Welcome to Monday's blog.
10-29-18
Enjoying a farm book.
Identifying pictures of objects that are blue. Describing how the object is used. Then placing pic cards on the flannel board.
Farm animals, structures and equipment. Same process as described above.
Autumn sewing cards.
The table is the same as last week except that pumpkin erasers, squishy Halloween characters and spider rings have been added.
Nursery Rhymes - 3 part sequencing... beginning, middle and end.
On Friday we clean and repair books. Then we get a new set of 15 -20. So since it is Monday, we are enjoying a new selection of books.
Identifying orange objects.
Coloring a picture of a pumpkin orange, then using shapes, turning it into a Jack - O - Lantern by adding shapes to create a face. pumpkin.
Children drew a face on the pumpkin template.
Wow how nice, sharing the chalkboard.
Our Bible story is about Martin Luther and the Reformation.
The Luther Rose.
The Bible book.
Books that were read to the class today.
These pictures were used to get conversations started and to increase vocabulary.
Recess.
Dancing to classical music using streamers.
Halloween songs, movements, finger plays and stories.
Biscuit's Halloween.
Building literacy skills.
Exploring the insides of a pumpkin. Increasing science, math and literacy skills.
Cooperation, Sharing, while creating chalk art.
10-30-18, Tues.
Reminder SCHOOL DISMISSES at 11:45am tomorrow. Light snack and lunch will be needed.
Choosing orange objects to place on the magnetic board.
A version of Mr. Potato Head; Mr. Pumpkin Head.
Farm time.
Working with colored chalk.
Reviewing blue objects.
Making a Jack-O-Lantern.
Cooking in the kitchen.
Bible Craft...Luther's rose.
Books...we LOVE them.
Blue objects on the magnetic board
Beanbag pumpkin toss.
Learning to use the correct amount of glue along with practicing placement, accuracy.
Recess.
Investigating the inside of a pumpkin.
Do a Dot Scarecrow.
Books of the day. And talking point discussion pictures.
Our Bible story book.
Luther's Rose.
The Reformation.
Blesings on your evening.
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