Mrs. Lawrence
Wow! This school year has flown by so fast. We are proud of how far our kindergarten students have come. Each student has grown academically and socially. We would also like to thank all of the parents for your support at school and at home. We couldn’t do it without you!
Here are a few exciting things Primary has been doing the last months of school. We were very excited to observe our caterpillars as they transformed into Painted Lady Butterflies. We watched them flutter away after releasing them back into nature. On May 15th we had beautiful weather for our field trip to Pine View Farm. Students enjoyed planting seeds, bottle feeding baby animals, grooming horses, and visiting the reptile room. Thank you to our parent volunteers who helped chaperone this adventure!
We would like to wish everyone a fun, safe and relaxing summer. Remember it’s important to keep working with your children. Make practicing sight words fun by writing them with chalk, spelling them in shaving cream, or building letters with play dough. Keep working on addition, subtraction, and skip counting by 5’s and 10’s. Work on reading fluency by having your child read to you every night. Registering with your library's summer reading program will allow your child to earn prizes for recording their reading time. Keeping a journal of summer adventures is a great way to work on writing skills. Have a great summer!
Mrs. Edmond and Mrs. Lawrence
Here are a few exciting things Primary has been doing the last months of school. We were very excited to observe our caterpillars as they transformed into Painted Lady Butterflies. We watched them flutter away after releasing them back into nature. On May 15th we had beautiful weather for our field trip to Pine View Farm. Students enjoyed planting seeds, bottle feeding baby animals, grooming horses, and visiting the reptile room. Thank you to our parent volunteers who helped chaperone this adventure!
We would like to wish everyone a fun, safe and relaxing summer. Remember it’s important to keep working with your children. Make practicing sight words fun by writing them with chalk, spelling them in shaving cream, or building letters with play dough. Keep working on addition, subtraction, and skip counting by 5’s and 10’s. Work on reading fluency by having your child read to you every night. Registering with your library's summer reading program will allow your child to earn prizes for recording their reading time. Keeping a journal of summer adventures is a great way to work on writing skills. Have a great summer!
Mrs. Edmond and Mrs. Lawrence
