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Mrs. Rubchinuk |
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Fuller Meadow |
GOOD FOOD, GOOD BOOKS!
This is a delicious theme! Our Preschool grocery store will open for shopping but the children need to write lists and count out money before shopping! We will be reading great literature and cooking yummy food such as: cookies for "If You Give A Mouse A Cookie " and pancakes for "Pancakes, Pancakes". We learn many skills from interactive charts, directionality of print, rhyming, sound-symbol relationships, and the connection between oral and written language. So....Who Stole the Cookies? We finish this unit honoring Dr. Seuss by cooking Green Eggs and Ham! Many Phonemic awareness activities will be sent home after practice in class, please say these often at home. Awareness of sounds is a very important reading skill! It is also great FUN! |
143 S. Main Street |
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Middleton, MA 01949 |
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T 978-750-4756 ext 626 |
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F. 978-777-3352 |
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Grade level Pre-K (4&5's) |
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The Bear Hunt was a ROARING success! Thank you all for coming!
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Homework: If I have written "with help" on your child's work, this is a skill that should be reinforced at home. Review and repetition of learned concepts is very important for continued progress. Please use the templates I have sent home to help your child learn to write their first name. |
Conferences are continuing, please be patient, I have almost forty students! Even if your child's progress report was excellent, I would like to share their portfolio with you! Please schedule a time with me, I am very flexible! We are going outside into our playground again! Please have your child wear sturdy shoes! Volunteers are welcome to come in and cook a favorite family recipe or child-friendly no-cook food activity! Please schedule a time during your child's class! The preschool children do participate in the Read Across America program, send in the Bus slips weekly, they may win a prize! We all win when you read to your children nightly! |
Thank you for sharing your wonderful children! Mrs. Rubchinuk |
Classroom Activites/Long Term Projects: "Wonder" is the best teacher! "The best school, after all, for the world of childhood is not the school where the children know the most answers, but the school where the children ask the most questions" (John Coe in Hendrick, 1997)
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