Chers parents,
We are in the full swing of things being back at
school. Hopefully we can enjoy the great
winter weather we are starting to have as well.
Our theme this month is “L’hiver” winter. We have begun a new poster and are doing a
lot of vocabulary for this focus. Please
remember to send something that represents a winter activity for your child’s
special day. Today is our first day of
homework as well. I will send home the
homework on a small piece of paper with the booklet. Please do not work ahead. Finished homework will get checkmarks and
stickers. Today I will send home
instructions for pages 1 and 2. Please
have your child complete and return it for Friday. New homework will be assigned on Monday.
Tomorrow January 15th
is a spirit day—les pyjamas! Students
and staff are welcome to come to school in pjs. Please ensure that snow pants are still
coming to school with your child as the students will still be going outside
for recess. It is also library exchange
day.
We have also begun a program called Early Skills Development
Program. A coordinator has been in the
classroom this week observing and assessing our needs so that we can begin and
continue working on six specific skills:
Listening
Responding to a request
Following Directions
Self control
Ignoring Distractions
Accepting Consequences
There will be a small pull-out group and well as large group
lessons. It is a great learning
opportunity and will help our class be more effective.
Check the blog for homework assignments. I will also be starting to send home reading
books soon.
The winter assembly that we are preparing for will take
place in February (I am hoping just before the February break but I need to
confirm that) as we are currently doing a lot of alphabet assessment.
Merci!
Mme Jennifer Wallace
Mes devoirs/ My homework instructions for Friday in Cahier de pre-apprentissage:
Page 1 : Follow the arrow and trace with
the dotted lines. Feel free to colour in
the pictures.
Page 2: Complete the dot to dot picture
using the alphabetic order.
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