This Week in Kindergarten!

Hello families! On Monday, we began our day with independent reading—some students chose to read quietly at their tables while others got cozy on the carpet. Afterward, we read the beautiful book Goodbye Winter, Hello Spring, which sparked a conversation about the signs of spring we’ve started to notice outside.
On Tuesday, we jumped into the day with a math worksheet focused on counting and number recognition. Students practiced counting groups of objects and matching them to the correct numeral. Later, we wrapped up our hibernation book and enjoyed some creative play during centre time.
On Wednesday, we practiced writing the letter Ll on whiteboards, focusing on proper letter formation and pencil grip. Then, we recorded the letter Ll in our visual journals and drew pictures of words that start with that sound. We took advantage of the sunshine by having snack at the top of the hill, followed by some energetic playtime outdoors and on the playground.
On Thursday, we kicked off the morning with engaging math games that encouraged turn-taking and number sense. We continued our literacy work by drawing and labeling Ll words. Later, we were introduced to ten frames and practiced representing numbers using counters. Everyone did a fantastic job working through the questions together!
Ms.Infante

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