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Rucker Elementary

Rucker Elementary
Rucker Elementary
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November 2-6 November 2-6

Important Dates


Week at a Glance


Nov 2nd - Nov 6th

  • Monday: National School Psychology Week
  • Tuesday: Father of Texas Day
  • Wednesday: Be kind day! Wear Yellow
  • Thursday: Happy Thursday!
  • Friday: Happy Friday!


November 9th - November 13th


  • Monday: Happy Monday!
  • Tuesday: Happy Tuesday!
  • Wednesday: Wear Yellow or kindness shirt, Veterans Day!
  • Thursday: Happy Thursday!
  • Friday: Happy Friday!

Information Information

**Check your student's folders.**


Please send family photos, include ones of immediate family, extended family and pets. You may email them to your students teacher or send a printed photo to school.

Learning Targets Learning Targets

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  • I can understand patterns.
  • Math: I can understand the primary colors and the new colors they make when they mix.
  • Core Word: LOOK/SEE
  • Social-Emotional: I can use happy, sad, or mad to describe how I am feeling.
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Class Schedule Class Schedule

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Take Home Practice Take Home Practice

Mixing Primary Colors

  • The Core Colors: The three primary colors are red, yellow, and blue.

  • Making New Colors:

    • Red + Yellow = Orange

    • Yellow + Blue = Green

    • Red + Blue = Purple

  • Fun Activities: Use finger paint, colored playdough, or water mixed with food coloring.

  • Why It Helps: Hands-on color mixing builds fine motor skills, introduces early science concepts, and grows vocabulary.

Simple Patterns


  • What a Pattern Is: A repeating sequence of shapes, colors, or actions (like Red, Blue, Red, Blue).

  • Easy Examples:

    • Colors: Red, Blue, Red, Blue (AB Pattern)

    • Shapes: Circle, Square, Circle, Square

    • Movement: Clap, Stomp, Clap, Stomp

  • Fun Activities: Build patterns using counting blocks, colored beads, or body movements.

  • Why It Helps: Recognizing patterns strengthens observation, visual skills, and early math reasoning.

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Classroom donations

All classrooms would love donations of tissue boxes, hand sanitizer, and Clorox wipes!



Everything is appreciated!

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Teacher Contact Information Teacher Contact Information

Angela Hernandez

aehernandez@prosper-isd.net


Teresa Voth

tavoth@prosper-isd.net


Leah Ware

lechabra@prosper-isd.net

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