Summer fun!

I have enclosed the handwriting worksheets that we were unable to complete in class. I would encourage you to follow the daily format that the worksheets suggest. Each day should take no more than 15 minutes to complete. This will ensure that your child’s penmanship doesn’t go out the window during the summer months.

I would like to encourage you get or let your child make a writing journal to keep track of their summer activities. This will keep their minds working like the authors they have become this year. Some families have even provided a special writers workshop corner or desk where the child has every thing he or she needs to be creative. (Pencils, crayons, construction paper, blank paper, lined paper, notebooks etc…)

Get your children in the kitchen to work on math. Cooking is a great way to keep their skills in good working order. Plus it is fun to eat the results. I am also sending their math books home. We only used some of the worksheets for each section. There are many more to choose from to keep their minds thinking like mathematicians.

I pray that each of you can truly enjoy the beautiful summer that God has created for us. I also pray that you will enjoy having your children back on a full-time basis. I know that many of you missed your children while they were here at school with me. Thank you for sharing them with me. I have enjoyed them and will miss them when they move on to second grade.

                                                Mrs. Sutton

NIV Bible
2 packets wide lined paper
24 yellow #2 pencils (no mechanical)
Erasers
pointed scissors
White glue and glue stick
Ruler (standard & metric)
Crayons and markers (water based only)
Watercolors
2 large boxes of facial tissues
5 pocket folders
clipboard
2 highlighters
2 red ink pens
colored pencils
skinny dry erase markers
1 book of stamps
calculator (stored by teacher)
1 package tab dividers
2 1" three ringed binders