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Mrs. Danielle Haubert » Welcome to Kindergarten!

Welcome to Kindergarten!

Hello Kindergarten Families,
 
I am so excited to be in my seventh year here at St. Joseph Catholic School!
 

I graduated from Northern Illinois University with a degree in elementary education. I have taught Kindergarten for many years and before that I was a fourth grade teacher.  I am excited to be part of a Catholic school environment to cultivate a love for learning and to help my students grow in their relationship with Christ.  

In my free time, I enjoy reading, hiking around the local parks and cheering on the Chicago Blackhawks.

I look forward to a wonderful year!

 
 

Posts

Week at a Glance

November 25-26

 

Math Objectives: Read, Write and Count Teen Numbers 10-19; Number 20; Count to 100 by Ones 


Science Objectives: Weather; Autumn; the 4 Seasons; Turkeys 


Reading Objectives: Letter recognition and sounds of All 26 Letters of the Alphabet; pointing under words to read from left to right; learning to read, write and sing color songs: Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Orange, Purple, Pink, Black, White, Brown, Gray; observe, wonder, and ask questions about a book to begin identifying the main topic; retell events in a story; Rhyming Words; Beginning Sounds; Sequence Events in a Story; Reading Strategies:Eagle Eye, Lips the Fish, Stretchy Snake 



Social Studies: Thanksgiving 

 

Religion Objectives: Practicing our prayers: Sign of the Cross; Guardian Angel; Hail Mary; Grace Prayer  

 

Writing Objectives: Narrative Writing – Adding details with Adjectives; Start sentences with a capital uppercase letter and end sentences with punctuation(period)  


There is no school Wednesday, Nov. 27-Friday, Nov. 28

Thank you to Clara's Mom and Emily's Mom for our Leonardo da Vinci Art in a Box lesson.  We had a great time! 

If your child wears boots to school please have them bring gym shoes to change into for the school day.
Thank you! 

Making Teen Number Rainbows for Math
 
Please have your child practice counting, writing and drawing the teen numbers 10-19

Week at a Glance

November 18-22

 

Math Objectives: Reading, Writing, and Counting of Teen Numbers:10-19; Read, Write and Count Number 20; Count by Ones to 50


Science Objectives: Weather; Autumn; Turkeys


Reading Objectives: Letter recognition and sounds of t,b,f,n, m, i, u, c, o, a, g, d, s, e, r, p, j, l, h, k, v, w, x, y, q, z; pointing under words to read from left to right; learning to read, write and sing color songs: Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Orange, Purple, Pink, Black, White, Brown, Gray; observe, wonder, and ask questions about a book to begin identifying the main topic; retell events in a story; Rhyming Words; Beginning Sounds; Reading Strategies:Eagle Eye, Lips the Fish, Stretchy Snake 



Social Studies: The First Thanksgiving vs. Thanksgiving Now

 

Religion Objectives: Jesus Calls His Disciples; The Holy Trinity

 

Writing Objectives: Narrative Writing – Adding details with Adjectives: Texture words; Start sentences with a capital uppercase letter and end sentences with punctuation(period) 

Week at a Glance

November 11-15

 

Math Objectives: Chapter 3 Introduction: Numbers Beyond 10; Reading, Writing and Counting Numbers; Working with Teen Numbers; Read, Write, Count and Represent Numbers 10-17; 


Science Objectives: Weather; Autumn; Leaves; Scarecrows;

 

Reading Objectives: Letter recognition and sounds of t,b,f,n, m, i, u, c, o, a, g, d, s, e, r, p, j, l, h, k, v, w, x, y; pointing under words to read from left to right; learning to read, write and sing color songs: Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Orange, Purple, Pink, Black, White, Brown, Gray; observe, wonder, and ask questions about a book to begin identifying the main topic; retell events in a story; Rhyming Words; Beginning Sounds; Reading Strategies:Eagle Eye, Lips the Fish, Stretchy Snake 



Social Studies Objectives: Veteran’s Day

 

Religion Objectives: God Gathers Us 

 

Writing Objectives: Narrative Writing –Use a capital letter to start every sentence and punctuation to end sentences; Adding Details to writing with Adjectives: Shape words