"Children are like wet cement. Whatever falls on them makes an impression." --Haim G. Ginott
Jingle along with "Ms. J" and her jingle-jangle jacket and enjoy the sneak peek YouTube video. This week we will be talking about this letter and reviewing the previous letters we have learned. All children have been assessed on their letter knowledge to prepare for report cards and I am looking forward to sharing all of this with you next week at Parent Conferences.
Please take a look at our "vote" bulletin board. We have been learning about American symbols and the election process. Take your children to vote with you
In our science class we will be exploring measurement during the month of November and December. The students will learn to use a ruler properly and you can practice at home. The vocabulary will be:
ruler
inches
shortest
longest
The students will be creating a "scientist" image of themselves. They will decorate their lab coats with vocabulary labels they will earn by telling Ms. Monks the definition of the word. These scientists will be displayed in our window for all to see!
I would like to give a huge thank you to all of the wonderful parent volunteers who have been helping so much with creating our class garden. This is so exciting and is always a favorite activity with the children. Thank you, thank you!
The children are really becoming amazing artists thanks to our Art Trek (paid for by TEP) program and our wonderful art volunteer teachers. You can see the display in the window right now.
I would like to remind everyone that we need 100% participation in the TEP Love Fund by December. Is anyone willing to get the word out to our parents? You don't have to give all at once for our class to qualify. Let's do it!!!
Please take a look at our "vote" bulletin board. We have been learning about American symbols and the election process. Take your children to vote with you
In our science class we will be exploring measurement during the month of November and December. The students will learn to use a ruler properly and you can practice at home. The vocabulary will be:
ruler
inches
shortest
longest
The students will be creating a "scientist" image of themselves. They will decorate their lab coats with vocabulary labels they will earn by telling Ms. Monks the definition of the word. These scientists will be displayed in our window for all to see!
I would like to give a huge thank you to all of the wonderful parent volunteers who have been helping so much with creating our class garden. This is so exciting and is always a favorite activity with the children. Thank you, thank you!
The children are really becoming amazing artists thanks to our Art Trek (paid for by TEP) program and our wonderful art volunteer teachers. You can see the display in the window right now.
I would like to remind everyone that we need 100% participation in the TEP Love Fund by December. Is anyone willing to get the word out to our parents? You don't have to give all at once for our class to qualify. Let's do it!!!
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