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September 19, 2012


In our class this week
We had a fantastic, but short week! The children brought home their homework today. Once again, have them read the book to you and return the signed slip in the bag on Monday. All the books had words in them this week. The students highlight the two high frequency words, I and Like that we have learned! They are excited to become readers! Our class also began to usher in the fall season by talking about apples. The children listened to the story Ten Apples Up On Top and we discussed the rhymes in that book. We also talked about Johnny Appleseed in social studies and made a craft about him. It is still in the classroom drying. The kids like to use a lot of glue! In math we are continuing to learn our numbers and form them correctly. In religion we learned about Gods creation of light. As a class we talked about how important light is in our life and how thankful we are for it.

A Peek at the Week Ahead


Next week we will work on beginning sounds, learn the word the, work on discussing books with a partner, and continue to practice our best handwriting. Our class will also begin to talk about nouns for naming things. In math we will continue to work on counting. In science we will have fun learning about the life cycle of an apple, and in religion we will continue with Gods creation.
Jolee working on a math tub linking numbers 0-10.

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Dates to remember
Friday, October 19 Field trip to DeGraff Nature Center. This will be from 10-11:30. Chaperones needed! Help Needed!
On Friday, Sept. 28 we will be having some fun apple centers. Activities will include counting apple seeds, making apple prints, cutting apples and more. This will take place from 1:15-2:15. If you can help out let me know. Thank you! I will also need each student to bring in an apple next week for our fun apple centers!

Extra Reminders!

Please work with your children at home on putting on and fastening outdoor clothes. The children should be able to put on and zip/button their own coats! When the snow comes they will need to put on snow pants and boots independently too! Please remember that only navy or white socks are uniform appropriate. No character or other colored socks allowed.

Thank you for all your support!


Mrs. Angie Mulder [email protected] mrsmuldersclass.blogspot.com 269-793-7204 2 of 2

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