Thursday, February 10, 2011
Happy Valentine's Day!
Today was our Valentine's Day Party! We enjoyed a picnic lunch outside, frosted heart cookies, and exchanged Valentine's cards with each other. My favorite part of the party was when each child gave out their cards and wished each other a Happy Valentine's Day. Their cards were all so cute. As always, we had a FUN time celebrating together! Happy Valentine's Day!!


Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Heart Candy Graph
Today we each opened up a box of conversation heart candy and made a graph! First we sorted out all the colors. Next we matched the candy up to the graph and placed them in the appropriate boxes. Then we colored in our graph which gave us a nice visual of which candy we had the most of and which candy we had the least of. And of course, we had to eat the candy in the end! The kids really had a fun time learning about graphing and practicing counting too.
Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Groundhog's Day
Today is Groundhog's Day! Punxsutawney Phil did NOT see his shadow this morning so we have an early Spring on it's way! We all went outside (in the freezing cold) to measure our shadows and see how they change as the sun moves across the sky. We drew a line with chalk first thing in the morning. Then we came back a few times throughout the day to see that our shadow had moved.
This is our Winter/Spring graph. Each child colored in one square, either Winter or Spring, letting us know what they hope the weather would be. The graph shows that winter is the vote for today. However, yesterday we unanimously voted for spring?!
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Student of the Week...Kenzie!!
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Student of the Week...Carly!!
Thursday, January 13, 2011
S is for Sock Puppet
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
The Itsy-Bitsy Snowman
Today we made these adorable snowmen for our art project. We then learned a song called "The Itsy-Bitsy Snowman" (sung to the tune of Itsy-Bitsy Spider). It goes like this:
The Itsy-Bitsy Snowman was standing in the snow.
Down came some flakes--it made the snowman grow.
Out came the sun to shine its golden rays.
Which warmed the little snowman and melted him away.
The kids can sing it to you along with some fun little motions that go with it...just ask them!
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