We learned about bus safety from Little Yellow!
We learned about bus safety from Little Yellow!
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
We Met Little Yellow!!
We learned about bus safety from Little Yellow!
We learned about bus safety from Little Yellow!
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Thanksgiving Feast Updates
The kindergarten team has met to discuss more detail about the Thanksgiving feast. Due to the additional PE time in the MPR, the amount of kindergartners, and with the tight school lunch schedule, we were unable to host the Thanksgiving Feast the Wed. before Thanksgiving as planned. We are looking at Friday, Nov. 21 in the afternoon for our Thanksgiving performance and have a potluck of homemade dessert and have a social afterwards.
On Wed., Nov. 26, with our students only, we will be having Stone Soup. I will send more information about that and what items we will need for our soup! :-)
Happy Thanksgiving!
The kindergarten team has met to discuss more detail about the Thanksgiving feast. Due to the additional PE time in the MPR, the amount of kindergartners, and with the tight school lunch schedule, we were unable to host the Thanksgiving Feast the Wed. before Thanksgiving as planned. We are looking at Friday, Nov. 21 in the afternoon for our Thanksgiving performance and have a potluck of homemade dessert and have a social afterwards. On Wed., Nov. 26, with our students only, we will be having Stone Soup. I will send more information about that and what items we will need for our soup! :-)
Happy Thanksgiving!
On Wed., Nov. 26, with our students only, we will be having Stone Soup. I will send more information about that and what items we will need for our soup! :-)
Happy Thanksgiving!
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Is blood red or blue?
Since we were on the topic of colors, someone on Friday wanted to know why our veins were blue...I wasn't sure if it was due to "exposure of air" (someone overheard in conversations) since the internet was down, but due to further investigation at http://www.globalclassroom.org/blublud.html,
"Blood is *never* blue. Blood is described as dark red (venous) or bright red (arterial). Our veins look blue because we are looking at them *through* our skin. The blood inside them is dark red and it doesn't reflect light very well."
Thank you, internet! Wow, when there is no electricity, you realize how much you depend it!
Since we were on the topic of colors, someone on Friday wanted to know why our veins were blue...I wasn't sure if it was due to "exposure of air" (someone overheard in conversations) since the internet was down, but due to further investigation at http://www.globalclassroom.org/blublud.html, "Blood is *never* blue. Blood is described as dark red (venous) or bright red (arterial). Our veins look blue because we are looking at them *through* our skin. The blood inside them is dark red and it doesn't reflect light very well."
Thank you, internet! Wow, when there is no electricity, you realize how much you depend it!
"Blood is *never* blue. Blood is described as dark red (venous) or bright red (arterial). Our veins look blue because we are looking at them *through* our skin. The blood inside them is dark red and it doesn't reflect light very well."
Thank you, internet! Wow, when there is no electricity, you realize how much you depend it!
Friday, October 10, 2008
Week of Colors!
Next week we are finishing off our theme on colors. To go along with our theme, students have the option of dressing up for our color days! This note went home on Friday. Please see the note for what color to wear which day. :-)
Monday will be RED!
Next week we are finishing off our theme on colors. To go along with our theme, students have the option of dressing up for our color days! This note went home on Friday. Please see the note for what color to wear which day. :-)Monday will be RED!
Monday will be RED!
Monday, October 6, 2008
Classroom Wish List
Visit: Our Classroom Wish List
I am very excited to announce I found a website that I could post our Classroom Wish List of items we need! I am hoping with this website, we won't run into duplicates. This is my first time using this website program, so please bare with me!
From what I gather, it does not look like you have to be a member of Listigator.com to see or check off on items on our class list.
If you are able to bring in the item on the list, please check off the box on the left hand side; please do not delete the item or category. Thanks! And if you rather just tell me what item you can bring in, then I can check it off for you...but I would always encourage you to try new technology! :-)
Have a good night!
~ Miss Yan
Visit: Our Classroom Wish ListI am very excited to announce I found a website that I could post our Classroom Wish List of items we need! I am hoping with this website, we won't run into duplicates. This is my first time using this website program, so please bare with me!
From what I gather, it does not look like you have to be a member of Listigator.com to see or check off on items on our class list.
If you are able to bring in the item on the list, please check off the box on the left hand side; please do not delete the item or category. Thanks! And if you rather just tell me what item you can bring in, then I can check it off for you...but I would always encourage you to try new technology! :-)
Have a good night!
~ Miss Yan
I am very excited to announce I found a website that I could post our Classroom Wish List of items we need! I am hoping with this website, we won't run into duplicates. This is my first time using this website program, so please bare with me!
From what I gather, it does not look like you have to be a member of Listigator.com to see or check off on items on our class list.
If you are able to bring in the item on the list, please check off the box on the left hand side; please do not delete the item or category. Thanks! And if you rather just tell me what item you can bring in, then I can check it off for you...but I would always encourage you to try new technology! :-)
Have a good night!
~ Miss Yan
Saturday, October 4, 2008
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