With the recent weather, we haven't been able to go to the playground as often as we would like. Last week, I took my camera out with us and got some great pictures of the kids playing on the playground! As you can see, they had a blast!
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Presents, Presents, and MORE Presents!
Our students are truly loved by many! On the last day before the Winter break, they went home with a bagful of goodies!
From their teachers, the girls got spiral wands. The boys got golf sets! I must say that if we would have gotten everyone spiral wands, everyone would have been happy. They were quite a hit! Ha! Ha!
Tyler and Mrs. Holland had a blast opening his gifts!
Thanks so much to everyone who thought of our students during this holiday season! We truly appreciate all of you! Mrs. Holland, Mrs. Higdon, Mrs. Stowe, and I would also like to say a special THANK YOU to those of you that thought of us! We didn't send agendas home on the last day of school so we didn't get the opportunity to say THANK YOU! Your kindness was greatly appreciate and we love you all!
Party Time!
We have worked so hard for the past couple of weeks. We were so excited to take a break and have our holiday party!
At our party we had lots of goodies! We had mini BBQ sausages, chips and dip, drinks, and much more! Below are a few pictures from our party!
Special Holiday Visitors!
On Friday, December 18th (the last day of school before the holiday break) we had many special visitors! Mrs. Stowe worked really hard to prepare for this day and asked several people from around the school to come in and share a holiday song with our class! Thank you so much Mrs. Stowe for all of your hard work to make this day so wonderful for us!
Mr. Kline (a 3rd grade teacher) came to share some very special songs with our class. He sang "Chesnuts Roasting on an Open Fire" (I can't remember the actual name of the song). He also sang a traditional Hanukkah song! The students loved listening to Mr. Kline sing! Thank you Mr. Kline for taking time out of your day to spend with us!
Celebrations Around the World!
For the past couple of weeks, we have been studying CELEBRATIONS AROUND THE WORLD! Each student created their own "passport". As we learned about celebrations from around the world, they were given "stamps" to place on their "passports"!
Learning to use Graphic Organizers!
In Reading Skills & Comprehension, we have been learning how to use graphic organizers. On this day, we read a story about an old man and woman that couldn't get any sleep. They visited a village elder who gave them advice on how to get Peace and Quiet in their house. Finally, the man and woman were able to get some sleep. After reading the story, we broke up into groups and used a plot circle to retell the story. Each group, upon completing their graphic organizer, was required to come to the front of the class and retell the story. All three groups did a great job!
Sunday, December 13, 2009
It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like the Holidays!
So... before I begin this post, I need to remind everyone that I (Ms. Malcom) was absent on this day! Ha! Ha! No really, with Mrs. Stowe in charge of decorating, the kids had a great time!
I sent the Christmas tree to school. Under "special activity" in the lesson plans, I wrote "Put up the Christmas tree". I knew that, when I returned to school, it would be just beautiful!
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