Mrs. Strunk and Ms. Martinez – Pre-kindergarten

Posted on March 11, 2010, by Kathy Strunk, under Pre-kindergarten.

What I like about March is its kite weather!!

RELIGION

We will be practicing “The Passion Play” and reading New Testament stories. You should have been given your child’s character.

LANGUAGE ARTS

We are beginning a new unit “At the Farm”. We will learn new finger plays, songs and read books about farms. We are sounding out three letter words. We will be practicing writing letters on the white board. We will be making a book about baby animals and farm animals.

MATH

We will be weighing different objects. We will also be adding numbers 1 – 10. We will be subtracting numbers 1 -10. If I have one and I add one more it will make two; if I have two and I add one more it will be three etc. If I have ten and I take one away I will have nine, etc.

SCIENCE

We will be talking about plants.

SOCIAL STUDIES

We will learn about USA symbols.

IMPORTANT DATES

Spring Break March 15 to March 12, 2010

Passion Play – April 1, 2010

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