Snack time

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It's great to be king or queen for a day!

The kids have been doing a great job with sharing their favorite things when they're the king/queen of the day! I've really enjoyed getting to learn about what everyone is interested in...a lot of Wii. ;)


Queen Elisa shared her Teddy bear with us that kept her safe from the rain last week.


King John was proud to show off pictures of his family! He also brought Green Eggs and Ham for me to read to the class.


Queen Alexee showed us her cute poodles and, of course, she brought some flowers because she loves them!


King Emilio showed off his soccer medal. He sure was proud of it!


King Zachary brought in a bunch of my favorites...chocolate and a stuffed Razorback. WPS!


Queen Carrie showed us her sweet Teddy bear.


King Adam said he loves to eat Teddy Graham's....yummo!


Queen Aubriana did a great job sharing photos of all of her family.


King Nolan was our first King. He did a great job of setting a good example with telling us about all of their faves.



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Fun with manipulatives

One of the first things with exploring math is how to properly use our math manipulatives (aka math tools). These may just look like toys to you, but these snap cubes are powerful tools. Today I let them learn how to use them and create whatever they want. What a creative class!


Emilio made a US army craft plane.


Nicholas framed his dazzling smile.


Chloe made a horse.


Rachel made a purple horse.


Elisa was working on a colorful unicorn.


Aaron built a giant plane.


King Adam was busy just exploring and making patterns.


Aubriana tried to build a tall tower without it crashing.


Have heard your child use the word "manipulative" yet? I often get tongue tied trying to say it, so I LOVE hearing my Kinders try to roll it out of their mouths.


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Location:Exploring Math with snap cubes

Practice, practice, practice makes perfect

The first week of school always consists of practicing all our rules...even walking in the hallway correctly and playing on the playground together. I think they're getting the hang of it! :)

 

 

 

 

I'm in Kindergarten and I'm lovin' it!

I'm so excited that I got to spend my first day of Kindergarten with these cuties! I think we're going to have a great year!