Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss
We had a fun time celebrating Dr. Seuss' birthday to day at Ready Set School Preschool Hour. We talked about him and what books he wrote, read a couple of books and made cute crafts. We had a drawing for one of Dr. Seuss books too. Candy and Mandy also made some yummy cupcakes for us to enjoy. Thanks to all who came to celebrate with us.
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Tip of the Week
My Feelings: Today we are going to learn about the letter D and feelings. We will be using puppets to display different emotions and taking turns being a part of a puppet show. I will also have a mirror to show the kids what their faces look like when they are wearing different emotions.
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
Tip of the Week
Here is information about the activity that we did in RSS Preschool Hour today.
Ready! Set! School! Numbers & Shapes Activity 1: 1-2-3! from RSS Video on Vimeo.
Ready! Set! School! Numbers & Shapes Activity 1: 1-2-3! from RSS Video on Vimeo.
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Tip of the Week
Here is some more information about the Ready Set School Activities that we did today.
Ready! Set! School! Words & Language Activity 4: Rhymes and Songs from RSS Video on Vimeo.
Ready! Set! School! Words & Language Activity 4: Rhymes and Songs from RSS Video on Vimeo.
Monday, January 25, 2010
Ready, Set School Preschool Hour
We are starting with A on Jan 26... bring something that starts with A.
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Laurie Berkner Songs
I have told some of you about Laurie Berkner. Here are some of our favorites by her....enjoy!
Here is the information about the CD that we sometimes sing to during RSS Preschool Hour
Here is the information about the CD that we sometimes sing to during RSS Preschool Hour
January
JANUARY PROGRAMS & EVENTS!
WINTER FEST ACTIVITY!
TUESDAY, JANUARY 12TH @ 10AM
Story & Craft Hour every Monday @ 10am
Ready, Set, School! every Tuesday @ 10am
FREE ENGLISH CLASSES FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS
Tuesday’s & Thursday’s @ 4pm
NEW KINDERGARTEN READINESS WORKSHOP!
This class is for both parent and child begins Wednesday, January 20th.
The class is every Wednesday for 6 weeks from 9am – 10:30am.
Your child must be 4 yrs. old and entering Kindergarten in September 2010.
Also, you child must not currently be attending a preschool.
Please call the center for more details and sign-up!
JANUARY CLOSURE DATES:
In compliance with Tooele County School District Policy the center will be closed:
Monday, January 18th & Tuesday, January 19th
LIBRARY ITEMS:
Please remember our policy of returning your items within 2 weeks.
DVD’s Must be returned within 7 days.
Monday, January 4, 2010
Ready, Set School Preschool Hour Tuesday!
We are open again!
For RSS preschool hour we will be learning about all the colors and putting together our color books. Bring all your past color papers. We will have plenty of extra supplies to make more pages while you are there if needed.
See you at 10!
For RSS preschool hour we will be learning about all the colors and putting together our color books. Bring all your past color papers. We will have plenty of extra supplies to make more pages while you are there if needed.
See you at 10!
Monday, December 7, 2009
A couple of announcements
Please return all your checked out items to the center no later than Tuesday, December 15th. We will be closing for winter break and would like to do an inventory.
Also, a reminder about the RSS Christmas Party on December 15th @ 10am.
Thanks!
Candy Wilson
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Tip of the Week
Benefits of Parent Involvement:
-Your child will receive better grades.
-Your child will have better attendance.
-Your child will get more out of homework.
-It will increase your child's self esteem.
-Your child will more likely graduate and go on to college.
-Your child will receive better grades.
-Your child will have better attendance.
-Your child will get more out of homework.
-It will increase your child's self esteem.
-Your child will more likely graduate and go on to college.
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Monday, November 2, 2009
Tip of the Week
Learning Time:
I am sure you have all seen this watching PBSkids. I think it has a good message. Involve your kids and it helps them become better readers and writers.
I am sure you have all seen this watching PBSkids. I think it has a good message. Involve your kids and it helps them become better readers and writers.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Thanksgiving Celebration
On Tuesday, November 24th @ 10am bring your children to hear fun stories of about Thanksgiving, make a fun craft, and enjoy a mock Thanksgiving Feast!
English Class Open House
ELL Family Literacy Center Open House!
Tuesday, November 17, 2009 from 5:30pm - 7:00pm
Thursday, October 29, 2009
RSS Halloween Party
Our Halloween RSS Preschool Hour Party was a huge success. We read Halloween Stories, sang songs, played Bingo, Pin the Nose on the Jack-o-Lantern, decorated sugar pumpkin cookies, made pumpkin puppets, and wind blowers. Thanks to all who made it out!
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Tip of the Week
I found some helpful literacy tips on pbs.org. Here they are...
Vocabulary Building
Teach your kids new words
1. Comment on new words as they come up in stories, on TV or on the radio.
2. Introduce synonyms - words that mean the same thing. If your kids talk about "the day after today," introduce the word "tomorrow."
3. Correct word errors with simple examples or corrections. If they say "We runned home!" you could say, "Wow! You RAN home?" Or, more simply, "You could say that you RAN home."
4. Find books that your kids like at the library. You can then use subjects they're interested in to add new vocabulary to their conversation.
5. Open a dictionary and pick a word they probably know. See if they can guess the word by reading them the definition. Help them understand that some words have several meanings, like 'watch.' Check out our tips in "The Big Book of Words."
6. Write out pairs of opposites on bits of paper and get your kids to match them up.
7. Introduce a new word and ask them to guess which definition is right? Is HALIBUT a fish, a game or a President? They'll want to learn more when they're having fun!
8. Include kids in your conversations with other adults by using words they can mostly understand. Then they will be able to learn any new ones by getting the meaning from the surrounding sentence.
9. Pick a new word every day and teach it to your kid. Use it so they hear it in context.
10. Encourage them to use it, and use it yourself. Even over-using it will be fun. Pick a word like 'outstanding' and use it whenever something is 'good.'
Vocabulary Building
Teach your kids new words
1. Comment on new words as they come up in stories, on TV or on the radio.
2. Introduce synonyms - words that mean the same thing. If your kids talk about "the day after today," introduce the word "tomorrow."
3. Correct word errors with simple examples or corrections. If they say "We runned home!" you could say, "Wow! You RAN home?" Or, more simply, "You could say that you RAN home."
4. Find books that your kids like at the library. You can then use subjects they're interested in to add new vocabulary to their conversation.
5. Open a dictionary and pick a word they probably know. See if they can guess the word by reading them the definition. Help them understand that some words have several meanings, like 'watch.' Check out our tips in "The Big Book of Words."
6. Write out pairs of opposites on bits of paper and get your kids to match them up.
7. Introduce a new word and ask them to guess which definition is right? Is HALIBUT a fish, a game or a President? They'll want to learn more when they're having fun!
8. Include kids in your conversations with other adults by using words they can mostly understand. Then they will be able to learn any new ones by getting the meaning from the surrounding sentence.
9. Pick a new word every day and teach it to your kid. Use it so they hear it in context.
10. Encourage them to use it, and use it yourself. Even over-using it will be fun. Pick a word like 'outstanding' and use it whenever something is 'good.'
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
Tip of the Week
By Mandy Moore
Give extra encouragement. Praise specific behaviors to build a strong sense of accomplishment. Use concrete items such as, "You used strong muscles to take out the trash."
Give extra encouragement. Praise specific behaviors to build a strong sense of accomplishment. Use concrete items such as, "You used strong muscles to take out the trash."
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