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Class Rules

1.  Follow directions. 
2.  Keep hands, feet, and objects to yourself. 
3.  Be silent while someone else is talking. 
4.  Raise your hand. 
5.  Use inside voices. 
6.  Ask an adult before leaving the room.

• Write name
• Practice cutting
• Coloring in the lines

Religion 

• Make the sign of the cross 
• Recite the Our Father
• Guardian Angel Prayer 
• Recite the Hail Mary 
• Recite the Glory Be

Reading 

• Recognition of all capital letters
• Recognition of all lower letters
• Letter sounds for all the letters
• Recognition of the digraphs: wh, ch, sh, th, ck 
• Write all capital and lower case letters
• Recognition of words: am, a, an, and, are, as, come, for, go, has, have, he, his, I, is, little, like, my, me, one, said, she,  the, to, we, with was
• Read CVC (consonant/vowel/consonant) words: cat, fin, hen, bug, etc.
• Read the color words: red, yellow, blue, green, orange, purple
• Read words with digraphs: chick, thick, rich, ship, etc.

• Identify objects that are alike
• Identify objects that are the same
• Identify objects that are different
• Sort by color
• Sort by shape
• Sort by size
• Sort by shape and color
• Sort by shape and size
• Recognition of solid figures: cube, cone, cylinder, rectangular prism
• Recognition of plane figures: triangle, square, circle, rectangle, diamond, oval
• Patterns: Color, shape, size, and growing
• Math terms: as many as, fewer, most, fewest
• Ordinal numbers: First to Tenth
• Recognition of numbers: 0 to 20
• Write numbers:0 to 20
• Addition facts with sums to 10
• Subtraction facts with groups of 10
• Count by tens to 100

Student and Classroom Supplies
 

Student Supplies

1. Three to four sharpened pencils 
2. Pencil box (approximately 8"x5") 
3. 24 count box of crayons 
4. Two pocket folders that also hold looseleaf paper 
5. Two white glue sticks 
6. A box of thick markers 
7. Colored pencils 
8. A pair of scissors (The company Fiskars makes a good pair of scissors.  They allow the child to cut easily. This decreases the chance of a child becoming frustrated due to scissors that are hard to cut with.) 
9. Bottle of regular Elmers Glue (School glue is hard to squeeze out.)
10. Resting mat * Only students that are going all day. 
11. Two black or blue dry erase markers 
12. A dry erase eraser 
13. A knapsack would make it easier to carry things to and from school. 
14. Two large brown grocery bags
15. Headphones
     

Classroom Supplies

1. Lots of paper towels 
2. Lots of straws 
3. Hand sanitizer 
4. Cleaning supplies to wipe down the tables