Curriculum Guides (K-5)...
...Northeast Elementary School
by Randy Rivers | Friday, July 6, 2007
The State of Kansas Curriculum Standards that our staff are
expected to teach at each grade level may be viewed by clicking on
the links below:
Kindergarten:
Reading
Math
Science
Writing
Social Studies
First Grade:
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Body walk 2
The first graders going through the body. Body Walk 2
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Body Walk
Northeast’s Fantastic Voyage
On May 7, Northeast Elementary
experienced an in-body adventure. The Body Walk, sponsored by the
Kansas Department of Education, addresses good nutrition and other
healthy lifestyles choices. American children . . .
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Inclusive Preschool Activities...
Life in the Inclusive Preschool classroom has been extremely
busy. On April 15 the students made a trip to the Claw Paws
Pets Store and on Tuesday April 22, they made a trip to the Home
Depot Garden Center. Their teacher let . . .
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Elementary Honor Choir Stands Out
At the Mid-America Music Festival at Pitt State on Saturday, the
choir, a duet, and several vocal soloists were awarded some
fantastic ratings. A I rating means "Fantastic," a II rating means
"Great," and a III rating means "Good."
. . .
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Kindergarten Celebrates 100th Day of School
Mrs. Vanderpool's class recently celebrated their 100th day of
Kindergarten. Students wrote their numbers to 100, completed
a 100th Day of School booklet, wrote words to describe their 100th
day, and beaded their own yarn necklace . . .
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4th and 5th Grade Honor Choir
Forty-two students auditioned for 20 spots in
the 2008 4 th and 5 th Grade Honor Choir.
Students sang a song that was prepared in class, and were graded on
pitch, rhythm, diction and classroom behavior.
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Mrs. Vanderpool's Kindergarten Fall Activities
Mrs. Vanderpool's kindergarten class has been reading the book
Peanut Butter and
Jelly along with their new letter of the week letter
"Pp". To further our learning of the letter "Pp" we made
peanut butter and grape jelly . . .
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4th Graders Turn Hallway Into a Tropical Rain Forest
Mrs. Herrell and Mrs, Puckett’s 4 th grade students
have been learning many things about tropical rain forests.
They studied the four layers of a rain forest and the type of
animal and plant life in each layer. They learned . . .
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Mrs. Vanderpool's Kindergarten Room
Mrs. Vanderpool's kindergarten class is on the road to a great
year. We've been busy learning a letter each week. Parents
please watch your child's papers for the letters and numbers that
we are learning. I encourage parents to . . .
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Helping Your Child Become a Better Reader
Practicing Sight Words at Home
Sight words are the words that appear
frequently in reading and make up the majority of all written
language. Many of these words cannot be sounded out
(examples: the, what, was, one, come, there, where . . .
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Fun Websites for Summer Reading
Free Reading Games Songs, and Activities
This summer you can have fun playing computer games and improve
your reading skills too. We have visited some of these
websites in class. Now you can practice at home.
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