Friday, March 25, 2011

Cameron lost a tooth!

Congratulations Cameron on losing a tooth!! (I felt honored to help him pull it since I also helped his big sister pull several of hers when she was in my class too!)

Antartica








As part of our study of Antartica, we examined ice, tried to build an igloo (didnt work out too well though) and froze animals in cups of ice to see which one would melt the quickest. Fun but COLD!!!!! btw, these pictures posted backwards than what I wanted but you get the idea: we were cold:)

Thursday, March 10, 2011

THANK YOU!!

Thank you parents for helping your children with the awesome at-home projects!!! I know that you were needed to help them be successful with these. All of the projects were so creative and fun to see. I appreciate your support of our kindergarten program!

At Home Projects: Grant Bartels

Grant made snowballs! He brought the ingredients and some for us to sample. Yum Yum!!

At Home Projects: Rowan Pringle

Rowan made a clay bowl and a poster with pictures telling how she made it. We loved the way she decorated the bowl!!

At Home Projects: Anna Parker

Anna made a poster about the life cycle of a sunflower. She planted a seed and brought a real fully grown sunflower for us to look at. And, we even tasted real sunflower seeds.

At Home Projects: Hallie Arnoult

Hallie brought her original piece of art to share with us. We loved the bright colors that she used.

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

At Home Projects: Cameron Jones


Cameron made a volcano and made it erupt! It was a hit and cheers went up when it erupted!

At Home Projects: Jake Arroyo

Jake made a machine that makes electricity. We loved watching the gears work and the picture of Jake go around.

At Home Projects: Sydney Parker

Sydney planted marigold seeds and made a poster with the life cycle and the parts of a marigold. The class enjoyed looking the what the seeds looked like in different stages.

At Home Projects: Mills Arnold


Mills made a "hot wheels ramp" and raced cars to see which one was the fastest. The kids loved watching the cars race!

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

At Home Projects: Lindsey Osment

Lindsey taught us all about the country of Italy. We enjoyed looking at all of the pictures & tasting the breadsticks.

At Home Projects: Harrison Herget

Harrison made a robot and brought the book: Metal Mutz to share with us.

At Home Projects: Ella Jones

Ella made a painting of her backyard and brought several things that her dogs use.

Monday, March 7, 2011

At Home Projects: Matthew Supine

Matthew made a model airplane and a scrapbook with each step in it.

At Home Projects: Sophia Bailey

Sophia brought her hanging that she made with felt, buttons, sequins and wire

At Home Projects: Ella Tagupa

Ella brought a few things and taught us all about the Philippines.

More Dr Seuss Art


Here we are making our one-of-a-kind fish!!









Thursday, March 3, 2011

The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane

Mrs. Way is reading a book to the kindergarten class. It is a book that she reads every year. It is a wonderful book! I love hearing the kids talk about it during their day.
Listening sooo quietly!

Happy Birthday

Happy 6th Birthday, Lindsey!!!

Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss!!

There's a Gooo in our shoes!!! (For those with no pockets for their wockets!)
One of our Favorite books:
We have Wockets in our Pockets!!!
And, we finished our day of Dr. Seuss with some "fish" art!
We made fish from the "One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish" book

Coming soon...more pictures of our Fish Art!

Montessori Education Week

Gov. Mike Beebe proclaimed Feb. 21 Montessori Education Week.
Maria Montessori
Maria Montessori at a Montessori school in Italy.After learning about Maria Montessori, we read this book:
It is about how just ONE boy changed the world-just like Maria Montessori changed "our world" (the way we are able to learn in a Montessori school!) We enjoyed reading about the "Butterfly Effect".

President's Day




We learned all about money while we were celebrating President's Day! And, made Abe Lincoln!