Kindergarten
Welcome to Kindergarten at Noah Webster Schools!
Kindergarten is an exciting time for teachers, students and parents! Come Kindergarten, your child will be ready to take the world by storm! By this time, they’ll be comfortable being away from home all day and used to the classroom environment. Your child will continue to work with the latest technologies to better improve their education, enhance the curriculum they are learning and have fun while doing so.
During the school year, your kindergartner will venture away from the traditional classroom setting and discover new ways of learning by attending scheduled field trips. Accompanied by volunteered chaperones and teachers, field trips are a great way to transmit the topics, subjects and overall curriculum taught in-class to the real world.
Kindergarten Curriculum
Kindergarten Supply List
Dear Parents,
Welcome to Kindergarten! Remember to label all of your student’s belongings (jacket, water bottle, backpack, and lunch box) with first and last name. This will help locate them should personal items become lost. Please do not buy backpacks with wheels because they are difficult to store. Also, please make sure backpacks are regular sized.
You do not have to put your child’s name on any of the items listed below because we will add them to a classroom supply. All items must be non-toxic. All community items that you are able to purchase at this time may be dropped off at Open House or sent in with your student during the first week of school. If you are unable to fulfill the entire list, please feel free to send classroom supplies throughout the year.
2018-2019 SUPPLY LIST: The lists are divided by campus below. Please read to the end as there may be items for both campuses.
MESA CAMPUS
2 boxes of crayons
2 packages Expo Markers
1 box JUMBO or TRIANGLE grip crayons
1 package JUMBO pencils
2 boxes of #2 pencils (Ticonderoga Preferred)
1 package of glue sticks
1 pair of child scissors
2 composition notebooks, any color
2 Five-Star (or very durable) folders without prongs
2 packages baby wipes
1 package pink erasers
1 box colored pencils
Boys:
1 roll of paper towels
1 box gallon sized ziplock baggies
Girls:
1 box Kleenex
1 box quart sized ziplock baggies
PIMA CAMPUS
- 8 boxes of crayons
- 1 box colored pencils
- 8 Elmer glue sticks
- 2 boxes of #2 pencils (Ticonderoga Preferred)
- 1 package pink erasers
- 1 pair of child scissors
- 2 composition notebooks, any color
- 1 water color palette with paint brush
- 2 packages of dry erase markers
- 2 rolls of paper towels
- 1 package baby wipes
- 1 box Kleenex
- 4 playdough
- Boys:
- 1 box thin markers
- Girls:
- 1 box thick markers
MESA & PIMA CAMPUS
At Open House we will be collecting money (cash and check only) for:
- School-wide Homework Folder
- Hand Sanitizer
- Noah Webster Schoolsdoes not accept bottles of hand sanitizer; however, we will be collecting a $2.00 donationfor hand sanitizer.
Your donations are greatly appreciated!
- Noah Webster Schoolsdoes not accept bottles of hand sanitizer; however, we will be collecting a $2.00 donationfor hand sanitizer.
As the first day of school approaches we have parents ask us if there is anything that they can do to help get their child(ren) ready for kindergarten. Below you will find a helpful list of things that you may work on with your child(ren) to help ensure they are prepared for their first day of school.
- Tie their shoes
- Properly blow their nose
- Wash their hands, good hygiene practices
- Hold a pencil correctly
- Pack and unpack backpack by themselves
- Recognize numbers 1-10
- Write their name properly, first letter capitalized and the rest lowercase
- Recognize their name
- Identify shapes
- Identify colors
- Encourage coloring
- Recognize numbers and letters out of sequence
- Say the ABC’s
- Put on and zip jackets by themselves
- Button/zip pants
- Boys: how to use a urinal properly because the kindergarten boys bathroom has one in there
- Hold scissors properly and cut with scissors
- Count together with your child to practice verbal counting skills
- Please try not to send things in their lunches that they cannot open themselves
Sincerely,
Kindergarten Teaching Team
Noah Webster Schools
STUDENT PORTAL
– A+
– Destiny Quest
– Mesa Scholastics Book Fair
– Pima Scholastics Book Fair
STUDENT LIFE INFO
PARENT RESOURCES
Testimonials
I just wanted to take a moment to say how much we appreciate Noah Webster School. Our daughter is in Miss Tice’s Kindergarten class and talk about one amazing teacher! I never could have expected to have such a warm, energetic and compassionate teacher for our daughter. She puts so much energy and time into each day of learning, and my daughter literally cries if she is sick and cannot go to school. We look forward to our school adventure with Noah Webster. You all are a blessing to our family.
An excerpt from a 6th grade alumni to his 6th grade teacher:
“I just wanted to thank you for pushing me and my classmates as hard as you did. I recently took a math test to determine whether or not I should be placed in an advanced seventh grade class. Just yesterday, the results were received, my work was dubbed exceptional and they wish to place me in a freshman algebra class in high school! Of course I wasn’t the only one to do so, but one of the few. Thank you so much for everything, you will never be forgotten.”
On the first day of school, while I was walking down the hall, I was kind of nervous because it was a new school. But when I walked in the classroom, I recognized some people I already knew, and that made me feel a bit better.
I have learned so many things this year, such as integers, Ancient Greece, and oxymorons. I have also learned things that will help me be a better person. I learned that respect is one of the most important qualities to have in life. My teacher is wonderful. She has empathy (most of the time) for us. She knows what it’s like to be in different kinds of situations, she knows how to cheer someone up, or make them feel regretful (when we misbehave). She understands our problems and gives us advice on how to solve them, whether it’s from personal problems to math or reading problems.
We went on a lot of field trips this year. My favorite one was the Water Day field trip at the Mesa Campus! We got to go on different water slides. I had so much fun sliding down the 40 foot tall Rhino slide and high-fiving everyone when I reached the bottom!
Everyday has been a different day, which I enjoy. I will always remember my experience in 6th grade here at Noah Webster Schools.
I’ve made so many memories this year and I will always remember them. The best memory I have is just coming to Noah Webster Schools; knowing that I really enjoy going to school and not complaining about it in the morning. We had a lot of field trips and they were all amazing! This is the best school I’ve ever been too! I’ve learned so much more than at any other school.
The students here are all friends; there isn’t anyone who doesn’t feel welcomed. Everyone is nice to each other and treats each other the same. No one is different. The teachers are amazing and I just have to say “Thank You” to my teacher as she’s helped me out a lot and I know she will keep doing so.
This year was amazing and I will never forget it!
I am very impressed with my daughter’s improvement with all her academics and challenges of different schoolwork. I’ve seen an enormous difference in her and it has inspired her to love school. Thank you!
Our son was in Kindergarten this year and he loved it and loved the teacher & assistant teacher. He learned so much through the school year. I am very pleased to have started him at this school. To end this great school year with such a fun water day he so much enjoyed and talked about the whole day.
Thank you to the staff at Noah Webster for making my child feel so comfortable. Starting school mid-year is never easy but he has really come out of his shell this year.
Our daughter absolutely loves that she gets to use a laptop in class. We’re amazed at how quickly she is learning.
My son attends Noah Webster and loves school. He’s always so excited when he gets home and ready to share what he’s learned each day.