Kindergarten - Mrs. Lammers

From Saint Peter School

All I really need to know I learned in kindergarten By Robert Fulghum

September was like a burst of sunshine as 25 kindergartner students came strolling through the doors of Saint Peter School. I saw enthusiastic faces, energetic bodies, and a hint of trepidation, among this promising group of children. That was when I knew they were on their way to a life long adventure of learning.

Now that the children know each other by name, and can follow the class rules they are ready to accomplish many tasks through cooperation and teamwork.

The most important lessons taught during the first three weeks of school is learning how to work and play independently and in small and large groups. Our days are filled with all kind of activities such as, learning, sharing, story time, drawing, writing, counting, singing, painting and playing. All of these tasks are balanced with the art of knowing how to listen, follow directions, take turns, play fair, and be kind to each other. Here is a glimpse of how the school year begins…

Saint Peter School
51 West Maple Ave.
Merchantville, NJ 08109