We will begin our final week of Module One.   

High Frequency Words: and, find, for, just, many, one, she, then 

BRING IT HOME! Learning fun for the whole family! 

Big Idea Words- Reinforce these important topic words when you read or talk with your child: friendship     emotions     challenge  

Try to incorporate questions like these into everyday conversations:  

• How did you show friendship to your classmates today?
• What emotions do you feel when you try something new?
• Tell about a character who faced a challenge.

Let’s Read Together: Make a special time and place to read with your child every day. During this module about making new friends and learning new things, try these activities during your reading time together: 

• Point to photographs and illustrations that show acts of friendship. 
• Cheer on a story character who is trying something new. 
• Talk about why we should not be afraid to keep trying

Word Play Play with words to help develop skills that are important for reading.  

• Week 1: Rhyme Time Take turns saying a rhyming word with a short a vowel sound, such as mat/pat or Sam/jam. 
• Week 2: I Spy Open a book and play I Spy. Take turns pointing to and reading words that begin with the letter n. Play I Spy again, searching for words that begin with d, p, and c. 
• Week 3: One or More Play a counting game with familiar items. Stress the change in word meanings when the –s is spoken. One toy car. Two toy cars. One red apple. Two red apples.

We are halfway through week two in our three-week unit of HMH. Our class has learned how making new friends and learning new things can help us grow. We read books about making new friends and taking on new challenges, and we will become familiar with new words and different activities about school. Children will also learn how to tell a story and tell one about a special moment in their lives.

BRING IT HOME! Learning fun for the whole family!

Big Idea Words- Reinforce these important topic words when you read or talk with your child: friendship     emotions     challenge

Try to incorporate questions like these into everyday conversations:

• How did you show friendship to your classmates today?
• What emotions do you feel when you try something new?
• Tell about a character who faced a challenge.

Let’s Read Together: Make a special time and place to read with your child every day. During this module about making new friends and learning new things, try these activities during your reading time together:

• Point to photographs and illustrations that show acts of friendship.
• Cheer on a story character who is trying something new.
• Talk about why we should not be afraid to keep trying

Word Play: Play with words to help develop skills that are important for reading.

• Week 1: Rhyme Time Take turns saying a rhyming word with a short a vowel sound, such as mat/pat or Sam/jam.
• Week 2: I Spy. Open a book and play I Spy. Take turns pointing to and reading words that begin with the letter n. Play I Spy again, searching for words that begin with d, p, and c.
• Week 3: One or More Play a counting game with familiar items. Stress the change in word meanings when the –s is spoken. One toy car. Two toy cars. One red apple. Two red apples.

Over the next three weeks, our class will learn that making new friends and learning new things can help us grow. We will read books about making new friends and taking on new challenges, and we will become familiar with new words and different activities about school. Children will also learn how to tell a story and tell one about a special moment in their lives.

BRING IT HOME! Learning fun for the whole family!

Big Idea Words- Reinforce these important topic words when you read or talk with your child: friendship, emotions, challenge

Try to incorporate questions like these into everyday conversations:

• How did you show friendship to your classmates today?
• What emotions do you feel when you try something new?
• Tell about a character who faced a challenge.

Let’s Read Together: Make a special time and place to read with your child every day. During this module about making new friends and learning new things, try these activities during your reading time together:

• Point to photographs and illustrations that show acts of friendship.
• Cheer on a story character who is trying something new.
• Talk about why we should not be afraid to keep trying

Word Play Play with words to help develop skills that are important for reading.

• Week 1: Rhyme Time Take turns saying a rhyming word with a short a vowel sound, such as mat/pat or Sam/jam.
• Week 2: I Spy Open a book and play I Spy. Take turns pointing to and reading words that begin with the letter n. Play I Spy again, searching for words that begin with d, p, and c.
• Week 3: One or More Play a counting game with familiar items. Stress the change in word meanings when the –s is spoken. One toy car. Two toy cars. One red apple. Two red apples.