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*Mark your child's name
on the item if you are afraid it may get lost or stolen.
*Fragile and expensive items are discouraged.
*Guns or knives of any type are not allowed.
*No pets are allowed in the school building this year.
*Please "PRACTICE" at home - ask your child what they
may say or show when they get the item to school.
*The item must fit in the show and tell bag.
FRIDAYS ARE LETTER DAY! Watch the monthly calendar for the letter of the week. Every child may bring something that begins with that letter for sharing on Friday.
It's time to start thinking about carving the pumpkins we planted (or the ones we bought, depending ...!) Each child needs an adult to help them, IF ANY PARENT OR GRANDPARENT (even more than one per child) is free that day, you are welcome to join us and help! The more "big" hands, the better! Please let me know if no one can come to work with your child or if your child needs a pumpkin so I can make arrangements for them.
The morning of carving send with your child a medium sized pumpkin in a double bag (a grocery bag with handles is great!) Please write your child's name on the bottom of their pumpkin.
We will be comparing and weighing our pumpkin so send it to school
with your child if possible.
The afternoon of carving
parents please bring:
A pumpkin carving tool (available in a retail store Halloween
section), but no knives!
a scoop or spoon (ice cream scoops work great!)
an ice cream pail to collect goop
a cookie sheet to work on
a newspaper to work on
Remember to dress casual,
the goop may be everywhere!
The pumpkin will go home on carving day, you may also take your
child if you wish, or they may ride the bus. Please help me make
this a special activity for parents/grandparents and kindergartners,
no younger brothers and sisters.
Ted E. Bear's here for a visit!
Ted gets to visit each Kindergarten family to find out more about his friends. Please include Ted in family activities when it is appropriate and let him take a nap in a safe place when he can't come along. Ted will come back to school with your child on their next school day. The plan is for each child to have Ted over a weekend.
He has a tablet/journal for you to record the exciting adventures that he has with your family. The journal entries will be shared with the class when your child comes back to school. If you take any pictures send them to school when they are developed. We would love to see Ted's adventures in pictures. The pictures will be displayed in our classroom.
Ted needs to come back to school with your child on their next school day. He has a busy schedule if he plans to make it to everyone's home before school's out!
The objectives of his
visit are:
1. To foster a sense of responsibility.
2. To provide your child with an experience to verbalize to their
class
3. To provide a connection between school and home.
Ted E. comes with a bedtime story and a journal. There are instructions
inside to follow. Remember, Ted doesn't like baths or dogs. Please
record his adventures and send them back to school. Each child
may keep Ted until their next school day. Don't forget to bring
him back -- someone else is waiting for a turn. And waiting for
your turn is the hardest part.
Should something contagious turn up while Ted is at your house
please let me know and we will put Ted into a short hibernation
until the school nurse gives him the all clear.

