Story Book Character Dress Up Day

Two Cats in the Hats

Sandy makes a lovely Snow white

The kindergarten team: Me as One of the

3 little kittens who lost their mittens,

Mrs. Ogunleye as Cat in the Hat,

Mrs. Conine as Mary Elizabeth (CLifford),

Mrs. Williams is Old Mother Hubbars

and Mrs. Richardson as Lilly (Lilly's

Purple Plastic Purse)

Wild Thing Ms. Bailey and me

Mrs. McClain as the Mad Hatter

Wild Thing Bailey

(she painted her scales on her body!)

Two lovely Snow Whites

Two of the kittens (who lost their mittens)

Me and Mrs. Steven's (2nd grade teacher)

Our Class

The ladies

"meow!"

Mr. Cataffo won't change diapers!

Jord'n as Curious George

Brianne is Goldilicious

Nathalie is Snow White

Rachel is Fancy Nancy

Austin is a doctor

Elliott is SkippyJohn Jones

Ella is Dorothy

Star of the Week (Oct 25-29): Elliott

Elliott's favorite color is red. He has 3 brothers, two older and one baby brother. He loves to eat cookies and waffles, yum yum!

Skeleton Hiccups

On Wednesday, we read the very silly book "Skeleton Hiccups" about a skeleton who cannot get rid of his hiccups. When we were done, we discussed different methods of getting rid of the hiccups. Then each child drew and painted their own skeleton and came up with advice on how they think he should get rid of his hiccups. We turned the finished products into a class book. Matthew illustrated the cover for us.

Week of Oct. 25-29: Language Centers

"Science Is..." Poster Contest Winnder

Congrats to Sandy for winning out of all of the kindergarten students in the "Science Is..." poster contest. Her name was announced over the announcements and she received a special science experiment prize!

"Science Is... bats, trees, flowers, arachnids, insects, weather and animals"

Week of Oct. 25-29: Math Centers

Playing the pumpkin math game.

Daniel O. and Rachel were the winners!

Counting and sorting marbles.

Matching the number to the number of objects and to the
number word.

Match bat rings to the number on the spider.

The whale table busy at work.

Using counters to come up with

different ways to make numbers.

For example: 5 yellow counters and 4 red counters makes 9

Kamryn counts spiders.

Pumpkin Experiment: Sink or Float?

Our class joins Mrs. William's and Mrs. Ogunleye's class

for an experiment. Will a pumpkin sink or float in water?
De'Marion and Kamryn makes predictions (educated guess)
about if they think certain objects will
sink or float. After each object was tested,
they had to record their answers and check to see
if their predictions were correct.


Ah ha! The tiny pumpkin that Brianne brought
to school floats!

Will the larger pumpkin that Mrs. William's brought in float?

Or will it sink?

The kids were amazed that the larger pumpkin floated.

Pumpkins are dense and that is why they float.