Mrs. Delvecchio’s Classroom Website

Month of March

Literature: Junie B.Jones – Toothless Wonder by Barbara Park At first, Junie B. Jones is thrilled to have a loose tooth -- it means she's turning into a "big kid," and she'll be the first one in Room One to lose one of her top baby teeth.

Sight Words: I, in, dad, mom, this, yes, no, is, it, me, at, to,

am, the, a, my, and, can, big, like (The children are beginning to identify these words in text and are beginning to use them in their written work.)

Letter/Sounds: Review names and sounds for all capital and lower case consonants (B, C, D, F, G, H, J, K, L, M, N, P, Q, R, S, T, V, W, X, Y, Z); introduce short vowel sounds (A as in apple, E as in egg, I as in igloo, O as in octopus, U as in umbrella)

Math: Counting to 130 by 1’s and by 10’s; identifying numerals 1 – 50;

graphing, measurement using non-standard units

Upcoming Events:

Thursday, March 1st – Brewster Loves to Read Night (6:30 p.m.)

Friday, March 2^nd – Dr. Seuss’s Birthday Celebration

Friday, March 23^rd – Field trip to see the performance of Junie B.

Jones at the Lyman Auditorium at SCSU in New Haven

Wednesday and Thursday, March 28th and 29^th – Parent Conferences

Only AM K students will attend on the 28th

Only PM K students will attend on the 29^th