My Kindergarten Class!
May 18, 2007
| Ms. Dana Perdue dperdue@usd218.org 620-697-2133 |
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Supply List: Crayola Crayons - Reg. Sz. 8Ct, Markers - 8 Basic Colors, Elmers white Glue-orange top, 2 4oz.Glue bottles - no gel-please no blue glittery generic glue, 4 glue sticks, Scissors (Fiskars please), School Bag-to be sent daily - small- no wheels no mini suitcases, 2 Watercolors, Small Pillow & Small Blanket - no plastic mats, box of Tissues no generic, Baby Wipes or Germ X, 1 Ream Copy Paper - Ms Perdue's Class, 1 Ream Color Copy Paper - Mrs. Horton’s Class, No Erasers - No Folders, 4 Dry Erase Markers (any color) |
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Expectations and Rules for Kindergarten:
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My name is Dana Perdue. I am presently in my 33rd year of teaching and my 23rd year at Elkhart. I have taught a variety of classes: 2nd grade, 1st grade, music, Cyber School, and preschool. This is my third year as a kindergarten teacher. Kindergarten is a unique bridge between the preschool years and graded levels. It is a year for exploration, learning, socializing, and adjusting to an all day program. Kindergarteners are creative, fun-loving, and a joy to teach. They are not afraid to try new skills and concepts. The kindergarten program also includes art class, P.E., music, library, and computer. Our challenge as kindergarten teachers is to prepare the students to become successful first graders. We believe our curriculum and daily activities adequately meet this requirement. |
