Mrs. Strunk and Ms. Martinez – Pre-kindergarten

Posted on December 10, 2009, by Kathy Strunk, under Pre-kindergarten.

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PRE-K is all excited about the Holidays. We are doing many Activities this month in preparing for the Christmas Season.

Religion

We are learning what Advent means and that Christmas time is when we celebrate the birth of Jesus. We will be learning about Christmas Traditions around the world and our own Christmas Traditions. We are also working on the Christmas Program.

Math

We have been using a bar graph. We have graphed our favorite colors, eye color, and shapes. We continue to work with numbers 1 – 10, sequencing and one-to-one correspondence.

Language Arts

We are still working on our Unit “Helping Hands.” Learning what a community helper is.

Important Dates

• December 17, 2009 Christmas Program at 7:00pm
• December 16, 2009 Christmas Breakfast at 9:00am to 10:00am
  Making Gingerbread Houses 10:00am
  Noon Dismissal

Ms. Martinez and Mrs. Strunk want to wish you a very blessed Christmas and may the joy of Christmas be with you always.

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