Today is Thankful Thursday and it’s P.E. with Mrs. S. Isabel also said they had computer lab with AR testing again today.
I was called to sub last night and was delighted to work in one of the kindergarten classes this morning. So different from working with 3 year-olds but still a bit similar in a few ways. It was fun.
I even got to do recess duty, which I have done before but today wasn’t at all enjoyable. It was freezing! The wind was nasty. I’m so glad that I had my hood but wished I had gloves and a scarf. My fingers, checks, nose and ears were bright red when I went back inside. Some of the kids, my daughter included, must have thought it was summer because they were running around without coats! Crazy!
Isabel’s day started with computer lab first thing.
The computer’s weren’t working so they missed out on recesses because of it. Isabel was disappointed and I was too, since I was on recess duty for that time as well.
During P.E. they played “shark island“. I got to see the game for a little while before leaving work. Lots of running (which is a good thing!) and good team work building skills in play for that game. Watch though some of those kids can really run!
Isabel also said they took a math test today. She didn’t mention how she did so I’m assuming we’ll find out tomorrow in her Friday Folder.
Tomorrow afternoon is the BIG ROOT BEER FLOAT party! Isabel has been talking about it the past 2 days. Just need to remember our share of the root beer…
Classwork…
Front: problem solving.
Back:problem solving.
Front: weather words.
Back: weather words complete the sentences.
Front: working with “ing”.
Back: word search.
Front: choose the right word to complete the sentences.
Back: same as the front, choosing the best word to complete the sentences.
Today the class finished up their science project that they started on Tuesday called;
Water Drop Lens.
Today they finished their observations and completed their handout.
Learning about “Refraction“.
Learning about the different ways to get “refracted” light.
Isabel didn’t say if they did their experiment today or Tuesday.
Great observations!