Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Happy Thanksgiving!

We were very busy this week. We finished learning about Native Americans and then began to learn about the Pilgrims, Thanksgiving and Turkeys. It has been a very busy week!  At centers we worked with ordering numbers, fact families, measuring in inches, writing complete sentences, and deciding between telling and asking sentences. Thanksgiving 002 Thanksgiving 003Thanksgiving 005 Thanksgiving 006 Thanksgiving 007 We also “planted” corn with a fish in a dirt cup just like the Native Americans taught the Pilgrims.   Of course when we were done we got to eat it! YUM!

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We also made Pilgrim boys and girls. Thanksgiving 008 Then we made a turkey with our hand for a Thanksgiving decoration to keep.  It has been a very busy week! Good thing we have a couple of days off!  Have a great Thanksgiving! Thanksgiving 010

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Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Native Americans

This week we have been busy learning all about Native Americans.   Our centers this week work focus on:  subtraction facts, Unscrambling mixed up sentence then adding punctuation and capital letters, cluster l blends, ABC order, & Counting by 2’s, 5’s, and 10’s.Indians 001Indians 002Indians 003

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Monday, November 16, 2009

Halloween Pictures Part 2

Thanks to Kailtyn’s mom we have more pictures!! Thanks so much for sharing!

Thursday, November 5, 2009

Pumpkins, Pumpkins, Pumpkins

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We learned about pumpkins this week. Centers included a weighing center, making addition sentences with our fun big dice, a pumpkin subtraction sentence, and a telling time center.  My camera did something funny so the pictures are funny! Sorry!

Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Red Ribbon Week

At the end or red ribbon week we tied red ribbons onto the playground fence to show we are proud to be drug free!

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Monday the 26th is "Hats off to a healthy body" Students may wear their favorite hats!
Wednesday the 28th is "Sock it to drugs" Students may wear crazy socks.