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- Cash Elementary School
- Kindergarten
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Teacher Instructional Assistant Ms. Silviana McClellan Ms. Carol Schwartz Ms. Stephanie Rickman Ms. Brooke Taylor Ms. Angela Watt Ms. Brandi Banks Ms. Spencer Walters Clarissa Johnson Ms. Meredith Wickstrom Ms. Alma Cubiero
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Kindergarten Student Supplies List
★ Earbuds or headphones for classroom Chromebook ★ 4 boxes of Crayola crayons ★ 1 box of washable markers ★ 2 packs of pencils ★ 10- 20 glue sticks ★ wedge or pencil top erasers ★ 2 (vinyl/plastic) folders with prongs ★ 1 book bag with no wheels ★ 1 change of clothes just in case (plastic bag with name) ★ Kleenex ★ 1 box plastic sandwich/quart and gallon bags ★ 1 hand sanitizer ★ 1 pair Fiskars Scissors pointed tip ★ 1 personal dry erase board with dry erase marker ★ 1 plastic pencil box (large enough to hold 1 box of crayons, scissors, glue stick and pencil ) ★ 3-4 pack of Playdoh
High Frequency/Sight Words for Kindergarten
Math Fluency Practice
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Please consider donating the following items to your child's class:
- Additional Earbuds or Headsets for Chromebook
- Kleenex
- Clorox wipes
- Hand sanitizer
- Flushable wipes
- Extra Underwear (girls/boys)
- Napkins/Paper Plates/Plastic Utensils/Paper Cups
- Extra Crayons and Glue Sticks
- Kindergarten Board Games such as Candyland/Chutes & Ladders
- Ream of White Paper or Colored Paper
- Play Dough
- Stamps and Stamp Pads
- Seasonal Stickers
- Sidewalk Chalk
- Sand buckets and toys
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Possible Field Trips
Smith Hollow Farm
Greensboro Children's Museum
SciWorks
Greensboro Science Center
(Please note there is a typical cost involved in each field trip, which includes bus transportation. We also must plan in advance due to bus availability.)
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Get A Jump Start on Kindergarten (Things your child should be able to do):
Write their own name
Fine motor skills: Pencil grip and scissor hold.
Alphabet knowledge
Letter sounds
Rote counting to 20
Naming basic shapes
Naming basic colors
Quarterly Expectations
Transition to Kindergarten Smoothly
Kindergarten is such an exciting part of a child's life. Coming to “big school” comes with big changes. It is completely normal for a few tears to be shed during the first week. As routines are established, this will subside. Your child will start to feel more and more comfortable with their new surroundings and making new friends. We encourage independence. Our goal is for each child to be able to come into the classroom, unpack their belongings and get settled to begin their day. We look forward to making Kindergarten a smooth transition for our new Cash Cougars!