On Monday we read a story called A Lion on the Path. In this story, a farmer (in Africa) came across a fierce lion while walking on a path. The farmer had a mbira, a small musical instrument, that he played to calm the lion and escape. After reading the story, we broke up into groups and attempted to make our own "mbiras"!
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Playing the Mbira!
A Week of Working Hard!
Our students have shown such great progress this year! I am so proud of them! All of this progress is due to their hard work! Below are a few pictures of them working hard. Of course, we still have fun!
La'Shawn and Mrs. Higdon work on sight words!
Friday, March 26, 2010
Good Friends!
Last week, due to the weather, the students had indoor recess. Independently, Enoch went to the reading center, picked out the book "Two Good Friends", and walked over to Ms. Malcom's desk. When Ms. Malcom asked him what he wanted, Enoch handed her the book. Ms. Malcom was so happy that Enoch wanted to spend his free time reading with her! That is definite points towards "Teacher's Pet". Ha! Ha!
Lucky the Leprechaun Makes a Visit!
It looks like Lucky the Leprechaun made another visit to our classroom this year!
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Reading Success! :-)
Eliana has been working so hard to progress in her reading abilities! She is doing such a fabulous job, as you can see from the video below!
WAY TO GO ELIANA!!! We are so proud of you!
Green Eggs and Ham!
Last Tuesday was Dr. Seuss' birthday! It was also Read Across America day! In celebration of this day, we read the story "Green Eggs and Ham" by Dr. Seuss. We also made our own green eggs and ham!
We had to add milk and green food coloring!
Newton County Art Show!
I am so proud that the art work of two of our students was featured in the Newton County Art Show that took place at the Newton County Library last week. Joyria and Santoes worked very hard on their art piece titled "The Seashore". It was chosen to be one of the art pieces shown at the art show! I had a chance to go to the library on the night that the art show took place! It was so nice to see one of our art pieces on the wall with many other beautiful masterpieces! The pictures below are from the art show!
WAY TO GO Joyria and Santoes! You represented South Salem Elementary and Ms. Malcom's Class very well!
Updated Class Picture!
Below is our most recent class picture! It is so amazing to look at this picture and look back at the first one that I posted! I am sooooo proud of all of our students. They have worked so hard and made such great progress! I am blessed to have such a wonderful class and I love them all!
I must admit, they are a cute bunch!
I must admit, they are a cute bunch!
Hop Scotch!
Last week, while working on number identification, we set up a hop scotch board in our room to play a game of hop scotch. The object of the game was this: First, each student had to pull a card that consisted of a number. They had to then throw the bean bag on the correct number and complete the hop scotch board! This was such a fun way to practice our number idenification. We had a blast, as you will see in the pictures below!
DeAsia did a great job completing the hop scotch board! Mrs. Stowe wasn't so bad herself!
Exceptional Children's Week!
During the week of March 1st-5th, we celebrated Exceptional Children's Week. This year's theme was "Fueling the Road to Success". In celebration of this week, our class made pins for all of the staff at our school to wear the entire week. We also had special features on the morning announcements as well as special visitors (classes from our school) sign up to visit us for Music and Book Buddies!
Below are a few pictures of us working so hard to make the pins for everyone! They turned out great and we hope that they enjoyed them!
Below are a few pictures of us working so hard to make the pins for everyone! They turned out great and we hope that they enjoyed them!
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