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![]() http://www.rss.k12.nc.us/faith/images/fes_Mascot/FCborder.gif So far this year, we have held the following events: OPEN HOUSE-BACK TO SCHOOL NIGHT August 23rd Stay tuned for BOOK CLUB dates + times, we are looking forward to year #2 of monthly book club meetings and as always, parents are welcome to attend. The FAITH school staff has established a leveled library. This will be a great resource for teachers and students. · Look for letters in stores and restaurants: Menus, Signs, Packaging · Look for letters at home: Books, Packaging, Appliances, TV, Mail, Toys, Cookie cutters, T-shirts · Cut out letters from old catalogs and magazines. · Play with refrigerator magnets. · Play with alphabet puzzles and games. · Paint letters on fingernails with a nailpolish marker. · Make an ABC photo album using plastic sleeves - one pocket for each letter. · Fish for magnetic letters out of a tissue box using a paperclip on a string. · Sing the ABC song while child points to letters. · In the car, waiting room or home, play I spy with my little eye something that starts with _. · Guide older siblings on how to play school. · Use the library's books on tapes or CD · Draw letters in mashed potatoes, applesauce, pudding, etc. · Make letters out of green beans, rice, corn, play dough, etc. · Have your child say the name of the letter while tracing it. · Write the letter down and have the child say the letter. Then have him write a line of the letter saying the letter every time. Helps handwriting skills also! · Read alphabet books. Point to letters in simple words. · Make or buy a large letter rug or bedspread for your child's bedroom. · Use sports jerseys to practice reading numbers as you watch & play games together. · Have place name cards at the table with everyone's name. Change places often. · Play flash card games. Start with the letters your child already knows then add new ones one at a time. Use the letters in child's name as a basis to build on. Match upper and lower case letters on 3x5 cards. ![]() |