Weekly News
Week 6
Reading Workshop
Reading Workshop
Learning Objective:
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Students can retell a familiar story.
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Students can read to learn about the world.
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Students can point to words as they read.
Summary:
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This week we practiced retelling without looking at the book and with just looking at the pictures.
Writing Workshop
Learning Objective:
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Students can draw a picture and label it with at least two labels.
Summary:
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We focused a lot on labeling this week. A label can be as simple as writing the first letter of the word.
Math
Learning Objective:
Students can identify a square.
Students can write numbers 0-10.
Students can count using one-to-one correspondence.
Summary:
Students are working on writing numbers with correct formation.
Social Studies / Science
Learning Objective:
Students can solve problems.
Summary:
We read books about solving problems.
Homework
Read 15 min each night.
Upcoming Events
- No school (September 28- October 3)Empty blue folder each nightStudents are continuing to work on playing safely at recess and keeping their hands to themselves.
Dear Kindergarten Families,
My name is Ms. Tolbert. I am very excited to be BFS’s Kindergarten teacher this year! I can’t wait to meet your child and learn more about them, but first, I will tell you a little about myself.
I was born and raised in Columbia, Missouri. I love to go to Cardinals baseball games and cheer on the Mizzou tigers. I graduated from the University of Missouri with a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education. After completing my degree I also became certified in Early Childhood Education. I recently finished my Masters in Teaching English as a Second Language.
This is my eighth year as a teacher. I have taught fifth, kindergarten, and adult ELL students. Kindergarten is my favorite grade to teach! When I am not teaching I enjoy hiking and traveling to new places. I am new to Korea and I am so excited to learn about and explore this wonderful country.
My goal for this school year is for every student to learn and grow. I believe that every student is important and unique and these differences will all impact us in a positive way! Please feel free to contact me with any questions, comments, or concerns. stolbert@bfs.or.kr
Sincerely,
Sydney Tolbert