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Goodbye to boring handwriting practice! With the Wet-Dry-Try App, children can learn and practice correct formation habits for writing capital letters and numbers on the virtual Slate Chalkboard. This app helps children learn handwriting skills in the easiest, most efficient way.
Journal Topics
Spanish Video Lessons with Mrs. Yandle
Student Websites
Parent Websites
- ACS Calendars
- ACS Monthly Lunch Menu
- AEEC School Website
- APT Parent Website
- Auburn City Schools Website
- Auburn Public Library
- Chick-fil-a Family Activities
- Children of the Code
- Common Core Standards
- East Alabama Council for Teachers of Mathematics
- Ele
- George Lucas Documentary Video
- Intel's Education Transformation Video
- Little Bird Tales
- National Council for Teachers of Mathematics
- Nellie Edge
- Phonics on the Web
- Renzulli Learning
- Summer Reading Challenge (AL State Department of Education)
- Take the Challenge - Take Charge
- TEAM Math
Curriculum Synopsis
Sight Words
- 4th nine weeks - has look come does what out all saw from by
- 3rd nine weeks - was for have they of play want me here this
- 2nd nine weeks - went little you do my are he she with in
- 1st nine weeks - I a can see like the we to and go
Suggested Parent Readings
- 'I wanna write jes like in dat book!': Talk and Its Role in the Shared Journal Experience
- "Mommy, I'm Scared"
- 10 Signs of a Great Class for 3-6 Year Olds
- 10 Things Every Parent Should Know About Play
- 10 Ways Parents Can Fight Summer Reading Loss
- 10 Ways to Unplug Your Weekend
- 100 Picture Books Everyone Should Know
- 30 questions to ask your kid instead of "How was your day?"
- 7 Lies Parents Tell
- A 'Confidence Code' for Girls: 5 Ways to Build Up Our Daughters
- A Playground for Every Child
- A Very Scary Headline About Kindergarten
- About the writing process...
- Alabama Literacy Act-Parent Activities
- Alabama Math Standards
- Alabama's Action Plan for Literacy: Birth through Grade 12
- Are We Paving Paradise?
- At Home Reading Activities from RL
- Battling Tattling
- Beyond Letter of the Week
- Beyond the Stoplight
- Big Ideas from Little People
- Brain Function and Watching TV
- Building Student Confidence
- Children Who Can Read, But Don't...
- Children's Understanding of Academic Tasks: Work, Play, or Learning
- Counting Collections
- Counting is More Than 1, 2, 3 & Observing as They Count
- Developing Geometric Thinking through Activities That Begin with Play
- Emotional literacy may be the key to Raising Resilient Children
- Fluency and Comprehension from ARI
- Fun Activities for Pre-Readers
- How Many Days 'til My Birthday?
- How To Help Your Kindergartener with Skills on the K-Checklist
- Improve Reading this Summer
- Initial Sound/Letter Correspondences in Children's Early Written Productions
- Is Kindergarten the New First Grade: The Changing Nature...
- Keeping Kids' Birthday Parties Simple
- Kids and Tech: Parenting Tips for the Digital Age
- Learning to Read and Write: Developmentally Appropriate Practices for Young Children
- Let the Kids Learn Through Play
- Let Them Play!
- Let's Make Believe
- Let's Not Push Kindergarten
- Life in the Slow Lane
- Motivating Kids to Read: Children Who Can Read, But Don't...
- NAEYC Position Statement (2009)
- Parents Should Read Every Day
- Play and Learning Go Hand in Hand
- Play: An Endangered Species
- PTA Parent's Guide to Student Success for Kindergarten
- Put Reading First
- Raising Expctations: Common Core Standards in Alabama
- Reading At Home: Tips for Parents
- Ready? Set...School!
- Rethinking Report Cards
- Road Map for a Dream
- Say You're Sorry!
- Schedule Local Summer Activities & Avoid the Summer Slide
- Shared Journal Info Pack
- Smart Snacks
- Spelling in Kindergarten: A Constructivist Analysis Comparing Spanish-Speaking and English-Speaking Children
- Stop letting your kids stare at iPads in restaurants, science says
- Student Representations at the Center: Promoting Classroom Equity
- Subitizing
- Supporting Early School Success
- Teach Kids to Care
- The Crisis in Early Education
- The Gender Divide
- The Gender Trap
- The Goldilocks Delemma
- The New American Dad
- The New First Grade: Too Much Too Soon?
- The Princess Diaries
- Too Much TV psychologically harms kids: study
- Understanding How Social and Emotional Skill Deficits Contribute to School Failure
- Unplug On a Road Trip
- Vocabulary Instruction at AEEC
- Wanted: Advocates for Play in the Primary Grades
- Website That Can Help Your Child Become a Reader
- What Are Kindergartens For?
- What is a Word? Experimental Study of Children's Ideas on Grammar
- What is Written in a Written Sentence? A Developmental Answer
- When an adult took standardized tests forced on kids
- Why You Can't Skip 20 Minutes of Reading to Your Child Tonight
Shared Journal Information
- S. Jones
- Auburn, Alabama
- This is my 17th year of teaching kindergarten. I have gotten my B.S., M.Ed., and Ed. S. degrees at Auburn University in Early Childhood Education.
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