April 14th to 17th
Elaine2025-04-17T12:37:55-05:00"K" is for Kite, Kangaroo, and King This week we focused on the letter "K". We also finished year end assessments and prepared for King and Queen day next week. On Monday, the class made
"K" is for Kite, Kangaroo, and King This week we focused on the letter "K". We also finished year end assessments and prepared for King and Queen day next week. On Monday, the class made
"Q" is for Q-tip, Quarter, Quilt, and Queen This week we focused on the letter "Q". On Monday, the class sorted (plastic) coins. They learned the difference between quarters, pennies, nickels, dimes. On Tuesday, the
April Showers Bring May Flowers! We did not get outside this week but hopefully warmer sunnier weather is on the way. "B" is for butterfly. This week we talked about the life cycle of a
On Monday, the week started off with a visit from a leprechaun. The classroom was left in a disarray and gold pieces were all over the room! The children had to find 10 gold coins.
"E" is for Egg, Elephant, Envelope and Exercise! On Monday, we read the funny story, Horton Hatches an Egg by Dr.Seuss. The children opened plastic eggs and discovered what animals hatch from eggs and they
"G" is for Grass, Green, Grumpy and Grow. March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb. Wow March really started off with Lion weather but Spring is on the way! Make
This week started off with Beach Day! It was a great way to beat the winter blues. The kids came to school dressed for the beach. They played with sand, a water table, ocean animals
H is for heart, hibernate, and house. On Monday, the class did and experiment with candy hearts, estimated how many candy hearts were in the baby food jar and graphed candy hearts. On Tuesday, the
"V" is for Valentine, Vet, and VERY CRAZY WEEK. Monday started out with a school closure day :( Hope everyone enjoyed the online activities. On Tuesday, we got right to work with our veterinarian center.
L is for Love, Lion, Ladybug and Llama! This week we focused on the letter L and the number 15. The children are really starting to understand their teen numbers. On Monday, the class practiced