Rainbow

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fahr069-fzE

Suggestions:

• Have your child draw or color.
• Have your child pray every morning.
• Read to your child every day and ask questions.
• Help in the daily chores.
• Play games on ABCya!
• Play Alphabet or Number Bingo, I Spy, legos, puzzles, exercise, or meditate.
• Starfall. com
• Exercise every day.
• 10 Easy Science Experiments: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MHn9Q5NtdY
• Rachael and the Treeschooler
• Have your child practice letters sound correspondences.
• Identify numbers and quantities.
• Counting Activities: https://i0.wp.com/www.mathathome.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/10/memory-game.jpg

Sincerely,

Mrs. Fundora