¡Ahora sé el abecedario!

In this ongoing class I will reveal a letter of week for us to practice .  Afterwards class will continue with a catchy song to identify our letter and it's magical sound. This gives us a chance to get our wiggles out and warm up for class. Students will then have opportunity to use fine motor skills to make letter with playdough on mats and then write the word with markers on dry erase boards.  Playdough time really strengthens our hands.  We will then rest our hands and Iisten together to a  story focusing on the letter or week.  To end our class, students will share something from their home that relates to our letter for show and tell.  I will post the focus letter each week to give students opportunity to find something.  This is a great time for students to practice speaking and using language.
In my classes I use the model-  I do, we do.  you do  where I introduce, we practice together and then students have independent time. Young learners need many opportunities to adapt language skills and connections to sounds and words.  I will give students chances to share orally or by giving thumbs up.  Some learners are reluctant to speak in new environments.  I am patient and understanding.  It takes time to form a relationship with teacher and peers.

August 14 Back to School Scavenger Hunt
September 11 Letter S
September 18 Letter A
September 25 Letter T
October 2 Letter M
October 9 Letter B
October 23  Letter L
October 30 Letter H
November 6  Letter F
November 13 Letter P
November 20  Thanksgiving Holiday
November 27, 29 
December 4 Letter D
December 18 Letter C and R
January 1 Holiday
January 8 Letter N
January 15 Letter W
January 22 Letter I
January 29 Letter X
February 6 Letter V
February 13Valentine's Day Break
February 20 Letter G
February 27 Letter Q
March 5 Letter K
March 12 Spring Break
March 19 Letter J
March 26 Letter U
April 9 Letter O
April 23 Letter E
April 30  Letter Y
May 7 Letter Z
May 14 Letter Review
June 19 Summer Scavenger Hunt
July 17 Beach Scavenger Hunt