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THINGS I NEED TO KNOW about Kindergarten

Where do I get dropped off and picked up?

Ms. Neale and Ms. Lulu’s class will meet at the gate on the southwest corner of the Pre-K playground.

Ms. Hurley and Ms. Gulley’s class will meet on the northwest corner of the blacktop, to the left of the central door.

 

What is my daily schedule?

Each Kindergarten class has a different schedule that will be shown during meet the teacher night and shared with families.

How much homework will I have?

There is no homework in Kindergarten. Optional Skills (literacy) and Bridges (math) sent home in Friday folders to accompany lessons taught in class.

What do I need to bring to school?

Backpack, water bottle, snack, lunch (unless a student is getting hot lunch from school), change of clothes

What will I learn this year?

So much! We will learn reading and math foundations. As well as social-emotional development and regulation skills embedded into joyful play

Who should I talk to if I have a question or concern, and how do I contact them?

Directly contact your student’s teacher via email

 

Celebrations

Birthdays: 2:30 pm on Fridays

No food

One item for each member in the classroom, some examples are: bubbles, fidget toy, pencil, sticker, stamp, eraser, bracelet.

School Wide: Halloween and Valentine’s Day

Kindergarten: Winter Celebration

Teach about different cultures around the world and what they celebrate in the winter

Kindergarten Celebration at the end of the School Year

 

Tech and Toys and Trinkets

No technology on a student’s body outside of one used for physical or medical needs that has already been discussed with the teacher ahead of time.

No toys are to be brought from home to school.

 

Field Trips

We believe that learning through experiences is very important, and we are fortunate enough to go on a number of field trips this school year.

Each one is different in terms of transportation, chaperones, length of time, etc. All information about trips will be given with ample time to families to plan and join if able.

 

Classroom Family Volunteers

The Kinder classrooms love having support and family presence in the classrooms and there will be many opportunities to do so. Each teacher goes about this process differently and will reach out about possibilities.

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