St. Edward Church St. Edward School
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St. Edward Church St. Edward School
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St Edward Community strives to doWhat is Right and Do our Best in the image of ChristMission Statement:St. Edward School, in partnership with families and the Catholic Church, challenges each student to achieve academic excellence; to appreciate the arts; to realize his or her full potential; and to embrace and model the gospel of Jesus Christ through service to our community and the world.
December 5th - 9th
Upcoming Events in Kindergarten · December 14th Field Trip to the Nashville Children’s Theater to see Junie B. Jones Christmas. · December 16th Christmas party planned by our room moms · December 16th 11:00 Dismissal Christmas break begins! · Classes resume on January 2, 2012
Monday —Find one or two things around the house that start with V and bring it to school on Tuesday. Wednesday—Find one or two things around the house that start with Y and bring it to school on Thursday. Continue to practice sight words, address, phone number, and birthday along with the other items we are asking to earn ornaments for our trees hanging in the hall.
Important Notes
Uniforms—The administration has noticed that everyone is becoming lax in following the uniform policy. We will be checking to see if shirt tails are tucked in, belts are worn, correct shoes and socks are worn. If wearing the short socks they have to be visible above the shoe. Check the uniform policy in the handbook.
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Ms. Natcher and Ms. Teresa’s Class Notes August 15th - 19th
This week we will ... Religion—We are going to Church every Tuesday and Wednesday at 8:00. We will leave our classroom at 7:55. Today we went to church to find out where we sit (front three rows on the right hand side). We learned how to act and what to do in church. If your child arrives after 7:55 on church days, please put their bookbag by the classroom door, then walk them to church to meet us. Math—We are sorting objects, recognizing alike and differences, and working on following directions. Reading—We are reading Chicka Chicka Boom Boom , and other alphabet books Phonics—Recognizing letters and sounds of the alphabet. We are also recognizing our names.
Notes for the week— We have had a great start to school! Next week we will say good-bye to your child at the door and let them come into the room by themselves. Everyone is doing a fantastic job remembering to get out their BEE book and check for notes, or lunch money, setting their workbox on the table to get ready for their day. Remember to check the uniform policy and be sure your child is wearing the correct uniform. Remember to send a healthy snack everyday. On the way to school remind your child what they are doing for lunch, so when we do the lunch count they will know if they are buying something or not. Also, tell your child if they are going to After Care that day. In the cafeteria breakfast is available, but you have to pay with cash when you purchase the food. They have juice, breakfast bars, sausage and biscuit, etc.
August Family Project
The first few weeks of school we are going to be learning about the most important words in the world… our names. Learning about our names and our friend’s names is a great introduction to learning letters and sounds. Attached you will find a family project. Please sit down with your child and discuss the questions. Children love to learn why their name is so special. You may write the answers for your child. You will also find a piece of construction paper attached. Please make a poster with your child’s name. Be creative! You can use cereal, paint, stickers, fuzzy balls, pasta, etc. to glue on the letters. You can also cut the letters out of magazine or newspaper.
Please return the poster and info page to school by Monday, August 22nd We will hang these in the hallway for everyone to see!
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