Sight Word Fun!

Oh, those tricky sight words! Majority of these words do not follow common sound patterns; therefore, they have to be memorized. They are the most frequently used and repeated words in the English language.

We do MANY activities to help us learn our sight words. We sing songs about them, manipulate play doh to spell our words, play flash card games, and much more. Learning sure is fun in Kindergarten!

Last week, we decided to get a little messy with our new words...

Introducing the Class of 2026!!!!

We are proud to introduce Sutton's Class of 2026!  

We are blessed beyond words to have the opportunity to teach these wonderful boys and girls! You are now looking at the future leaders of Sutton, Owensboro, and beyond. Can't wait to see what their future holds.

Mrs. Bratcher's Class


Mrs. Hoffman's Class


Miss Brown's Class


Miss DeWitt's Class

Sharpening the Saw

Surprise! The students were able to take a 15 minute brain break to "Sharpen Their Saws" with the letter H! We hula hooped, played hopscotch, hopped with jump ropes, and played hot potato.

Lately in K

Our first post of the new school year is here! We are having so much fun making new friends and learning new things. We are off to a bit of a late start, but we have been busy getting settled in our new classrooms. Be looking out for another post this week introducing our classes to the blog world and getting to know a little bit about each teacher :)

In our first 11 days of kindergarten, we have been working super hard on: learning new sight words "the", "here", and "see", Letters "Aa" and "Ee", and color words "red" and "green". In math, we have had tons of fun exploring shapes and where they are in the environment. This week has been focused on postional words and learning how to describe an objects location.

Here are a few quick pictures captured from this week!

Having fun with magic playdoh! If your playdoh turned colors, then you are going to have a great year!



Writing the Room!

Exploring ways to sort real world shapes

Many varied and unusual ways to create pictures from shapes!

Taking advantage of the beautiful day and used chalk to practice writing our names!

Such a fun morning!

At first it was a circle. Now it is a flower. The students were so creative! 

Thank you for stopping by,
The Sutton K Team!

Hooray! Hooray! It's the 100th Day!!!!!

Congratulations to all our K friends for making it to their 100th day of school!!!!!! Seriously?! 100 days already?!! To celebrate all the hard work put in by the kiddos, the K team decided to treat them with an afternoon of 100 fun.

Stations were set up around the cafeteria and the students were able to pick and choose as they pleased. Each station required some knowledge of the number 100. In one station, the students had to stamp 100 pennies to make a dollar! In another, they had to jump rope or hula hoop for 100 seconds (if they could, that is!). There was a station with basketballs, race cars, sorting mats, dominoes, and much more! But the station that caught my eye was the banner. Our students worked together to write over 100 words without the help of a teacher!!! 100 words! Amazing! We are so proud of them!

We took tons of pictures to capture all the fun that was had today. Anyone ready for a nap? :)

Mitten Mania

I think Mother Nature knew our classroom's were going to be focusing on winter and winter wear this week because she decided to drop the temperature drastically! Thanks... I guess. Our focus this past week was on reading, writing, and making Short I CVC (consonant, vowel, consonant) words. To make it a little more engaging, we also put an emphasis on an all time classic, "The Mitten" by Jan Brett. The kiddos had a blast playing comprehension games, using dry erase boards to create Short I words (real and nonsense words), and reading different stories about mittens.

A class favorite was graphing whether you typically wear gloves or mittens in cold weather. The students ALWAYS love relating school work to their own personal life! After graphing our data, we analyzed it. Each class had a different spin on analyzing and graphing the data: take a look!

Happy New Year!

We made it! Our first full week back from Winter Break is complete. The transition back into school mode can be difficult, but we are all off to a great start! I have a feeling 2013 is going to be the best year yet... What do you think?! Here's to having a fantastic new year full of growing, loving, and learning!