April 23 - 26

Our beautiful spring flowers!

Now how shall I design my flower?  So many materials to choose  from.  Creativity, fine motor and social conversation.

 This word hunt is easy!

 

Enjoying the interactive story.  The Monster at the End of This Book!

Guided Reading.  When Mrs. Dumville is wearing the crown.  We know not to interrupt unless it is an emergency.

 Magnetic work job.  Will the item attract or detract?

My snake and yours are almost the same length.

Our new creatures! 

Quiet independent book time.

Camdyn is ready for recall.  The microphone is used quite often.

Putting the pages of 9-1-1  Quack in sequence.

How many syllables - 1.2. or 3?

MY name in cubes is longer than, the same as, and shorter than...

Shortest, almost the same and tallest!

April 16 - 20

Ms. Dyment's grade two class invited the kindergarten to a puppet show and play.
They really enjoyed the activities. Thank you the performers were awesome!

Flat Cade arrived back with a letter, some pictures, a car and some stickers.
The excitement!

The children really enjoyed the art work job.
Making their own hot air balloons.

Ramsay is concentrating hard to peel this sticker paper to
put on his hot air balloon.

The finished product!

Abi and Jenay are exploring the lego.
Great for fine motor!

Mr. MacDonald really enjoys reading to the children.
He uses great voice when reading for Move Over Rover!

Our science work job. List some things a plant needs to grow.
Plant some seeds - wait and see what will happen.

April Grady was our mystery reader. She has totally captured the attention of
the students.

911 Quack - look at the book and put the pages in sequence.

Sentence strip activity. Find the words and make the sentences.

The children were paired up and asked to find items in the class
that were tall, almost the same and shorter!

Helping each other work on the computers.

Will and Zander decided that they could fit on one chair to complete their work job!

Khloe and Zoey are working together to create a letter for their friend Zander.

Drawing maps continues to be a popular activity at learning centre time.

The children worked very hard on making their own cover for a book.
After hearing the story The Three Little Rigs.
The Three Little _________ and The ____________.

April 10-13

Charlene Clark has totally captured the attention of the children as she reads the book
The Three Little Rigs by David Gordon
Charlene showed the children how David piggybacked his story from the story of the
Three Little Pigs. Then children all illustrated a cover for a book.
The Three Little _______ and The ________________.
The illustrations were amazing! Charlene will be back to pick them up tomorrow.

7 Up - try to get all your cards in sequence first. The purple cards
are magic and can be used for any number you wish.
The children really enjoy this activity and it is great for number recognition,
moving from left to right just like when you read, cooperation, turn-taking and fun too!

Roll the cube of letters. Record the letter that is on the top.
Which letter will race to the finish line?
Letters, fine motor, cooperation and fun!

Gone Buggy! Roll the dice, put that number of bugs on your jar.
If you roll the fly swatter remove one bug, if you roll the bug spray
remove all your bugs. Record how many bugs you have on
you jar at the end of the game!

Kanga has letters in her pouch and each child draws out a letter. If you
recognized the letter you hold onto it. If you got a card that said "gotcha"
all your letters had to go back into Kanga's pouch!

Taller, shorter and almost the same.
We discovered that Conner is the tallest, Carley is the shortest
in the class and many other children are almost the same.
The children also collected items that were taller than, shorter than and
almost the same and recorded their findings.

A drew eyeballs like the earth for her creation!
Wonderful imagination!