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KB Bears

Mrs. Grams' KB Bear-Gram

May 6, 2013

"Lord, you are my God; I will exalt you and

praise your name, for in perfect faithfulness

you have done wonderful things,

things planned long ago."   Isaiah 25:1

Calendar of Events

May 10 - Carnival at Ladera Campus

 

May 14 - Open House 6:30 p.m.

 

May 16 - Volunteer Chapel - PLEASE JOIN US!!

 

June 3 - Field Trip - Laguna Beach Tide Pools

                   *All Day

June 13 - Kindergarten Graduation 6:30 p.m.

 

June 14 - Last Day of School / Minimum Day 12:00

 

 

All the Bears!

All the Bears!

SIGHT WORDS

who, what, where, when, why, how

     other, another, also

    find, kind, hind, bind

          

These words just have to be memorized.

     We do NOT sound them out!

are, all, A, a, as, and, also, about, another, because, be, by, brown, black, blue, Bible, come, could, do, day, every, for, find, four, five, from, good, green, great, God, give, how, have, here, has, his, her, he, I, is, Jesus, know, knew, little, look, love, like, me, my, many, now, new, no, one, our, other, old, orange, or, red, said, says, saw, see, she, some, should, this, these, the, The, to, too, two, they, there, today, we, what, was, want, were, who, where, when, why, would, yellow, you, your

*one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten 

*red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, black, brown, white, gray, pink

Math

Math:

Subtraction: 8-2=6, 4-2=2, 7-1=6, 5-0=5

 

Addition: 3+4=7, 2+2=4, 6+1=7, 5+5=10

 

Time: Telling time to the hour and half hour.

Reading an analog clock.  6:00, 4:30, 10:00, 3:15.

Reading a digital clock.

 

Money -

Recognize name and know the value of each of the coins!

penny - 1 cent       nickel - 5 cents

dime - 10 cents     quarter - 25 cents

3 pennies = 3 c          2 dimes = 20c

3 nickels =15c           4 dimes = 40c

1 nickel and 3 pennies = 8c

1 dime and 6 pennies = 16c

*Practice reading the teens and   

  twenties and thirties: 17, 23, 16, 29, 19, 24, 33, 14, 27, 39 

*Review:  29-30, 39-40, 49-50, 59-60, 69-70, 79-80, 89-90, 99, 100

 

**Here is a website you might like to use for REVIEW at home!

http://www.harcourtschool.com/menus/math2002/na/menu_na.html

WOW STICK!

**If you read this site and reviewed the material with your child, have them write

"Thank you for coming to our tea!"  Send it in to me, and I will give your little bear a Wow Stick!

Lost Tooth Club!

Lost Tooth Club!

Look! I Can Read!

Look! I Can Read!

La Mirada Field Trip

La Mirada Field Trip

We Are Learning:

Sentence Reading:

We are starting to read sentences.

Please have your child practice reading these

sentences aloud and with fluency.

Look at the big black bull on the hill.

Can you read your book to me?

What time did you say it was?

When do you have to go home?

Who will feed the little duck?

Jane had a pretty purple coat.

Can you ice skate with me after school?

Splash! I will jump in the pool.

The clock says it is time to go home.

We need the spade to dig in the garden.

Jane and Jake know my friend Sam.

Can you help me find my new purple dress?

Have you seen the suit Dad got?

Bob’s cap is red and blue.

Did Jack help his mom do the task?

Jake and Pete are good friends!

We will ride on the big sailboat today.

“Do not jump on the couch!” said Mom.

Kim and Meg got to swim at Tom’s pool.

The quilt was a gift from Grandma.

Can you read the book to your dad?

Yes!  Bill and Sue can run very fast.

I can go with you today, because my mom said I can.

 

TWO VOWEL RULE - When there two vowels in a word, the first vowel says its name and the second vowel is silent. (We mark the vowel with a flat straight line over it and a slant line over the second vowel.) make, smile, goat, rope, cane, pail, jeep, Pete, rule, suit, pie

 

ONE VOWEL RULE- When there is one vowel in the word, it usually says its short vowel sound. (We mark the vowel with a smile line over the vowel.)

mud, cap, yell, net, got, went, lit

It usually says its short vowel sound - NOT ALWAYS:  so, go, me, she, we, of

READ: splash, squeak, squeal, spade, sprain, three, twins, twist, train, spray, kite, mad, made, like, jeep, got, goat, bed, bead, Pete, Jan, Jane, Jake, suit, pie, hop, hope, soap, hike, hide, name, make, take, suit, Sue, dune, quack, quill, quiz, quilt, quite, Pam, pick, pack, pile, wide, pest, vet, west, yes, yell, yikes

Bible Verse

         April Bible Verse

" Do to others as you would have them do to you."

Luke 6:31

         Character Trait

           RESPECT