Classroom Updates

Our class will start exploring numbers beyond 10 starting on Monday. Please help your child use different household counters (beans, cereal, rocks, cotton balls, lego pieces, etc.) to practice representing numbers 11-20. They will realize that counting is part of everyone’s daily tasks if you incorporate counting activities while cooking, shopping, driving, brushing teeth, combing hair, etc. Thank you for your support and help to get your child meet or exceed his Kindergarten big goal of identifying numbers 0-20 in random order! Let’s count together, 1, 2,…3!

Next week’s letter of the week is the Letter Ii. It is important to include the letter Ii in your activities. It’s not impossible for your child to increase his/her reading skills if you do so. Interesting!

MC Cash will host its first ever Annual “Hall-o-ween” event on Monday, October 30th, from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the D building. Each grade level will decorate their section of the hallway and will be judged by the Special Area team for the most creative and the spookiest-themed decorations. Teachers will be handing out treats to all participants who come with costumes. Please be advised that face masks are not allowed. Be creative, be original, be amazing! So get your best Halloween costumes on and be ready to come and join us on this “boo-tiful” Halloween bash!

 

 

MC Cash will celebrate its annual Red Ribbon Week starting on Monday, October 23. Please join us all week for we have something fun in store for everyone to participate and enjoy! Kindly click on the link below to download the flyer for details.

Red Ribbon Week-Staff flyer

Monday: “Our Future is Key, so Stay Drug Free!”

*Staff and students can wear a college/military shirt and uniform bottoms*

Students will kick off Red Ribbon Week by learning about its history on the weekly video announcements and complete a Red Ribbon Week pledge in class.

Tuesday: “Being Drug Free is No Sweat”

*Staff and students can wear sweats.”

Wednesday:  Community Walk to school

* Staff and students can wear RED tops and uniform bottoms*

Staff and students will meet at Playa Margarita Park at 6:45 a.m. and will be led on a walk to school at 6:50 a.m.  Please encourage your students to participate by offering an incentive.  This is a great opportunity for the entire Cash community to join together to promote awareness and the Red Ribbon Week campaign!

Thursday: “Our Futures Are Bright, No Drugs in Sight”

*Staff and students can wear cool sunglasses (must be removed in class).*

 

Friday: “M.C. Cash Staff and Students are “Jean”-ius. We Stay Drug Free”

*Staff and students can wear M.C. Cash spirit shirts and jeans.*

Next week, we will be learning about the letter Nn. Practice writing and finding words or objects that begin and end with the /n/ sound. Good luck!

I am wishing all of you an amazing Fall Break. I will see you back in school on Monday, October 16, 2017. Enjoy!

Hello to all ice cream and sorbet lovers out there! You are in for a great treat for MC Cash’s Booster Club will sponsor a fundraiser event this Tuesday, starting at 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at Scooptacular, a friendly local ice cream shop in Laveen. If you want to enjoy some cold, sweet treats and at the same time support our Booster Club, please stop by and spend a few fun moments with us. Thank you in advance and see you all! Please click on the link to locate Scooptacular: 5150 W Baseline Rd, Suite 102, Laveen Village, AZ 85339.

 

 

As we started saying the letter names and sounds of the alphabet, we are slowly moving into the decoding and blending of CVC (consonant-vowel-consonant) words. There are many strategies or techniques for you to follow and help your child learn how to read faster. The following video is one of those fun techniques that you can teach your little one feel confident to attack those words as they get on their way to be awesome readers!

Welcome to another week! That also means we will have a new letter of the week- the letter Pp! So, this week, we will be learning words that begin with the /p/ sound. Please help your child p-p-practice saying words and finding objects that begin and end with the letter p or with the /p/ sound.

Are you ready to count your numbers to 10? If you are, then you are in for a great treat this week. We will learn together how to successfully count to 10. Get those counting hats on!