Morning Meeting: Greeting, Respect video
Reading: "The Mitten", "Where is Piggy?"
P.E. with Miss Schaeffer
Handwriting: is, see, like, diver letters: r, n, m, p, h
Math:"3" poster
Centers
"Today you are you, that is truer than true; there's no one alive who is youer than you." - Dr. Seuss
Monday, November 29, 2010
Monday, November 22, 2010
Brrrrrrr! It's cold.
What a chilly day! We did not go outside for recess today as the windchill was below 0 all day. Hopefully it will warm up a little tomorrow so we can enjoy the snow! Please, please, please have your child practice putting on their winter clothing. It helps so much.
Holiday Fun: Turkey puppets to accompany our turkey poems
Math: Writing the Number 4
Story: There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Pie
P.E. with Mrs. Trollope
Centers
Stay toasty warm!
Miss Kimpton
Holiday Fun: Turkey puppets to accompany our turkey poems
Math: Writing the Number 4
Story: There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Pie
P.E. with Mrs. Trollope
Centers
Stay toasty warm!
Miss Kimpton
Friday, November 19, 2010
Our first Snow Day!
What a white, wintry day! Here are our snow rules for recess:
1. Children must have snow pants and snow boots in order to play in the field during recess. Otherwise, they stay on the blacktop and Big Toy.
2. NO throwing snow. Children can build snow forts, snow angels, etc., but they may not throw snow.
3. Stay off of the ice and leave ice chunks on the ground (again, no throwing ice).
A few tips to make your child's recess warmer and more pleasurable:
1. Warm gloves are a necessity. If you send your child to school with the inexpensive cotton mittens or glove (or any glove that easily gets wet), please send 2-3 pairs so he/she has a dry pair for each recess. Their hands get so cold wearing wet gloves.
2. Practice getting into and out of snow clothes as this can be a time-consuming activity. Have your child practice with zippers and putting gloves on.
Thursday/Friday Learning:
Morning Meetings: greetings, letter songs
Holiday: turkeys, turkey puppets
Readings: "Five Turkeys" Read Alouds, " A Turkey for Thanksgiving"
Math: Counting, Story Problems, Comparing Numbers
Centers
Extras: Recording VoiceThreads of things the students are thankful for
We did not send out purple poetry folders home this weekend as we are still working on new poems. The students will take them home for Thanksgiving Break.
Stay warm and safe this weekend!
Miss Kimpton
1. Children must have snow pants and snow boots in order to play in the field during recess. Otherwise, they stay on the blacktop and Big Toy.
2. NO throwing snow. Children can build snow forts, snow angels, etc., but they may not throw snow.
3. Stay off of the ice and leave ice chunks on the ground (again, no throwing ice).
A few tips to make your child's recess warmer and more pleasurable:
1. Warm gloves are a necessity. If you send your child to school with the inexpensive cotton mittens or glove (or any glove that easily gets wet), please send 2-3 pairs so he/she has a dry pair for each recess. Their hands get so cold wearing wet gloves.
2. Practice getting into and out of snow clothes as this can be a time-consuming activity. Have your child practice with zippers and putting gloves on.
Thursday/Friday Learning:
Morning Meetings: greetings, letter songs
Holiday: turkeys, turkey puppets
Readings: "Five Turkeys" Read Alouds, " A Turkey for Thanksgiving"
Math: Counting, Story Problems, Comparing Numbers
Centers
Extras: Recording VoiceThreads of things the students are thankful for
We did not send out purple poetry folders home this weekend as we are still working on new poems. The students will take them home for Thanksgiving Break.
Stay warm and safe this weekend!
Miss Kimpton
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Morning Meeting: Greeting, "Hello" Song, Letter Names and Sounds, Lettercise, Missing Letter/Survey Morning Meeting
Reading: "Thanksgiving is Here", "Nan the Nanny Goat", "Five Little Turkeys"
Handwriting: Diver Letters, "like"
Art: Turkey feathers for our turkeys!
Movie Recess this morning: Magic School Bus Gets Lost in Space
KTVQ 2 News was in our fellow Kindergarten classroom today for Educator for a Day! Tune in to see them.
Stay warm in this windy weather!
Miss Kimpton
Reading: "Thanksgiving is Here", "Nan the Nanny Goat", "Five Little Turkeys"
Handwriting: Diver Letters, "like"
Art: Turkey feathers for our turkeys!
Movie Recess this morning: Magic School Bus Gets Lost in Space
KTVQ 2 News was in our fellow Kindergarten classroom today for Educator for a Day! Tune in to see them.
Stay warm in this windy weather!
Miss Kimpton
Monday, November 15, 2010
Brrrrrrr!
It is going to be chilly this week! Thank you all so much for sending your children to school with warm jackets, hats, gloves, etc.! It sounds like we may get snow this week or next. During the winter months on snow-accumulating days, students may play in the snowy field only if they have winter boots and snowpants. If they do not, they must play on the blacktop or Big Toy. Your child needs to know how to put on and take off their own snow clothing. Please practice at home with zippers and the like as it makes preparing for recess so much easier!
Morning Meeting: Snowball Greeting, Hidden Letter Game
P.E. with Mrs. Trollope
Math: Story Problems with addition, Writing 3/Drawing 3 items, Dominoe Quickdraw
Reading/Singing: There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Pie (with a comprehension/question WS after we read), Nan the Nanny Goat, No Nap for Ned
Handwriting: Lowercase Diver Letters: r (dive down, swim up, and over), n (dive down, swim up, over, and down), and p (dive down, swim up, over, around, bump), as you practice writing these letters at home, use these descriptions to write the letter.
Centers: Intro computer centers
Stay warm this evening!
Miss Kimpton
Morning Meeting: Snowball Greeting, Hidden Letter Game
P.E. with Mrs. Trollope
Math: Story Problems with addition, Writing 3/Drawing 3 items, Dominoe Quickdraw
Reading/Singing: There Was An Old Lady Who Swallowed A Pie (with a comprehension/question WS after we read), Nan the Nanny Goat, No Nap for Ned
Handwriting: Lowercase Diver Letters: r (dive down, swim up, and over), n (dive down, swim up, over, and down), and p (dive down, swim up, over, around, bump), as you practice writing these letters at home, use these descriptions to write the letter.
Centers: Intro computer centers
Stay warm this evening!
Miss Kimpton
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