Mrs. W’s Weekly
Scottish Corners Elementary
Email: wadenstierna_jill@dublinschools.net
Teacher Web Page: http://www.dublinschools.net/JillAndrews.aspx
Next Week
Monday 10/26
Tuesday 10/27
Wednesday 10/28
Thursday 10/29
Library Day! Please return all
library books to school today.
Parade & Harvest Party
Friday 10/30
No School
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Harvest Parties!
Scottish Corners students will have Harvest
Parties on Thursday, October 29th. The students
will participate in a parade and then have a
party in the classroom. Students should wear
regular clothes to school and can bring their
costumes in a bag. Shortly before the parade
the students will be able to put on their
costumes. In most cases, students should be
able to put their costume on over their normal
clothes. If this is impossible, students will be
allowed to change in the restroom.
AM Class: The morning class will get to
participate in a kindergarten costume parade
through the lower and upper floors of Scottish
Corners. The parade will start around 10:45am.
Upon return to our classroom, the students will
enjoy a Harvest Party until 11:45am. Please
contact the AM Harvest Party coordinator, Amy
Licata, if you would like to help with the party.
PM Class: The afternoon class will participate in
a whole school parade to Brookdale Muirfield
Retirement Home. Weather permitting, the
parade will start around 2:15pm. Upon return to
our classroom, the students will enjoy a Harvest
Party until 3:30pm. Please contact the PM room
parent coordinator, Marcie Gagnon, if you would
like to help with the party.
October 23, 2015
What You Can Do at Home to
Support Our Work in Room 108…
Math: Please help your child practice
counting, reading and writing numbers to
20. Our next goal will be counting to
100 by 1s. If your child has this
mastered, practice counting by 2s, 5s,
and 10s.
Word Study: Your child should be able to
read the following words: a, I, to, the,
my, is. A great activity is to practice
writing these words. Feel free to work
ahead on the list of 22 kindergarten
word wall words.
Reading: Read a story to your child and
stop throughout to have him or her make
predictions about what will happen next.
Encourage your child to look for word
wall words in the book.
Writing: Help your child to journal about
something that happens at home
throughout the week. Encourage your
child to draw a picture and label or write
words to match.
Science: Discuss the weather with your
child. What is the sky like today? Is it
warm or chilly? Is the weather
changing? If so, how?
Social Studies: Help your child recite the
Pledge of Allegiance.