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Photo of the Week – Our Homes
We have a new project called “photo of the week.” Please have your child take a picture of your house and then have him/her email it to me at arlene.yegelwel@mjgds.org. Please allow your child to do this independently! Please have … Continue reading
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A Peek at This Week in Kindergarten
This week’s focus follows up on last week’s “how people travel around the world.” We will be reading about how “people around the world go to school.” Our book this week is This Is the Way We Go to School by … Continue reading
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A Peek at This Week in Kindergarten
This week’s focus in our “Going Places” unit is on the way people travel around the world. We are reading On the Move by Donna Latham among others. We will be discussing various forms of transportation used around the world and in … Continue reading
A Peek at This Week in Kindergarten
We are in our unit “Going Places” and have been reading about various forms of transportation. This week’s focus is on vehicles that are used in rescue situations. We are reading Mayday, Mayday: A Coast Guard Rescue by Chris Demarest among … Continue reading
A Peek at this Week in Kindergarten
We are in our unit “Going Places” and have been reading about forms of transportation. This week’s focus is on trains and we are reading The Little Engine That Could by Wally Piper. We will be discussing various kinds of trains and … Continue reading
A Peek at This Week in Kindergarten
We are beginning a new unit this week focusing on “Going Places” with an emphasis on “How do people get from here to there?” Our first book is Max Takes the Train by Rosemary Wells. We will be discussing various forms … Continue reading
Are You Smarter Than a Kindergartener?
Answers to today’s quiz can be found under the “Assignments” page above.
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