Showing posts with label Silly Socks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Silly Socks. Show all posts

Friday, October 10, 2014

Star of the Week, Story Re-telling, Cooking Spiders, Silly Sock Day, Christopher Columbus, Fall

Star of the Week
Our Star Student is week is a friend that loves to jump rope.  She wants to be a teacher when she grows up and loves the color pink.

Story Re-telling
In Kindergarten we talk about the three ways to read a book (read the pictures, read the words, and re-tell the story).  This is important to be able to re-tell in the correct order.  We practice this skill with pictures and puppets at the beginning of the year and later will be able to re-tell using only our memory and words.  

In the picture below, we are retelling the story Silly Sally.


Cooking Spiders
Our Cooking Lesson this week used a recipe to cook spiders. We practiced following directions, the letters Ss, and the sound of Ss.






Silly Sock Day
On Friday we celebrated the letter Ss by wearing willing socks.  We spent the day without shoes and walking around our classroom in our silly socks.  It was a comfy, but Silly Day!!



Columbus Day
Monday is Columbus Day.  This week we learned about Christopher Columbus and how he discovered the Bahamas on accident!!



Fall
This week we are continuing our study of Fall and weather changes.  We have talking about what the animals are doing and how the weather is changing the trees and our clothing choices!












Friday, October 11, 2013

Star of the Week, Silly Socks, and Book Fair



Star of the Week
This week our Star of the Week is a little boy who has an infectious smile! He is a great friend and loves playing tag at recess! 


Silly Sock Day
On Thursday, we celebrated the letter Ss by wearing silly socks. We created an class book about our silly socks, used descriptive language, and graphed our silly socks. Our favorite part of the day was working in our classroom without our shoes on! That was exciting!! 

Book Fair
Next week we will have a book fair at our school. Your student choose two books that they were interested in purchasing. That list of books, along with a flyer, was sent home today. If you would like to purchase books, you may send the money to school or personally take your child to the book fair before or after school.