Amazing day on the slopes today! Our kindergarten class had a wonderful time skiing and snowboarding at Cochran's Ski Area. The weather was great and we enjoyed the sunshine and comfortable temperature.
A big thank you to Mr. Godfrey, our P.E. teacher, and to the parents who volunteered to help us today.
We hope you like the photos from our first day on the slopes.
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Friday, January 13, 2017
Kindergarten Assembly
Today Kindergarten students led the school in an assembly about Martin Luther King Jr.
They shared a short video about Dr. King and sang the song "Freedom, Freedom, Let It Ring.
When they finished singing they invited the entire school to join them in singing the song one more time. Excellent job kindergarten students.
Pajama Day
What a fun Friday! We were all so comfy in our pajamas. Pajama Day was a great way to celebrate positive and expected behavior.
Monday, January 9, 2017
Professional Development with Beth Moore
Today several K- 2 teachers in our district had reading professional development with Beth Moore, reading expert and consultant for our district. Beth Moore came into our classroom to teach a reading lesson and support students in working with partners. Kindergarten students were great listeners and tried out the ideas that Mrs. Moore taught them.
Tuesday, January 3, 2017
Chalk, Snow and Ice
Kindergarten students found ways to enjoy the snow and ice at recess today. They combined it with chalk to make colorful designs.
Thursday, December 22, 2016
Stone Soup with Our Families
On Wednesday, December 21 kindergarten students cut vegetables and prepared Stone Soup for their families. Thank you to the parents you helped us safely cut vegetables in the morning. Thank you to the many families who came in and joined us for Stone Soup in the afternoon. Kindergarten students are amazing cooks!
Tuesday, December 20, 2016
Pomanders
On Monday afternoon kindergarten students made pomanders with their fourth grade buddies. The room was filled with the wonderful scent of citrus and cloves. Students decorated their clementines with clove designs such as zigzags, swirls, faces, names, etc. We certainly were using our sense of touch, smell and sight to create these festive decorations. Another fun project with our fourth grade buddies.
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