Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions of students and parents.
How can I contact my child's teacher?
E-mail: seipm@wilsonareasd.orgPhone: 610-258-4561 x6260Note: send a note in your child's white Avona folderBack to Top
E-mail: seipm@wilsonareasd.orgPhone: 610-258-4561 x6260Note: send a note in your child's white Avona folder
What can I do at home to help my child with reading?
- practice weekly sight words- read each day with, or to, your child- encourage children to use finger spelling when they get stuck on a word- practice weekly phonics skills (see phonics section of Weekly Newsletter)Back to Top
- practice weekly sight words- read each day with, or to, your child- encourage children to use finger spelling when they get stuck on a word- practice weekly phonics skills (see phonics section of Weekly Newsletter)
How can I volunteer in my child's classroom?
District policy requires all parent volunteers to have criminal and abuse checks on file before coming into the classroom. If you would like more information on this please contact the school. If you already have these you may volunteer as:- special event helper (look for notices sent home)- Mickey stamp "collector": count Mickey Stamps and supervise prize box - Fridays 8:45-9:00- Guided reading "monitor": to be announced around your availability- Mystery reader: read a book to our class during snack and story - each day 1:35-1:50- donate to the class wish listBack to Top
District policy requires all parent volunteers to have criminal and abuse checks on file before coming into the classroom. If you would like more information on this please contact the school. If you already have these you may volunteer as:- special event helper (look for notices sent home)- Mickey stamp "collector": count Mickey Stamps and supervise prize box - Fridays 8:45-9:00- Guided reading "monitor": to be announced around your availability- Mystery reader: read a book to our class during snack and story - each day 1:35-1:50- donate to the class wish list
How is First Grade different from Kindergarten?
- more independent work- more independent responsibility- increased emphasis on phonics and readingBack to Top
- more independent work- more independent responsibility- increased emphasis on phonics and reading