Extraordinary Explorations

Sent along with our september newsletter, this letter for parents gives a brief description of the importance of family involvement at the preschool level. No, it is not "homework" per say, but a short task meant to be fun and thought provoking for families to get involved in what topics students are learning at school and also make connections to the home.

Visual schedule cards for the individual student helps to learn routine and what to expect each day, especially if there are any changes from the typical schedule i.e. class trip, visitors, parties. While some students recognize numbers on digital clock that they can match up, others without number identity skill need pictures. Behavior management for pre-reading students. Self-regulation for students with anxiety requiring comfort of knowing what tasks remain before pick-up & returning home.

ELA & Social-Emotional product is perfect for the start of school year. This worksheet can be used as a graphic organizer, with options to differentiate; Emotions vocabulary words w/ visual is offered, students can draw a picture to show & tell, a picture and sentence combination, or short sentences to make a connection from text to self.