Megan Henderson

1st Grade Teacher

334-243-5514

mhenderson@pikecountyschools.com

Courses Taught: 1st Grade

 

Staff

Bio

My name is Megan Henderson. I have lived in Pike County my whole life. I am married to Tyler Henderson. Tyler and I have one daughter, Avery. 

I attended Troy University and received a Bachelor's Degree in K-6 Elementary Education. (Spring 2012)

I started my teaching career at Banks Primary School as a third grade teacher. I am currently teaching Kindergarten and LOVE it!

Class Schedule
7:30 - 7:40 -- Character Education & Health 

7:40-8:40 --  Math -- Whole group 

8:40-9:10 -- Math -- Centers 

9:10-10:10 -- Reading -- Whole group 

10:10-10:40-- Reading -- Centers 

10:45-11:00 -- Lunch

11:00 - 11:30 --  Recess

11:30-12:15 --  Reading Centers 

12:15-1:10 -- P.E. and Special Area  

1:10 - 1:50 --   Writing 

1:50-2:20 -- Science / Social Studies 

2:20-3:08 --  Snack  

3:10 -- Car Riders Dismiss 

3:15 -- Bus Riders Dismiss
Supply List
2 rolls of paper towels

2 boxes of Kleenex

2 -- 2 plastic pocket folders 

1 box of classic large crayons

1 box of classic small crayons

2 boxes of Ziploc bags -- 1 quart and 1 gallon size  

1 box classic washable markers

4 -- #2 regular size pencils  

1 pair safety scissors -- child size

3 glue sticks

1 plastic school supply box (9inches)

1 book bag

**As students use supplies during the year, it may become necessary to purchase additional quantities of items from the list. 

 

Classroom Rules

 

1.   Raise your hand to talk.

 

2.   Keep your hands, feet, and other objects to yourself.

 

3.   Follow directions.

 

4.   Listen when your teacher is talking.

 

5.   ALWAYS show respect!

 

 

Educational Websites:

www.starfall.com

www.pbskids.org

www.abcmouse.com/redeem   school code: school1208

www.stridelogin.com 

          This is the link to Stride Academy. A program that we use at school.

www.storyonline.net Great website for online story telling

www.abcya.com 

Nonsense Word Practice

Nonsense words are parts of big words. Reading nonsense words will help students read big words later. For example: Nonsense words:                           fan                                        tas                                          tic                          

Put the 3 nonsense words together to get fantastic! Nonsense words are very important. Students are to say the sounds first, then blend the sounds together to make a nonsense word.