Friday, September 3, 2010

Making Words











Fast Forward

Flying Saucer Game

Inside the Tummy

Car Game


Here are some pictures from the Fast Forward lab. We started the early levels today and we will continue the same three games next week. This is a great program designed to help your child start reading. We get to go to the lab every day for about 30 minutes.







Sorting by Different Attributes

We've been practicing sorting by color, shape and size.




Sandy is an excellent sorter!

Sepehr sorts buttons by shape.


Jord'n and Daniel sort buttons by color.
Cillian sorts pom-poms by color.
The dinosaur table practices sorting by animal.

The frog table busy sorting.

Daniel sorts beads by color.

Putting the Promethean Boards to Use

Math Time:











Language Arts Time:

This is a great example of what you can do
with your child to help them with their passwords
and with writing.



















The class's list of what they can do now that babies cannot do.


Mary Had a Little Lamb

Our nursery rhyme this week was Mary Had a Little Lamb. We read books about it, practiced reading the poem, illustrated it and even took turns pretending to be Mary!



De'Marion was such a good sport. He made an excellent Mary -- haha!


Sandy as Mary

Me as Mary

Jord'n as Mary





Nathalie as Mary while Matthew reads.





Rachel as Mary while Austin reads.





Brianne as Mary







Emily as Mary as Sepehr reads.









Kamryn was our first Mary while Elliott read.






Elliott, Sandy and Matthew show off their Mary illustrations for their Nursery Rhyme books.




Sneezy and Mrs. Stewart Vist

We had two special visitors Monday morning, Sneezy (who is very shy mouse) and Mrs. Stewart (our wonderful school counselor). Sneezy, like all of us, sometimes makes bad choices and he told us about how it makes him feel when he makes a bad choice. Sneezy and Mrs. Stewart discussed how to make good choices and how it makes you feel when you do make a good choice. The kids really loved Sneezy and we hope he comes back to visit again!

Wednesday, September 1, 2010

Sorting

Daniel sorts beads by shape.
The whale table sorts animals by color.

Ella sorts the keys by size and shape.


Elliot and Kamryn sort the keys by size and shape.



Brianne sorts by shape and color.




This week in math, we started Topic 1: Sorting and Classifying. Here are a few pictures of the class sorting different objects into groups by shape, size and color. Have your child objects around your house by size, color and shape!