Students will learn: 

✨about a different theme each week 

✨ pre-literacy and prewriting skills, such as letters, numbers, shapes, and colors

✨ fine motor skills through arts and crafts and sensory activities

✨academic concepts in science and social studies through exploration and discovery 

✨ social skills

✨ listening and thinking skills

✨skills for kindergarten, such as following classroom expectations and problem solving 

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There won't be any required homework, but I will always encourage learners (and parents) to continue learning and exploring class themes outside of class. For instance, during our fall theme, learners can take a nature walk and collect colorful leaves and pinecones! They can go to the library and find a book that digs deeper into a topic we're learning about in class. There are so many educational opportunities that take place outside of the classroom, and I love to encourage and inspire learners and their families to continue those learning experiences together. 
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We may use books in class that go along with the theme of the week and are for educational purposes. They will be used in a transformative way to help students better understand what they are learning in class, and we will do after reading activities to go along with the stories. 
Parents are encouraged to find the book at their local library or bookstore to read to their child at home.
Some books we may read in class are:
We Don’t Eat Our Classmates, by Ryan T. Higgins
I’m Gonna Like Me by Jamie Lee Curtis
A Friend for Bo, by Elisabeth Zuniga
Cocoa's Cranky Christmas, by Jodie Shepherd and Beth Hughes
When the Wind Blows, by Linda Booth Sweeney and Jana Christy
Pumpkin Soup, by Helen Cooper
One Snowy Day, by Diana Murray and Diana Toledano
(Excerpts from) Read-Aloud Rhymes for the Very Young, selected by Jack Prelutsky, illustrated by Marc Brown
Hats Off to You! by Karen Beaumont