Here are some of the important things we learned this week...
This week, we talked about the differences between the city and the country! We learned about animals on the farm, the life cycle of a chick, and so much more! Ask your child to tell you all about it.
We continued to work on numbers to 100 and addition and subtraction during Math. Fact fluency is an important foundation for your child’s math success. When children can quickly and accurately recall basic facts, it builds confidence and allows them to focus on solving more complex problems. Regular practice at home can make a big difference! Please keep working on Math facts over the summer.
In Phonics, we continued to practice long and short vowels, words with blends and digraphs, and words with silent e.
We wrapped up our Reading unit and reviewed all of the important skills we learned this year. Reading regularly over the summer is one of the best ways to prevent “summer regression” and keep your child’s skills strong. Just a few minutes of reading each day, together or independently, can help maintain progress and build confidence. Thank you for making reading a part of your summer routine!
We wrote fairytales and fictional narratives during writing time. We are ready for first grade writing!
Talk about books, complete fun activities, and work on mindfulness!
