| Welcome to Kindergarten |  | Kindergarten is a most exciting time for the children. There are new experiences, friends and activities to do. This can open a world of
opportunity for children and their families.
Communication is an important process for parents and the school.
There are many ways for parents to learn about their child's education
progress and school involvement. First be sure to look in your child's
backpack daily. All school communications concerning upcoming
school events, calendar changes, parent involvement, student work and
teacher-classroom notes will be sent home. Taking time daily to review
with your child these notes and reminders, is an excellent way for you to
be part of your child's education. If you have questions or need clarification
about any notices, please feel free to contact Mrs. Parenteau.
We will be learning to read, writing each day and working in math. Your
child will be continually assessed in each area. This will provide me with
necessary information to provide your child with support and enrichment
that will meet their needs.
As always as parent-school partners your help is appreciated. Children should be able to tie their own shoes, dress themselves, do their homework, and practice writing, reading and counting at home. This practice will allow your child to do their best.
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Looking ahead:
February 18 - PEK-Kindergarten Family Night - Special emphasis on Day 100
March 17, 19, 20 - Conferences
Here's to great learning!
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| | | |  | | Contact Info | Paulette.Parenteau @
spps.org
call at 651-293-8875
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| | Homework | Children will receive a paper marked HOMEWORK on Monday. They need
to complete both sides and return the paper before Friday to receive credit for the
week.
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