The green “My Learning Folder” should be brought back to school each day. All important school documents and classroom papers will be sent home this way. Thank you for your help with this 🙂

Homework for the week of December 11, 2023

Unless otherwise noted, all Math Homework pages come out of the Math Additional Practice Book.

Reading FAST testing happening Tuesday, December 12

Math FAST testing happening Thursday, December 13

Spelling Words for this week:

1.log

2.frog

3.dog

4.fog

5.hog

6.jog

Monday (12/11): ELA Packet pg. 1;  Math Additional Practice Book pg. 113-114

Tuesday (12/12): ELA Packet pg. 2; Math Additional Practice Book pg. 115-116

Wednesday (12/13): ELA Packet pg. 3; Math Additional Practice Book pg. 117-118

Thursday (12/14): ELA Packet pg. 4; Math Additional Practice Book pg. 119-120

Friday (12/15): All homework due back today!; Spelling Test Today (on words above)

All Homework due back on Friday, 12/15

mspiegler@passportcharter.org

monica.spiegler@ocps.net

Hello! I’m Mrs. Spiegler and I am so excited to be your son or daughter’s teacher this year!  I know Kindergarten can be tough so I will do my best to make sure this year goes as smoothly as possible.  Let me tell you a little bit about myself; I’m originally from the great city of St. Augustine, FL and relocated to Orlando to attend the University of Central Florida.  I graduated in 2009 with my degree in Elementary Education.   I’m going into my 9th year at Passport and every year it gets better and better!

I got married a few years ago!

Although I’m still getting used to the new last name! I’m still known as Ms. Brock to some former students around Passport.

These are our only children for now…

 

Sight Word List

If you click on the link above it will take you to the list of words your child is expected to memorize this year.  We move through them at the pace of about 3-5 per week.  [If you need a copy of the list please let me know!!]

Please remember that these are SIGHT words, your child will have 3-5 seconds per word to be able to identify them.  These words are designed to be memorized and not to sound out.

In the classroom you will find our ‘Sight Word  Rain Clouds”  proudly displayed.  The big list is broken down into ‘color’ lists and after your child masters that ‘color’ list they will get the corresponding color on their rain cloud- to ultimately display a full rain cloud 🙂

 

**A great way to study sight words is flash cards!**