We noticed that 2 of the kids in our class were wearing polka dots!
We decorated a big "dot", in honour of DOT DAY. Click here for more info.
He was printing some letters that he knows!
This is a picture of someone's dad watching t.v. Then a little friend helped write the story IWTV = (I watched tv) with a little help from Mrs. Grant (**This is the early stages of writing!)
This little guy said he drew a picture of Mrs. Grant and her daughter. (I see the resemblance :) ) And he wrote a letter that he has learned in school.
She was happy to show off the flower picture she drew.
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Here is a copy of the note sent home today from the Speech Language Pathologist.
Dear Parents,
Welcome
to Stevenson School! My name is Charlene
Mitchell and I am the Speech-Language Pathologist working at your school. Many children who enter Kindergarten have
speech and/or language difficulties.
These difficulties range from mild to severe and can involve:
Difficulty
Speaking Clearly
o
Speech
sound errors or stuttering,
Difficulty
Understanding Language
o
Difficulty
listening, understanding words/concepts, following directions, understanding
and responding to story questions
Difficulty
Using Language
o
Difficulties
finding words, speaking in sentences, asking questions, using correct word
order and grammar, engaging in conversations
A routine speech and language screening
will take place during the month of September.
The purpose of the screening is to identify children who may require
further assessment and/or intervention in the area of speech and language
development. Should your child require
any follow up to this screening you will be contacted as soon as the screening
is completed. If you have any questions,
please feel free to call me at (204) 885-1334 ext. 2326 or e-mail me at chmitchell@sjsd.net.
Charlene
Mitchell, M.S., CCC-SLP
Speech-Language
Pathologist
Awesome job everyone with the writing, coloring the dots, pictures of the Dad watching TV, Mrs. Grant and her daughter, and the lovely flower picture. You all are doing a great job. Isn't school fun? Looking forward to reading your blog in Texas
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