I've promised some of you that I will be handing out the Classdojo password to you today, however, Mrs Say is VERY busy as I've just came back from an enriching course. I promise to send out the passwords on either Monday or Tuesday so that you can get your parents to view the number of points you have collected so far.
Not much updates today, just to remind parents to sign on the Spelling worksheet and return the file to me on Monday. :)
Just to share this article that I read from one of the magazines that I gotten while fetching my son, Asher Say, from school. This magazine has alot of writings on guiding parents on how to read, write, dramatise with your children.
Magazine cover
One of the article that caught my interest was 'Writing with your child'. It says that writing helps your child learn that putting his thoughts into writing is a meaningful way to share ideas. We, as parents, often encourage our child to read as much as they can or to speak confidently infront of other people. At times, we have forgotten the importance of WRITING!
Here are some interesting ways we can start encouraging our children to start WRITING:
1) As your child dictates a story to you, write it down for him, or write it together
2)Start a family journal (Very interesting!)
3) Write postcards or letters with your child, addressed to family members, relatives, or even story characters (I'm going to try it with your little ones :D)
I've attached the page for you to read more (Pardon the torn corner, Asher tore it while I was reading the magazine to him! I'm trying to expose him to all sorts of prints to encourage visual literacy).
Let's start encouraging our children to WRITE! Meanwhile, have an awesome weekend to come!
I'm sure Asher is going to enjoy his weekend!
Love,
Mrs Say