May 18, 2009
Dear Parents,
I hope that all of you had a nice weekend. I have so many items to cover in the letter so please read it carefully. As I said earlier, since it is the end of the school year, a lot of activities are planned and I don’t want anyone to miss out on them.
This week we will read the story The Wolf’s Chicken Stew by Keiko Kaszo. Along with this story, we will review our letter sounds and start working with the blends. In math, we will continue to review our numbers and other skills that we have learned this year. During our circle time, we will talk about oceans and the animals found there. I do not know how much time I will have to spend on the oceans since a great deal of our free time will be dedicated to working on the Ascension service. Our Bible lessons will be “Peter Heals a Crippled Man” and “Peter Tells the Enemies about Jesus.” From these lessons we will see how Christ’s disciples confess him boldly.
As I mentioned in our other notes, we will be having a special Ascension service on Thursday evening, May 21, at 7:00 pm. Please bring your child to the kindergarten room at 6:30 pm so that we can run through our parts. We will be sitting as a class so once you drop your child off, you are free to go into the church and take a seat. After the service, we will go back to the classroom where you will pick up your child. All of the children are expected to be here. If you cannot make it, you must write out a note excusing your child.
I am sending home the field trip permission forms today. When you sign up, please send your payment. All checks should be made out to me. I will submit the payment when we go to the zoo. Remember, all adults pay $14.00 and all children over the age of three pay $10.00. I do not mind if siblings come on this trip. I would appreciate it if you could have your permission slip and payment into me by Friday, May 22. Thank you.
I briefly mentioned that the kindergarten class will have a small graduation ceremony on June 4 at 11:00. Please try to attend. It is an informal ceremony and I must say it is cute. I never know what is going to happen. The ceremony lasts approximately thirty minutes. Let me know if you have any questions.
I believe that is all for this week. Have a great week!
Mrs. Kronebusch
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