Friday, September 4, 2020

September 8-18th

Off to a GREAT start! 

OUR FIRST BIRTHDAY!

You can send in birthday treats that are individually wrapped and store bought! We do have 1 nut allergy in the class, so please no nuts!  Thanks!




PICTURE DAY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH!

CLASSROOM PROCEDURES:

 CLEANING:  We will be using hand sanitizer in my classroom, but I am very lucky to have a sink in my classroom, so we will be doing more hand washing than sanitizing!  

Their supplies will ALL be separate this year, so there will be no sharing of pencils, makers etc.  

We will be sanitizing the tables and chairs and all surfaces that are used at least twice a day!  

MASKS ARE MANDATORY!  If you haven't been working on wearing a mask for extended periods of time, please please please do so before school.  It will make your child's school experience that much more "normal."

Students need to have a seal-able water bottle this year, as the bubblers are only for refilling water bottles and will not be used for drinking from!  I can also fill them in my classroom!  

Click on the words Mask Video  to see a quick video the staff put together for you!


 REMINDERS: 

~If you would like, you may send a HEALTHY snack along with your child each day!  We have snack at 9:45am and they will get milk and can then eat a small healthy snack before recess.  Please no fruit snacks or cookies etc.

~Gym Shoes... If your child has tie shoes as their gym shoes, they MUST be able to tie them ALL BY THEMSELVES.  Most of the time they will wear their everyday shoes they already have on.  I normally only have them change if their shoes are dirty or wet.  

~With that said.... their everyday shoes must also be ones that they can get on and off without help.... so if they don't know how to tie shoes, please don't send them in tie shoes to school... Thanks!

~Friday is Mass- they need to dress up for church.  No shorts, tshirts, no jeans and no words on their clothing.  Boys need a collared shirt.  If you do not want/ or your child does not want to wear their dressy church clothes all day, please send a change of clothes. They will change right after mass.  

~Leggings....oh boy, I have to say that this is the area most parents have a hard time with coming from 4k, where the policy was different.  It is our policy that starting in Kindergarten, girls who choose to wear leggings MUST have a SKIRT or DRESS that comes down past their fingertips.  If they don't follow this we will give them spare gym shorts to put on to cover their backside.  The logic behind wearing a skirt or dress, other than the obvious reason of being appropriate and not having our butts displayed, the other reason is that we do go over to church on many occasions,  not just Fridays, and the Diocese of Green Bay has a policy that requires all leggings to have a skirt or dress covering their behind when in the church!  If you have any questions of concerns about this, please feel free to ask me or you can also talk to Mrs. Cowart!    

Extra clothes MUST be CHURCH APPROPRIATE... so if your child is not dressed appropriately for mass we have something for them to change into, like when those Wednesday masses pop up, as if out of NO WHERE, we've got their backs....!😂  

   Also their extra or spare clothes are for when life happens throughout the day... maybe they go down a wet slide, or they have a hole in their lip while drinking from their water bottle, or spill at lunch/snack, or maybe the water drenches them while washing their hands (yes, all of these have happened....many times.)  So even if your child is fully potty trained, I still MUST have a change of clothes for them!  Thank you for understanding!

Here are my plans for the first few weeks of school!  
     Please let me know if you have any questions!

Reading: We will be starting to meet in small reading groups in week or two.  We will use the table dividers and masks for protection and will keep our groups times to under the recommended 15 minutes.  
We will be starting with learning some of the more frequent sight words that they will need to know! Some of these words include: the, a, is, in, it, was, as, of, I etc. 
When you are reading with your child, pointing out these sight words will help!  Also a big help is asking questions after a story...
Who was this story about?
Where did this story take place?
What was the problem?
How did he/she solve this problem?
This will really help with their reading comprehension.




Fundations / Spelling:We will be working on lower case letters and their sounds! We will start with b, f, and t!  Then add n, m, i, and u. 

Writing:We will start by working on labeling our drawings!  Sounding out each word!  

Math: We will work on following directions and shapes!   I will introduce circles, rectangles, and squares to start.  

ReligionWe will be learning about mass and how that all works.  We are learning about our AWESOME God and AMAZING Jesus through discussions, videos and bible stories.  We will be starting our Creation Unit on the 7th!


Social Studies/Science:
   We will be talking about Germs and  the Human Body.  We will be talking about why we wear masks and wash our hands so often and why it is SO important!

We will then transition our Human Body Unit into our Safe Environment talks.  We will be talking about the parts of our bodies that are private and should stay private.  And what to do if our Underpants Rule is broken.  I will be using the book My Underpants Rule by Kate and Rod Power.  If you have any questions or concerns about this please let me know!



As always, my door is always open, if you have any questions or concerns please don't hesitate to ask!  


Calendar/Important Dates:
September
7th- LABOR DAY- No School
8th- Father Walters Birthday
10th- Picture Day
11th- School Mass 8:15am
18th- School Mass 8:15am
25th- School Mass 8:15am 1/2 Day of School(Teacher In-service) NO AFTER CARE
 

Friday, August 21, 2020

Kindergarten 2020-2021

WELCOME TO KINDERGARTEN!

I am so excited to get this year started!  Here are just a few things that will maybe answer some questions you may be having and or give you a clearer picture of how Kindergarten will run this year!  

CLEANING:  We will be using hand sanitizer in my classroom, but I am very lucky to have a sink in my classroom, so we will be doing more hand washing than sanitizing!  

Their supplies will ALL be separate this year, so there will be no sharing of pencils, makers etc.  

We will be sanitizing the tables and chairs and all surfaces that are used at least twice a day!  

MASKS ARE MANDATORY!  If you haven't been working on wearing a mask for extended periods of time, please please please do so before school.  It will make your child's school experience that much more "normal."

Students need to have a seal-able water bottle this year, as the bubblers are only for refilling water bottles and will not be used for drinking from!  I can also fill them in my classroom!  

Click on the words Mask Video  to see a quick video the staff put together for you!


 REMINDERS: 

~If you would like, you may send a HEALTHY snack along with your child each day!  We have snack at 9:45am and they will get milk and can then eat a small healthy snack before recess.  Please no fruit snacks or cookies etc.

~Gym Shoes... If your child has tie shoes as their gym shoes, they MUST be able to tie them ALL BY THEMSELVES.  Most of the time they will wear their everyday shoes they already have on.  I normally only have them change if their shoes are dirty or wet.  

~With that said.... their everyday shoes must also be ones that they can get on and off without help.... so if they don't know how to tie shoes, please don't send them in tie shoes to school... Thanks!

~Friday is Mass- they need to dress up for church.  No shorts, tshirts, no jeans and no words on their clothing.  Boys need a collared shirt.  If you do not want/ or your child does not want to wear their dressy church clothes all day, please send a change of clothes. They will change right after mass.  

~Leggings....oh boy, I have to say that this is the area most parents have a hard time with coming from 4k, where the policy was different.  It is our policy that starting in Kindergarten, girls who choose to wear leggings MUST have a SKIRT or DRESS that comes down past their fingertips.  If they don't follow this we will give them spare gym shorts to put on to cover their backside.  The logic behind wearing a skirt or dress, other than the obvious reason of being appropriate and not having our butts displayed, the other reason is that we do go over to church on many occasions,  not just Fridays, and the Diocese of Green Bay has a policy that requires all leggings to have a skirt or dress covering their behind when in the church!  If you have any questions of concerns about this, please feel free to ask me or you can also talk to Mrs. Cowart!    

~ Extra clothes MUST be CHURCH APPROPRIATE... so if your child is not dressed appropriately for mass we have something for them to change into, like when those Wednesday masses pop up, as if out of NO WHERE, we've got their backs....!😂  

   Also their extra or spare clothes are for when life happens throughout the day... maybe they go down a wet slide, or they have a hole in their lip while drinking from their water bottle, or spill at lunch/snack, or maybe the water drenches them while washing their hands (yes, all of these have happened....many times.)  So even if your child is fully potty trained, I still MUST have a change of clothes for them!  Thank you for understanding!

Here are my plans for the first few weeks of school!  
     Please let me know if you have any questions!

Reading: We will be starting to meet in small reading groups in week or two.  We will use the table dividers and masks for protection and will keep our groups times to under the recommended 15 minutes.  
We will be starting with learning some of the more frequent sight words that they will need to know! Some of these words include: the, a, is, in, it, was, as, of, I etc. 
When you are reading with your child, pointing out these sight words will help!  Also a big help is asking questions after a story...
Who was this story about?
Where did this story take place?
What was the problem?
How did he/she solve this problem?
This will really help with their reading comprehension.


Fundations / Spelling:We will be working on lower case letters and their sounds! We will start with b, f, and t!  Then add n, m, i, and u. 

Writing:We will start by working on labeling our drawings!  Sounding out each word!  

Math: We will work on following directions and shapes!   I will introduce circles, rectangles, and squares to start.  

ReligionWe will be learning about mass and how that all works.  We are learning about our AWESOME God and AMAZING Jesus through discussions, videos and bible stories.  We will be starting our Creation Unit on the 7th!

Social Studies/Science:   We will be talking about Germs and  the Human Body.  We will be talking about why we wear masks and wash our hands so often and why it is SO important!

We will then transition our Human Body Unit into our Safe Environment talks.  We will be talking about the parts of our bodies that are private and should stay private.  And what to do if our Underpants Rule is broken.  I will be using the book My Underpants Rule by Kate and Rod Power.  If you have any questions or concerns about this please let me know!

As always, my door is always open, if you have any questions or concerns please don't hesitate to ask!  


Calendar/Important Dates:
August/September
27th- 1st Day of School
28th- School Mass 8:15am

4th- School Mass 8:15am
7th- LABOR DAY- No School
8th- Father Walters Birthday
10th- Picture Day
11th- School Mass 8:15am
18th- School Mass 8:15am
25th- School Mass 8:15am 1/2 Day of School(Teacher In-service) NO AFTER CARE
 

Tuesday, May 26, 2020

Last Zoom Meeting

Hi all!  Last Zoom meeting today!
See you at 10am!

Pamela Lowe is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: Show and Tell
Time: May 26, 2020 10:00 AM Central Time (US and Canada)
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Friday, May 22, 2020

Week 7 Friday

LAST DAY!
We made it! Thank you all for being so patient, understanding and helpful with me through all of this!  I truly appreciate it!

Riddle of the day:  What makes me happy and sad and starts tomorrow?
Answer in the comment section below to check in for the day!
Riddle answer posted at 7pm!

Friday

Zoom Meeting today at 11am!
Pamela Lowe is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: Friday Zoom
Time: May 22, 2020 11:00 AM Central Time (US and Canada)
        Every 2 weeks on Fri, until May 22, 2020, 1 occurrence(s)
        May 22, 2020 11:00 AM
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May Day 11:  

Long Vowels section isn't tricky with the pictures, but remember the sneaky "e" that likes to sneak on the end of words, but makes no sound...

Sight Words: away and jump

Religion:  Read Helping Our Families, then discuss the questions on the back with a parent or an older sibling!  After typing these all out, I feel as though there has been an unintentional theme with my religion reading choices.... maybe my kids were not being very helpful with I went to make copies.... 🤣

Art:  Coffee Filter Butterflies
1. Color filter with markers ( no white spaces, cover the whole thing)
2. squirt with water
3. let dry
4. color the clothespin
5. pinch clothespin and wrap the pipe cleaner around one of the ends to make antennas!
6. when coffee filter is dry pinch it from top to bottom in the middle and clip the clothespin in place!
 Coffee Filter Butterfly - This kids craft is easy to make with markers, clothespins, and water! It's fun for kids of all ages and pairs well with the Very Hungry Caterpillar book! #ad #MyFirstCrayola #painting #kidscrafts #forkids #butterflies #spring

I hope you all have a safe, happy and healthy summer!
 I will miss you all and can't wait to see you all again soon!  Love you!
Mrs. Lowe

Thursday, May 21, 2020

Week 7 Thursday

Hello everyone!

Riddle of the day:  I can fill a room but take up no space.  What am I?
Answer in the comment section below to sign in for today!
Riddle answer posted at 7pm!

Thursday

May Day 10:  No Surprises!

Math: Telling Time!  Double Sided worksheet!

Science: Scholastic Weekly Reader, I Spy a Butterfly!

Have a fantastic day!
Let's pray with Karly!
Love you all!
Mrs. Lowe
(Riddle answer: light)

Wednesday, May 20, 2020

Week 7 Wednesday

What a beautiful day we are having!  Get out and enjoy the weather today!

Riddle of the day:  I go through towns and over hills, but I never move.  What am I?
Answer in the comment section below to check in for today!
Answer will be posted by 7pm!

Wednesday 

May Day 9:  
Sight Word and Comprehension:  Look and with

Religion:  Read God's Good Care, then discuss the questions on the back with a parent or an older sibling. 

Math: Telling Time!  Double sided worksheet!

Science:  Read and Color your Butterfly, Butterfly booklet!  Do your best Kindergarten coloring, No Scribbling!


Enjoy the weather!
Let's pray with Kinley!
Love you,
\Mrs. Lowe
(Riddle answer:  road/street)

Tuesday, May 19, 2020

Week 7 Tuesday

Happy Tuesday everyone!

Riddle of the day:  I have hands but cannot clap. What am I?
Answer in the comment section below to check in for the day!
I will post the answer at 7pm each night under my name at the bottom of each post!

Tuesday

I know my phone number, only if they need it!

Religion: Read Good Friends, then discuss the questions on the back with a parent or an older sibling.

Math: Telling Time! Double Sided worksheet!

Science:  Butterflies! Watch this video on the Life Cycle of a Butterfly!  Then color/cut and glue your butterfly life cycle worksheet in the correct order!

Have a terrific Tuesday!
Let's pray with Dominic!
Love you,
Mrs. Lowe
(A clock! Good guessing everyone!)

Monday, May 18, 2020

Week 7 Monday

Welcome to the last week on online learning for this school year!
We will have next week Monday and Tuesday as make up days, to make sure you have all your work completed and then turned in on May 28th!  On May 28th you will also need to turn in: Black bags, books, unifix cubes, links, rulers, and games/puzzles.  If you are not sure if it needs to be turned in please send me an email and I will let you know!  All of these things are my personal teaching supplies, so I appreciate you returning them, so I don't have to buy new one to replace them.

Please comment with your child's name in the comment section below to sign in for today!

Monday

May Day 8:  
Sight Words and Comprehension:  play and the

Calendar Journal:  We have been in school for 153 days(I think)! 

Religion:  Read Telling the Truth, then discuss the questions on the back with a parent or older sibling.

Math: Telling Time! Watch this Brainpop Jr. Video  then complete the 2 sided telling time worksheet!
Username: lnbulldogs
Password: bulldogs

Science:  Scholastic Weekly Reader, A Caterpillar Grows Up


Tuesday

I know my phone number, only if they need it!

Religion: Read Good Friends, then discuss the questions on the back with a parent or an older sibling.

Math: Telling Time! Double Sided worksheet!

Science:  Butterflies! Watch this video on the Life Cycle of a Butterfly!  Then color/cut and glue your butterfly life cycle worksheet in the correct order!


Wednesday 

May Day 9:  
Sight Word and Comprehension:  Look and with

Religion:  Read God's Good Care, then discuss the questions on the back with a parent or an older sibling. 

Math: Telling Time!  Double sided worksheet!

Science:  Read and Color your Butterfly, Butterfly booklet!  Do your best Kindergarten coloring, No Scribbling!


Thursday

May Day 10:  No Surprises!

Math: Telling Time!  Double Sided worksheet!

Science: Scholastic Weekly Reader, I Spy a Butterfly!


Friday

May Day 11:  

Long Vowels section isn't tricky with the pictures, but remember the sneaky "e" that likes to sneak on the end of words, but makes no sound...

Sight Words: away and jump

Religion:  Read Helping Our Families, then discuss the questions on the back with a parent or an older sibling!  After typing these all out, I feel as though there has been an unintentional theme with my religion reading choices.... maybe my kids were not being very helpful with I went to make copies.... 🤣

Art:  Coffee Filter Butterflies

Let me know if you have any questions about this weeks plans!
Have a wonderful day!
Let's pray with Lydia!
Love you all,
Mrs. Lowe

Friday, May 15, 2020

Week 6 Friday



Friendly Friday
 (P.S. your kids know this song... I may have played it for them a few times...)

Hello all!
Question of the day:  If you could play any musical instrument, which one would you want to know how to play?
Answer in the comment section below to check in for the day!

May Day 7:  
Sight Words and Comprehension:  go and little

Religion: Read Forgiving Others and discuss the questions on the back with a parent or older sibling!

Science/Art:  Frog Life Cycle Craft
Color the frog head and all the stages of the life cycle. 
 Cut out the head and life cycle pictures.
Glue the head to the top of your folded green "body" paper.
Then glue each phase of the life cycle in order from top to bottom
Last glue on your arms and legs!

This free printable frog life cycle fold-up book is perfect for a spring life cycle unit! Kids can learn about the frog life cycle and practice their writing and fine-motor skills.

Love and miss you all!
Let's pray with Bridget!
💕Mrs. Lowe

Thursday, May 14, 2020

Week 6 Thursday

Thoughtful Thursday!
Your challenge today is to do something nice or thoughtful for someone in your family!

Question of the day: What is your favorite holiday and why?


Thursday

May Day 6: No surprised today!

Math:  Measure and Record worksheet

Science: Life Cycle of a Frog booklet! Color neatly! NO SCRIBBLING!😁😉

Free Frog Cliparts, Download Free Clip Art, Free Clip Art on ...

I love and miss you all!
Let's pray with Sutton!

🥰Mrs. Lowe

Wednesday, May 13, 2020

Week 6 Wednesday

Welcome back! I pray you are all doing well on this fine day!

Question of the day:  If you went on a treasure hunt, what treasure would you like to find?
Answer in the comment section below to check in for today!

Wednesday

May Day 5:  
Long Vowel Pictures:  clock, hive, rose, cake, kite, nine

Math:  Color, Count and Graph
Using the chain links I sent you, measure how LONG your kitchen table is, how TALL your couch is and how WIDE  your bed is!  Put these link measurements on the back of your math sheet for today!  You can use your links to measure things all over the house!

Science:  Watch this cute video about Frogs!
Then color/cut and glue the Frog Life Cycle in the correct order!

My Kindergarten Memory Book:  Please color and complete only one page per day! Make sure you are doing your best coloring (no scribbling) and your best handwriting! Use a capital letter at the beginning of each sentence, spaces between each work and punctuation at the end of every sentence!

Love and miss you all muy mucho!
Let's pray with Ashlynn!

💖Mrs. Lowe



Tuesday, May 12, 2020

Week 6 Tuesday

Hello Everybody!
Hope you all are staying safe, happy and healthy!

Question of the day:  If your toys were like the toys in Toy Story and could talk and play when you weren't around, what do you think they would do?
Answer in the comment section below to check in for today!



Tuesday

May Day 4:  
Long Vowel Pictures:  Slide, cube, mute, lemon, tube, mule

I know my phone number!.... Only if they need it!

Religion:  Read Cheerful Chores and discuss the questions on the back with a parent or an older sibling.  

If a login is needed:
Username: lnbulldogs
Passowrd: bulldogs

Then read/color/trace the My Measurement and Data Book

Love and miss you all!
Let's pray with Karly!

Mrs. Lowe

Monday, May 11, 2020

Week 6 Monday

Magic Monday!

Hope you all had a great weekend! 
Please comment with your child's name in the comment section below to check in for today!


Monday

May Day 3:  
Long Vowel Pictures: Cone, rose, plate, rope, skate, bone

Calendar Journal:  We have been in school for 148 days!

Math: This week we will be learning about Measurement through videos and practice!  This is a new concept for them, so please let me know if they are struggling to understand or need some extra help with this!  I will do everything I can to get them some more help and assistance.
 Please watch this Measurement Video and then complete the Inchworm Measurement Worksheet!

Religion:  Read A Good Listener and then discuss the questions on the back with a parent or an older sibling!


Tuesday

May Day 4:  
Long Vowel Pictures:  Slide, cube, mute, lemon, tube, mule

I know my phone number!.... Only if they need it!

Religion:  Read Cheerful Chores and discuss the questions on the back with a parent or an older sibling.  

If a login is needed:
Username: lnbulldogs
Passowrd: bulldogs

Then read/color/trace the My Measurement and Data Book


Wednesday

May Day 5:  
Long Vowel Pictures:  clock, hive, rose, cake, kite, nine

Math:  Color, Count and Graph
Using the chain links I sent you, measure how LONG your kitchen table is, how TALL your couch is and how WIDE  your bed is!  Put these link measurements on the back of your math sheet for today!  You can use your links to measure things all over the house!

Science:  Watch this cute video about Frogs!
Then color/cut and glue the Frog Life Cycle in the correct order!

My Kindergarten Memory Book:  Please color and complete only one page per day! Make sure you are doing your best coloring (no scribbling) and your best handwriting! Use a capital letter at the beginning of each sentence, spaces between each work and punctuation at the end of every sentence!



Thursday

May Day 6: No surprised today!

Math:  Measure and Record worksheet

Science: Life Cycle of a Frog booklet! Color neatly! NO SCRIBBLING!😁😉




Friday

May Day 7:  
Sight Words and Comprehension:  go and little

Religion: Read Forgiving Others and discuss the questions on the back with a parent or older sibling!

Science:  Frog Life Cycle Craft
Color the frog head and all the stages of the life cycle. 
 Cut out the head and life cycle pictures.
Glue the head to the top of your folded green "body" paper.
Then glue each phase of the life cycle in order from top to bottom
Last glue on your arms and legs!


Please let me know if you have any questions about the work for this week!

Let's pray with Kinley!
Thank you all for your continued support and participation through all of this! 
Love you all,
Mrs. Lowe




Friday, May 8, 2020

Week 5 (Was Week 1 Friday)

We Made It!
One week down!  Thanks for your help and patience during this Online Adventure!  I couldn't do this without each of you!

Question of the day:  Do you like to eat fish?
Answer in the comment section below to check in for the day!

Transparent fish clipart 2 » Clipart Station


Friday

April Day 5: Sight word: They           Phonics:Gum

Religion: I just threw this coloring page in there for fun!

 Friday Funday!  I challenge you to build or create something( fort, Lego building, play dough, driveway chalk drawing, baking cookies etc.) and send me a picture!  

ART: This is the best I could do from afar for Mother's Day! So older siblings or Dads this year I will need your help! (Totally easy enough for an older sibling to help out with!)

We are making a CROWN for your amazing Mom! Click on the highlighted word crown for a tutorial on how to make it!

Make these colorful painted crowns perfect for any celebration or play date. All you need are doilies and watercolors for these DIY paper crowns.

Hope you have a wonderful week! Our Zoom meeting is today at 11am!  Hope to see all of you there!

Pamela Lowe is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: Friday Zoom
Time: May 8, 2020 11:00 AM Central Time (US and Canada)
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Today is "M" day in our ABC countdown to summer!  Check out Mrs. Klemp's blog, she has some really fun music and videos for you today!


"See" you all next week! Have a wonderful weekend!
Sending prayers and love to you all!

Let's pray with Dominic!

Mrs. Lowe

Thursday, May 7, 2020

Week 5 (Was week 1 Thursday)

Hello Kings and Queens!
I think we are getting the hang of this, but I still miss seeing all your silly faces!

Question of the day:  Would you live in a castle all by yourself?
Answer in the comment section below to sign in for today!
Castle clipart free images | Desenho de castelo, Castelos desenho ...

Thursday

I know my phone number again!

 April Day 4: Sight word is LIKE. Phonics: HOT

Math Review 3-6:  Write 13 and 14. Adding and Subtracting. (It is totally ok if they want or need to use something as counters! Like cheerios, m&m's, the Unifix cubes/links I sent in their bag or bingo chips would all work, they wont need more than 10)

Science: Matching Matter! Color the little picture sheet as well as the words on the big sheet! Then cut, sort and glue in the appropriate place!

Let me know if you have any questions!  I am happy to help!

Let's pray with Lydia!

Sending a big bear hug to all my Kings and Queens!
Mrs. Lowe

Wednesday, May 6, 2020

Week 5 Wednesday

Welcome back boys and girls!

Question of the day:  What do you think is the hardest job in the world, and why?
Answer in the comment section below to check in for the day!


Wednesday

May Day 2:  
Sight Words and Comprehension: see and can
Long Vowel Pictures are: dime, wave, bike, cube, slide

Math Review 5-15:  Tiny Tumblers- draw the correct number of circles on each side of the mountain then add to get the total at the top!
Subtraction on the back!

Crack the Code Writing:  First crack the code then glue it to the top box.  Then write about the code and finally draw a picture about your writing!

Scholastic Reader:  Is it Spring?

Let's pray with Bridget!

Have a wonderful Wednesday!
Love you!
Mrs. Lowe

Tuesday, May 5, 2020

Week 5 Tuesday

Hello everybody!

Question of the day:  If you found a genie in a bottle, what would your 3 wishes be?
Answer in the comment section below to check in for the day!

Tuesday

May Day 1: 
Sight Words & Comprehension: She and They
Long Vowel Pictures are: crate, donkey, cake, rake, bone, five.

Math Review 4-17:  Adding, subtracting and dot to dot!

Crack the Code Writing:  First crack the code then glue the code in the top box!  Write about the code and then draw a picture about your writing!

Science and Social Studies:  Scholastic Weekly Reader: When a Rainbow Shines

Let's pray with Sutton!

Hope you have a great day!
Love and miss you all!
Mrs. Lowe


Monday, May 4, 2020

Week 5 Monday (Was Week 2 Monday)

Hi all!
Hope you had a wonderful weekend, it was so beautiful outside!
Today's work was actually in your first folder as Week 2 Monday( We saved it due to no school after Easter!)  Some of you already did these worksheets, as they were turned in already!  No worries, you can either have the day off or you could do some of the work in your new green folder in the extra packet!  This packet is just that, extra work I had that I sent just in case you wanted or needed some additional work!  There are some money worksheets in there, money is the only thing I didn't get to in Math this year!  I also sent along some coins on a craft stick to help teach the coins and their value!

And just as a reminder to all, I do need you all to post/sign in EVERY day. This is how we prove to the state that your child is present and learning.  Unfortunately it doesn't count if you comment the next day, as all comments are time stamped.  Overall we are doing GREAT, so thanks for that!  I really appreciate it! 

Please post your child's name in the comment section below to check in for the day!

Monday

April Day 6: (I know it is May, this is just because we are reusing the work from after Easter!)  

Calendar Journal:  We have been in school for 143 days.

Math 5-17: Greater than/Less Than
Don't forget to read all the directions, if you need to cross shapes out or add more the make the rows equal!  It may change throughout the worksheet.

Social Studies:  Fill in the missing words of the Pledge of Allegiance.


Tuesday

May Day 1: 
Sight Words & Comprehension: She and They
Long Vowel Pictures are: crate, donkey, cake, rake, bone, five.

Math Review 4-17:  Adding, subtracting and dot to dot!

Crack the Code Writing:  First crack the code then glue the code in the top box!  Write about the code and then draw a picture about your writing!

Science and Social Studies:  Scholastic Weekly Reader: When a Rainbow Shines


Wednesday

May Day 2:  
Sight Words and Comprehension: see and can
Long Vowel Pictures are: dime, wave, bike, cube, slide

Math Review 5-15:  Tiny Tumblers- draw the correct number of circles on each side of the mountain then add to get the total at the top!
Subtraction on the back!

Crack the Code Writing:  First crack the code then glue it to the top box.  Then write about the code and finally draw a picture about your writing!

Scholastic Reader:  Is it Spring?


Thursday

I know my phone number again!

 April Day 4: Sight word is LIKE. Phonics: HOT

Math Review 3-6:  Write 13 and 14. Adding and Subtracting. (It is totally ok if they want or need to use something as counters! Like cheerios, m&m's, the Unifix cubes/links I sent in their bag or bingo chips would all work, they wont need more than 10)

Science: Matching Matter! Color the little picture sheet as well as the words on the big sheet! Then cut, sort and glue in the appropriate place!


Friday

April Day 5: Sight word: They           Phonics:Gum

Religion: I just threw this coloring page in there for fun!

 Friday Funday!  I challenge you to build or create something( fort, Lego building, play dough, driveway chalk drawing, baking cookies etc.) and send me a picture!  

ART:This is the best I could do from afar for Mother's Day! So older siblings or Dads this year I will need your help!

We are making a CROWN for your amazing Mom! Click on the highlighted word crown for a tutorial on how to make it!

Make these colorful painted crowns perfect for any celebration or play date. All you need are doilies and watercolors for these DIY paper crowns.

Hope you have a wonderful week! Our Zoom meeting is on Friday this week at 11am!  Hope to see all of you there!

Love and miss you all!
Mrs. Lowe








Friday, May 1, 2020

Week 4 Friday

Fantastic Friday

Joke of the day:  What kind of shorts do clouds wear?
Answer in the comment section below to check in for the day!
(Answer will be posted at 7pm on this post at the bottom under my name)


April Day 19: Sight Words: down

Art:  
Paper Plate Sun and Rainbow Craft - Easy Peasy and Fun

1. You can paint the sun yellow with your the watercolors.
2. Let it dry
3. turn is over and glue the yellow and orange triangles to the curved part of the plate
4. Also on the back glue the rainbow streamers along the straight edge of the plate
 5. Turn the plate over and with a black marker or crayon or colored pencil draw the eyes and mouth.

Let's pray with Ashlynn!

Love you all! Have a FANTASTIC weekend!
Mrs. Lowe
What kind of shorts do clouds wear?
Thunderwear

Thursday, April 30, 2020

Week 4 Thursday

Thankful Thursday


Joke of the day:  Why did the turkey join the band?
Answer in the comment section below to check in for the day!
(Answer will be posted at 7pm on this post at the bottom under my name)


Thursday

April Day 20(I didn't realize I mixed up 19 and 20 until too late, save 19 for Friday) 
Word Family: wed, red, bed

Nature Walk:  You can do this ANYTIME.  Who knows it may be raining today, but find a nice day this week and take a nature walk!  

Math Review 4-17:  Adding

Music:  Check out Mrs. Klemp's Blog and comment!(M,T,TH pick 2)

Let's pray with Karly!

Have a great day!
Love,
Mrs. Lowe
Why did the turkey join the band?
Because he had the drumsticks! 
Good guessing, some of you got this one! You are all on a roll!
Keep up the good work!

Wednesday, April 29, 2020

Week 4 Wednesday

What a Wonderful World Wednesday!

Joke of the day:  Name a bow that can't be tied!
Answer in the comment section below to check in for the day!
( Answer will be posted at 7pm on this post at the bottom under my name!)


Wednesday
(I accidentally put April Day 19 right after 18 in the same day... just save 19 for Friday!)

April Day 18:  Word Families: kit, hit, sit

Math Review 5-10:  Subtraction, equal/ unequal
Numbers 11-30

Writing: My Favorite toy!  Have them draw a picture of their favorite toy (lots of detail, no floating toys...unless they are pool toys). Capital letter at the beginning of each sentence, spaces between words and punctuation at the end of each sentence!

Science:  Scholastic Weekly reader!  Rainbow Plants!

Let's pray with Kinley!

Love and miss you all!
Mrs. Lowe
Name a bow that can't be tied?
A Rainbow!  

Tuesday, April 28, 2020

Week 4 Tuesday

A Terrific Tuesday to you all!

Joke of the Day:  What did the teacher do at the beach?
Answer in the comment section below to check in for today!
(Answer will be posted at 7pm on this post, under my name)


Tuesday

I know my phone number: Hopefully they are getting the hang of this! If you would like me to keep sending this form next month, please let me know!  

April Day 17:  No surprises here!

Fix It! Sentences:  Circle the mistakes in the bolded sentence.  Rewrite the sentence correctly and then draw a picture to match to sentence.  

Math Review 4-15:  Adding. Dot to dot. On the back adding and subtracting!

Science:  Scholastic weekly reader! Hello Ladybug

Music:  Check out Mrs. Klemp's Blog and comment!(M,T,TH pick 2)

Let's pray with Dominic today!

Have a wonderful day!
Love ya!
Mrs. Lowe
What did the teacher do at the beach?
She TESTED the water!

Monday, April 27, 2020

Week 4 Monday

And we have made it to Week 4!

Hope you had a good weekend, full of family fun!

Please write your students name in the comment section below to check in for the day!

Monday

Calendar Journal:  We have been in school for 138 days!  

April Day 16:  Word Families:  jog, fog, hog

Math Unit 5 Test:  For this you can give it to them like a test, meaning you can read the directions and let them do the work alone... or you can treat this like a double worksheet day and walk them through it!  If there are any areas on this test that your child is struggling with PLEASE send me an email and I will get some more resources to you to help them get more confident with it!

This is a pretty straight forward test.  Let me know if you have any questions!

Read and Color:  This is a great way to see if they can follow directions!

Music:  Check out Mrs. Klemp's Blog and comment!(M,T,TH pick 2)


Tuesday

I know my phone number: Hopefully they are getting the hang of this! If you would like me to keep sending this form next month, please let me know!  

April Day 17:  No surprises here!

Fix It! Sentences:  Circle the mistakes in the bolded sentence.  Rewrite the sentence correctly and then draw a picture to match to sentence.  

Math Review 4-15:  Adding. Dot to dot. On the back adding and subtracting!

Science:  Scholastic weekly reader! Hello Ladybug

Music:  Check out Mrs. Klemp's Blog and comment!(M,T,TH pick 2)


Wednesday
(I accidentally put April Day 19 right after 18 in the same day... just save 19 for Friday!)

April Day 18:  Word Families: kit, hit, sit

Math Review 5-10:  Subtraction, equal/ unequal
Numbers 11-30

Writing: My Favorite toy!  Have them draw a picture of their favorite toy (lots of detail, no floating toys...unless they are pool toys). Capital letter at the beginning of each sentence, spaces between words and punctuation at the end of each sentence!

Science:  Scholastic Weekly reader!  Rainbow Plants!



Thursday

April Day 20(I didn't realize I mixed up 19 and 20 until too late, save 19 for Friday) 
Word Family: wed, red, bed

Nature Walk:  You can do this ANYTIME.  Who knows it may be raining today, but find a nice day this week and take a nature walk!  

Math Review 4-17:  Adding

Music:  Check out Mrs. Klemp's Blog and comment!(M,T,TH pick 2)



Friday


April Day 19: Sight Words: down

Art:  
Paper Plate Sun and Rainbow Craft - Easy Peasy and Fun

1. You can paint the sun yellow with your the watercolors.
2. Let it dry
3. turn is over and glue the yellow and orange triangles to the curved part of the plate
4. Also on the back glue the rainbow streamers along the straight edge of the plate
 5. Turn the plate over and with a black marker or crayon or colored pencil draw the eyes and mouth

Let me know if you have any questions about this weeks work!

Let's pray with Lydia today! 

Love you,
Mrs. Lowe


Friday, April 24, 2020

Week 3 Friday

Happy Friday All!
Joke of the day: What falls but never gets hurt?
Answer in the comment section below to check in for today!
I will post the answer at 7pm tonight at the bottom of this blog under my name!

Friday

April Day 15:  Word Families:  Map, cap, tap

Art: I have a Ziploc bag with all the things you will need to build a rocket!  We did this last year during Kindergarten Round Up and they have been begging me to do it again!  Well, now's your chance!  I have enough supplies in the bag for you to make 2 rockets!!
1. Color all your rockets
2. Cut them out
3. Cut your Pipette on the line in between the 2 and the 3
4. Tape your pipette to the back of one of your rockets with the open end facing the bottom of your rocket
5. Then tape the second rocket to the pipette on each side
6. Insert straw into your pipette
7. Aim
8. BLAST OFF (blow in your straw)
* Remember these are paper straws and will fall apart with a lot of spit...

Rocket Clipart For Kids

Friday Funday:  Find a creative way to use a flashlight! (Dominic, you inspired this idea!)

We will end our week praying with Bridget!

Love you all have a great weekend!
Mrs. Lowe
What falls but never gets hurt?
Waterfalls!

Thursday, April 23, 2020

Week 3 Thursday

Thursday Blessings!

Joke of the day:  What do you call a flower that can't tell the truth?
Answer in the comment section below to check in!
I will post the answer at 7pm tonight at the bottom of the blog under my name!

Thursday

April Day 14:  Sight Word: not  Word Families:  win, pin, fin

Math 5-23:  Longer/Shorter   Taller/Shorter

Writing:  Crack the Code!  Once they finish the code have them glue the code in the large rectangle at the top of the attached page!  Then write about the topic they uncovered!  Finally color a picture that correlates with their writing in the circle twords the bottom of the page!

Science:  Scholastic Weekly Reader all about Real Rainbowfish!

Music:  Check out Mrs. Klemp's Blog and comment!(M,T,TH pick 2)

Today we will pray with Sutton!

Have a great day!
Love,
Mrs. Lowe
What do you call a flower that can't tell the truth?
A Dandelion

Wednesday, April 22, 2020

Week 3 Wednesday

Hello All!

Joke of the day:  Why did the duck fall down on the sidewalk?
Answer in the comment section below to check in!
I will post the answer at 7pm tonight and the bottom of this post under my name!

Wednesday

April Day 13:  Sight Word:  does  Word Families:  Top, Mop, Hop


Math 5-20:  Greater Than/ Less Than/ Equal to.  *Two different directions on the front!

Writing: My Favorite Place.  Have them pick their favorite place then draw it! Lots of detail!
Then tell me all about it under your picture on the dotted lines!  Remind them to use a capital letter at the beginning of every sentence, spaces between words and punctuation at the end of every sentence!

Social Studies:  Check out the Scholastic Weekly Reader from February!  I think we could all use a little more love right now!

Today we will pray with Ashlynn!

Have a wonderful day!
Love,
Mrs. Lowe
Why did the duck fall down on the sidewalk?
Because he tripped on the quack!

Tuesday, April 21, 2020

Week 3 Tuesday

Happy Tuesday!


JOKE of the day:  What do you call a cow that doesn't give milk?
Post your answer in the comments section below to check in today!
(I will post the answer at 7pm each night at the bottom of the post, under my name!)


Tuesday

I know my phone number: Again only if they need this still or if your are teaching them another number!

April Day 12:  Sight Word: very

Math Review 3-18:  Left of the line + right of the line. Practice 17, 18. Adding and Subtracting!

Fix It! Sentences:  They have done a number of these before, so they should know how to do them!  But in case they try to play you!  They need to circle all the mistakes in the bolded sentence.  Then rewrite the sentence correcting the mistakes. 
 Finally they need to draw a picture that correlates to the sentence!

Social Studies: Watch a quick video on the state flag! 

 Color the Wisconsin flag! Here is a picture of it to help them!

Flag of Wisconsin - Wikipedia


Music:  Check out Mrs. Klemp's Blog and comment!(M,T,TH pick 2)


We will finish today by praying with Kinley!

Today is our first show and tell zoom meeting!  Hope to see you all there!
Here is the invitation again!

Pamela Lowe is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: Show and Tell
Time: Apr 21, 2020 10:00 AM Central Time (US and Canada)
        Every week on Tue, until Jun 2, 2020, 7 occurrence(s)
        Apr 21, 2020 10:00 AM
        Apr 28, 2020 10:00 AM
        May 5, 2020 10:00 AM
        May 12, 2020 10:00 AM
        May 19, 2020 10:00 AM
        May 26, 2020 10:00 AM
        Jun 2, 2020 10:00 AM
Please download and import the following iCalendar (.ics) files to your calendar system.
Weekly: https://zoom.us/meeting/tJcocu6oqjMpG93tu9gG8cTrBmXCAcQtPBTN/ics?icsToken=98tyKuCrqz4tGtCdsxiORowqGY_4KPTwiFxejfoOiAq8BAcLYTfkFO96EZN8Iczg

Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/93557048319?pwd=N0kwNUtMZVAyWjdpL2UrNFVtS0pHdz09

Meeting ID: 935 5704 8319
Password: 0kSeSb


Love and Miss you all!
Mrs. Lowe
What do you call a cow that doesn't give milk?
A Milk Dud

Monday, April 20, 2020

Week 3 Monday

Hello Kindergarten!

Hope you had a fantastic weekend!  

Please sign your child's name in the comment sections below to check them in for the day!

Monday

Calendar Journal:  Days of School 136

April Day 11:  Sight Word:  were

Math 5-19:  Fill in circles for numbers from 11-20 then finish the equations at the bottom. Subtraction on the back!

Phonics:  100 Rhyming Words!  This packet is for the whole week do about 5 boxes a day!  One word on each line!  
Here is a list in order of what the word goes with each picture(some of them are a stretch..)
Cat, fan, map, mad
Wag, cab, ham, cap
Hem, bed, hen, net
Sit, pin, lid, pig
Dip, cob, log, wet
Pop, cub, cut, gum
Sun

Music:  Check out Mrs. Klemp's Blog and comment!(M,T,TH pick 2)



Tuesday

I know my phone number: Again only if they need this still or if your are teaching them another number!

April Day 12:  Sight Word: very

Math Review 3-18:  Left of the line + right of the line. Practice 17, 18. Adding and Subtracting!

Fix It! Sentences:  They have done a number of these before, so they should know how to do them!  But in case they try to play you!  They need to circle all the mistakes in the bolded sentence.  Then rewrite the sentence correction the mistakes. 
 Finally they need to draw a picture that correlates to the sentence!

Social Studies: Watch a quick video on the state flag! 

 Color the Wisconsin flag! Here is a picture of it to help them!

Flag of Wisconsin - Wikipedia


Music:  Check out Mrs. Klemp's Blog and comment!(M,T,TH pick 2)




Wednesday

April Day 13:  Sight Word:  does  Word Families:  Top, Mop, Hop


Math 5-20:  Greater Than/ Less Than/ Equal to.  *Two different directions on the front!

Writing: My Favorite Place.  Have them pick their favorite place then draw it! Lots of detail!
Then tell me all about it below your picture on the dotted lines!  Remind them to use a capital letter at the beginning of every sentence, spaces between words and punctuation at the end of every sentence!

Social Studies:  Check out the Scholastic Weekly Reader from February!  I think we could all use a little more love right now!


Thursday

April Day 14:  Sight Word: not  Word Families:  win, pin, fin

Math 5-23:  Longer/Shorter   Taller/Shorter

Writing:  Crack the Code!  Once they finish the code have them glue the code in the large rectangle at the top of the attached page!  Then write about the topic they uncovered!  Finally color a picture that correlates with their writing in the circle twords the bottom of the page!

Science:  Scholastic Weekly Reader all about Real Rainbowfish!

Music:  Check out Mrs. Klemp's Blog and comment!(M,T,TH pick 2)

Friday

April Day 15:  Word Families:  Map, cap, tap

Art: I have a Ziploc bag with all the things you will need to build a rocket!  We did this last year during Kindergarten Round Up and they have been begging me to do it again!  Well, now's your chance!  I have enough supplies in the bag for you to make 2 rockets!!
1. Color all your rockets
2. Cut them out
3. Cut your Pipette on the line in between the 2 and the 3
4. Tape your pipette to the back of one of your rockets with the open end facing the bottom of your rocket
5. Then tape the second rocket to the pipette on each side
6. Insert straw into your pipette
7. Aim
8. BLAST OFF (blow in your straw)
* Remember these are paper straws and will fall apart with a lot of spit...

Rocket Clipart For Kids

Friday Funday:  Find a creative way to use a flashlight! (Dominic, you inspired this idea!)

Let's end today by joining Dominic in prayer!

Please let me know if you have any questions about this weeks work!  

As always, may the Lord bless you and your family!

Love,
Mrs. Lowe