Tuesday's News

Miranda said, "We found out a new workplace where the dominoes were. You had to partner up with somebody to measure stuff with unifix cubes."

Mia said, "Today we had letter games on the computer at www.abcya.com . I typed the letter words."

Thursday's News

Aaron said, " We did art and we made our folders.  We can put our art work in our folder because it might get lost if we don't."

Max said, "We did Cast-A-Spell and we spelled words with -at and -ad."

Wednesday's News

Abby said, "Today we measured with Popsicle sticks.  I learned that to measure a chair laying down. It took six Popsicle sticks."

Del said, "At gym we played a game where someone has to describe someone's shoe. If they didn't describe the right shoe the describer had to describe more about it.  If they still didn't get it they have to do more and if they get it right, the person describing about it had to get the other person's game."

Tuesday's News

Angela said, "Today we did Cast-a-Spell with the boards.  We did -at and -an word families."

Ristin said, "Today we measured how many Popsicle sticks Junior was. We measured bookcases, tables and ourselves."

Friday's News

Aida said, "We did our handwriting books and the letter g.  We wrote 2 words about the letter g: good and get."

Nova said, "Today we brought in stuffed animals because yesterday I picked out a paper out of our Mystery Bag and it said Lovie Day.  Some people brought in blankets."

Thursday's News

Mia said, "We did the birthday book for Michael's birthday.  We did the birthday song also."

Ristin said, "We also celebrated Constitution Day and we read a book about it. We made our constitution of 3 ideas that are rules for the classroom."

Wednesday's News

Glen said, "Today we was Ristin's birthday and he was 6.  The class made him a book."

Michael said, Today we played a game called Show Me Ten. It was very fun!"

Tuesday's News

Aaron said, "We did Number Corner and we did the calendar.  There is a pattern going orange, yellow, blue, orange, yellow, blue."

Mirada said, "When went to computer we used www.raz-kids.com.  We read books, listened and did the quiz."

Monday's News

Aida said, "In gym we played Pac Man Tag and it was really fun! We had to stay on the blue lines to go from path to path to get away from the tagger."

Makayla said, "We did our handwriting book.  We did C to start with because Mrs. LeFevre asked us to turn past A & B to get to Magic C!"

Friday's News

Angela said, "Today we worked on writing and how to write a sentence. A sentence tells an idea and can match a picture. We wrote a sentence on the board that tells us 
 pennies and nickels we have collected."

Nova said, "Today Mrs. LeFevre taught us how to play Flip and Write. When we played the deck made all of the numbers go together but one row was blank meaning that we didn't color in the numbers. We  had to shuffle the deck and just flip over one card to see which one won."

Thursday's News

Junior said, "We saw a pattern on the calendar. It was tally, stick then dot.  Today there were 10 tallies for September 10th."

Del said, "Yesterday at Open House most of us came to the school and came into our classroom and showed our parents stuff like a poem, how many days we've been at school and how many of us ordered lunch."

Wednesday's News

Ristin said, "We worked on writing and reading at the same time. Our stamina is up to 11 minutes."

Ruthie said, "I am going with my mom to Open House tonight and after I show her the classroom I am going to show her outside and how I play on the playscape.  I will show her how high I go on the swing!

Friday's News

Jack said, "I learned that you can count in 2's in different ways- up or down or sideways."

Max said, "I learned that you can color by 2's down on the 100's chart."

Anthony said, "There is no standing up or changing seats while the bus driver is driving."

Tuesday's News

Mrs. LeFevre said, "Today in math we learned how to make tallies and count more easily."

Ruthie said, "We got to go to computer lab and use Pixie and make pictures about how we follow the golden rule."