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| | Kindergarten Star words
What exactly are "star words?" These are words that good readers may instantly recognize without having to "figure them out." There are two reasons why star words are an essential component of good reading: First of all, many of these words do not sound like their spellings might suggest, so "sounding them out" would be unproductive. Also, a good reader really can’t afford the time to dwell on too many words, or he may lose the speed and fluency necessary for determining the author’s message. Star words provide an excellent base for reading at an early age. |
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| | Visit Mrs. Culpepper's Website | Mrs. Culpepper holds a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Georgia in Early Childhood Education and a Master’s Degree from Troy State University in Educational Leadership. She has taught in Columbia County since 1999. Mrs. Culpepper holds a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Georgia in Early Childhood Education. She also has a Master’s Degree and Specialist Degree in Educational Leadership. She has taught in Columbia County since 1999.
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| | Visit Mrs. Hair's Website | | Mrs. Hair holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Augusta State University in Early Childhood Education. She is currently pursuing a Master’s Degree from Augusta State University in Early Childhood Education. Mrs. Hair has been teaching since 2005. |
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| | Visit Mrs. Phillips' Website | | Mrs. Phillips is ECE teacher of the year for 2003-2004 school year. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree from Georgia Southern University in Early childhood Education and a Master’s Degree from Augusta State University in Early Childhood Education. She also has her National Board Certification. Mrs. Phillips has taught since 1996. |
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| | Visit Ms. Johnson's Website | | Ms. Johnson is a graduate of Paine College (BS. Early Education), Troy State University (MEd.Counseling and Psychology), and Cambridge College(EdS. Educational Administration). |
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| | Visit Ms. Williams' Website | | Mrs. Williams holds a Bachelor's of Science degree in Early Childhood Education from Augusta State University. She began teaching in Richmond County in 2001 and moved to the Columbia County School system in 2008. This year she will be working with all grade levels as an EIP teacher. |
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