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Tuesday, June 9

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Good Morning! Storytime/Art: We have a special guest reader, author AND illustrator,  Ashley Hansen,  sharing her beautiful story called "Window Hearts".    Art: Can you make a window heart for your window (or windows)???  Here are some ideas ... Check out the website for directions to make this multileveled heart!   http://www.littlebitfunky.com/2013/02/40-ideas-num-16-cardboard-art.html All you need is some waxed paper and crayons to make these beautiful hearts.  Directions at  http://www.marthastewart.com/272535/crayon-hearts?czone=holiday%2Fvalentine-center%2Fvalentine-cnt-gifts&gallery=274841&slide=272535&center=276967 Do you have watercolor paints at home?  Make a large watercolor heart or a bunch of small ones to put in your windows!   https://www.artbarblog.com/watercolor-valentine-hearts/ OR Just cut out a big heart out of colored paper and put it in your...
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Tuesday, June 2

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Good Morning! Let's start the day with a JOKE from our friends Henry, Kaelyn and Charlotte! Duckling and Caterpillar Update! Letter Awareness/Sight Words: IF you are working on sight words, let's review the words we have previously done ... the, of, to, and, a, in, is, it, you, that, he, was, for, on, are, with, as, I, his, they, be Kick the Cup! While playing the Kick the Cup Alphabet Activity children will: identify letters by name (or sight words) identify letter sounds develop gross motor skills like balance and coordination while kicking the ball This activity is very easy to set up and do with your child. You only need a few simple materials that are easy to pick up at the store. Materials Needed: - plastic or styrofoam cups - permanent marker - ball Arrange the cups outside and, calling out a letter, a sound OR a sight word, ask your child to take aim and knock the cup over.  They can kick the ball, roll ...
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Kindergarten Homework and Hello!

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Hello my Kindergarten friends! I have another story to share with you!  I hope you are safe and healthy and not going too crazy being stuck inside!  I hope you were able to enjoy the outdoors too!  It feels so good to get some fresh air!  I have been cleaning, cleaning, cleaning our classroom so that it is ready for whenever we return.  I've changed some things too ...  I'm excited to share the changes with you! Here is another one of my favorite stories ...  I have also given you some homework to do!  Make your own paper snowman out of 3 circles and some "beautiful things" you have at home.  You can glue your snow creature together and hang it in your window or just lay the decorations on your snow creature and take a picture! Another thing I would like you to do ...  every day when you get up, ask Mom or Dad to show you the calendar.  Maybe you can make your own calendar together!  You can share our "Good Morning/...
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