The student had a ball today decorating their Gingerbread Boys and Girls. We had some very interesting creations! Some of the students chose to name their Boy or Girl. Ask your child what they named theirs!
Wednesday, 17 December 2014
Tuesday, 16 December 2014
Christmas Write the Room
The students were very engaged as the walked through the classroom looking for Christmas Vocabulary Words on the wall. They copied the words onto their Recording Sheet. All students were invited to participate. A couple of students wanted to do this activity 4 times!
Christmas Concert
Here is a picture of some of the students lined up ready to go and perform on the stage for our Winter Wonderland concert. They did a great job!!
Animal Inquiry
The students have been intrigued by animals lately, and so we are learning as much as we can about this topic. It will continue into the new year as a Science/Inquiry Focus. We learned about different foods that some animals eat. Students were invited to dig through a pile of leaves for berries or seeds and place them on the corresponding animal.
Green Day
We enjoyed Green Day in our classroom this week. We dressed in green and read a poem entitled "Green".
Airport Architects
A few of the students have been busy making paper airplanes recently. Two students decided to make a runway and were taking off and landing from their airport in our cubby area.
Journal Writing
Both JK and SK students are writing in their journals, with the guidance of the teacher. They also have a free journal that they can access at any time throughout the day.
Light Table
The students were fascinated by some transparent cups that were intentionally placed on the light table one day.
Letter Printing
The students have been using different mediums to practice printing their letters. These include whiteboards, journals, and paint bags.
Sensational Structures
The students have been busy building fantastic structures. They have been referring to a book containing pictures of various buildings across the world. The tissue paper in some of the pictures represents water. The students have been encouraged to label their pictures as well, to bring another literacy component to their learning.
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