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December News
Posted by Alicia St. Clair on 12/3/2022The last month of the year! Always an exciting one.
We will be beginning our Gingerbread theme for December. Comparing books, crafting, making gingerbread houses, counting and sorting gingerbread items, STEM activities and more!
Dates:
Dec. 19 Gingerbread items due- watch for a sign up genius
Dec 20 Gingerbread making in class
Dec. 21 PJ and hot cocoa day. Students may bring their favorite hot chocolate mug that day (travel mugs with lids are best but some love festive regular mugs and that's ok)
Dec. 22- Jan 2 NO SCHOOL for BREAK
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November news
Posted by Alicia St. Clair on 11/2/2022We welcome the end of trimester 1 on Nov. 4. Report cards will be sent home Nov. 8 and conferences are scheduled for that week.
School Dismisses at 11am Nov. 10
No School Nov 11
No School Nov. 23-25 for Thanksgiving
This month we are learning about Farms Now and Then, Old Things, weather patterns, national monuments, One more and comparing numbers to 10, narrative writing, sequencing and labeling, and continuing mouse and keyboard practice. We will be discussing and sharing about gratefulness in class as well.
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October news
Posted by Alicia St. Clair on 10/5/2022Oct. 14 Pumpkin parade book character due.
Oct. 24 Pumpkin parade to begin. Bring a pumpkin, a book and report
Oct. 31 Fall Party 2-3pm
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August 2022
Posted by Alicia St. Clair on 8/5/2022
Buzzing into the 22-23 school year!! WelcomeSchool will start August 30 for Kindergarteners. On this first day, a parent needs to attend with the child for the 1hr you are assigned. We will tour the school and discuss the year. Please bring in school supplies at this time.
Aug. 30 9-10am Last names A-K
10:30-11:30 Last names L-Z
*with parent
August 31 is a minimum day. 11am dismissal for K. Grab n go lunches will be available.
Sept. 1 is 8:10-2:30 (early out day) Bring or pay for lunch
Sept 2. Full day 8:10-3:15 Bring or pay for lunch
Phone:
Email:
Degrees and Certifications:
BA Elementary Education
Mrs. Alicia St Clair
Welcome to Kindergarten! This is a fun and exciting year for learning. I am so excited about being your teacher. I graduated from Marshall University in Huntington, WV with a degree in Elementary Education and Prek-K. I had several long-term substitute positions in Prek and K in Leavenworth, Kansas before taking a job in Bonner Springs, Kansas, teaching Kindergarten and serving as a math tutor. I then had several years off to raise my two children as we continued to move around the country as a military family. I began teaching again in California, where I taught 2nd and 3rd grade combo classes for five years and then a 2/3/4 combo class and finally a Tk, K,1,2 combo. This will be my second year teaching Kindergarten at Rattlesnake Elementary, I am so excited. . I am also working toward my Masters in Education Learning and Technology from WGU.
Kindergarten is such an exciting time. Students are learning to be away from home for a few hours a day and beginning to practice social and academic skills with their peers. I am so blessed to be a part of that transition.
You can always contact me at astclair@mcpsmt.org
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supply list from school webpage
Mrs. St Clair's class supply List
- wireless mouse
- crayola crayons 16 pack x 2
- Ticonderogoa pencils #2 pack of 10 2 boxes
- 12 pack of colored pencils x2
- Pink Pearl eraser x2
- Dry erase markers- fine tip- black-box of at least 4 x3
- Elmers glue 4oz bottle x1
- Glue sticks x8
- Friscar scissors x 1 (no patterns or designs)
- Headphones 1 pair in ziplock bag
- one Plastic Pencil box (no designs or patterns) *send extra if you have it for other students if needed.
- reusable SPILL-PROOF water bottle with name on it (no plastic throw away and please no tin or metal as kiddos bang on it with pencils)
- Tissue box - at least 2 more if you can
- Clorox wipes x2 (or more)
- Crayola water colors x2
- Baby wipes x2 or more
- hand sanitizer
- PE shoes when necessary (they may stay at school or travel)
- Extra set of clothes for accidents and rain or mud
