LINKS for Back to School Night

LINKS  

Food Permission

Classroom Disclosure 

If you have headphones for your child bring them tonight, if not they will need them the first day of school!

Food Permission Form and Back to School Info

 

 

Please take a moment and fill out this 

FOOD PERMISSION FORM

so that your child can participate in activities 

that have food associated with them for 

the 2025-26 school year!

Monday, August 18, 6:00-8:00 pm

in Room 110.

Teacher presentations every 30 minutes

in their classrooms, with the last one beginning at 7:30 pm. 

Choose one presentation time to attend

{Building will be closed 4:00-6:00 pm

to allow teachers time to prepare.} 

Read Read Read

 

READ READ READ

While some children leave Kindergarten already reading proficiently, others don’t become true readers until First Grade. If your child is not already a confident reader, he should have these pre-reading skills in order to become a successful reader in First Grade:

• Recognizes all uppercase and lowercase letters, as well as the sounds they make. 
• Can tell whether a pair of words have the same beginning or ending sound
• Can identify rhyming words
• Knows at least 25 Sight Words and can read them automatically.
• Can sound out short three-letter words such as “cat” or “man” by blending the sounds together

The best way to help your child become a reader is to read to him and with him! Make reading together an important part of your routine, whether it is at bedtime, in the morning, or throughout the day. Reread familiar books and incorporate new ones.

 

As you read, talk about the characters and what they are doing. Ask your child questions, such as “What do you think will happen next?” or “Why do you think they did that?” Making reading interesting and fun will help build excitement around reading.