September
16, 2013
Mrs. Besselman’s Bulletin
I am happy with how
the children are settling into our class routines and the full day of
school! Please speak to your child about
the importance of listening.
Goals for the week:
To continue to count accurately and write 1-20.
To order numbers one through twenty.
To identify more and fewer.
To use a graph.
To listen to One Red Rooster.
To learn more about the Constitution on Constitution day.
To begin to learn about Johnny Appleseed.
To introduce our science unit (insects).
To identify rhyming words.
To read number words and color words.
To make predictions about a story.
To continue to practice words with short a.
To practice reading words in the –at and -am word family.
To introduce and work with unit 1-3 word study
words. (at, am, cat, sat, bat, fat, As,
has, can, the, an, man, had, van, sad, to, bad, rag)
Homework :Monday:
Word Work: practice reading and writing
word study words unit 1-3. You can find a list of all units for this year if
you would like to work ahead on harder words.
Go to my website under files and documents. You can also visit my portaportal for
websites and games that reinforce our studies!
Tuesday: Read and discuss our Scholastic News Magazine
Wednesday: Back to school night
Thursday night: Work on Writing: our 100 things about me book will come home
tonight. Complete the first page
Next week for
homework we will be decorating our writer’s notebooks. You will be asked to use pictures and
decorations that will make the book special for you(pictures that will inspire
your child to write! Animals if they like animals, Barbie if they like Barbie,
sports if they sports). I will also be
asking you to cover the books with contact paper when you are finished. You may want to begin working on collecting
pictures and purchasing contact paper over the weekend.
* Pack a healthy snack each day!!
* Book orders
sent home or online orders are due on the third Friday of the Month always. Our code for online is GXF4L
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