Despite the heat, we had a pretty good week in the classroom. This week:
- 1st years worked with the addition strip board
- took our reading MAP test
- 3rd years did an investigation with odd and even numbers
- 2nd years learned a place value game
- had school picture day
- had our first annual E1 curriculum night
- 2nd years expanded sentences
- 3rd years reviewed common and proper nouns
- 1st years learned about the dime
- finished Pippi Longstocking
- 2nd years reviewed addition with the stamp game
- 3rd years reviewed carrying
- did tree bark rubbings
- had our first substitute of the school year (Once a month, teachers can take 1/2 a day for planning time. Mrs. Frahm, a North Park parent, subbed in our classroom and it went very well.)
- worked on our personal narratives
- beat the heat with popsicles and ice in plastic gloves :)
I love capturing them playing together outside.
Climbing...always climbing.
Addition strip board
Playing the "money game"
The Hundred Board
Place value game with cards
Zoe leading the class in some relaxation exercises
A third year helping a first year with her spelling sentences.
A third year working on an Algebra independent study with IXL.
Two third years got a lesson on division with the stamp game, one of my favorites.
A bark rubbing.
Discovering ant lion funnels.
A second year leading a game of sight word bingo with some first years.
Beating the heat with ice on our heads. The kids thought this was pretty cool. Thank you, Mrs. Schoen, for the popsicles and ice on Friday!
I hope these blog updates give you a little glimpse into what your child does at school. It really is such a beautiful thing to have a multi-age classroom, and think we are off to a fantastic start.
"The things he sees are not just remembered; they form a part of his soul." -Maria Montessori
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