Kindergarten Reading Tip

In kindergarten, the students are working on pointing to each word when they are reading.  Having one-to-one matching is very important as children learn to read.

Read-A-Thon

We are halfway through the month of March and the Read-A-Thon!  Please make sure your child is reading and recording their minutes.  We want to thank everyone who has turned in their Read-A-Thon Trackers.  We can't wait to see how far the classes travel.  

Dr Seuss Math

Dr. Seuss Math Question:

Dr. Seuss wrote 44 books. 

How many ways can you make 44? 

Please return your slips to Mrs.Sewall's mailbox!

Read Across America

Steward School had a great day celebrating Dr. Seuss' Birthday!

Dr. Creeden read to Mrs. Hancock's first grade class.

Mrs. Green from Green Meadows Farm read to Mrs. Truhart's first grade class.

Firefighter Conor Brown read to Mriss Reid's second grade class.

Nonfiction in Third Grade

Our third graders are working on nonfiction text. They are learning a great deal of information while understanding the different text features.  Hopefully, they have shared some new information with you!

February Vacation

We hope you have a wonderful vacation!  Spend some time relaxing with a good book and remember to read on Raz-Kids.  Don't forget math is all around us!  Come up with some math problems or practice your math facts. Have fun!

Kindergarten Math

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Kindergarten students are hard at working building, sorting, and comparing teen numbers.  The students identified the numbers, built them and practiced counting on from ten.  Ask your kindergarten student to identify teen numbers and practice writing them at home.   

Have Fun!