Today the kindergarten classes marched to the gym for the Nutcracker Battle.
Wednesday, December 14, 2016
Friday, December 9, 2016
Nutcracker News
Thursday, December 15 - Nutcracker Ballet Field Trip
Thursday, December 22 - The Kindergarten Ballet Presents Dances from The Nutcracker
Families and friends are invited to attend The Kindergarten Ballet on Thursday, December 22 at 9 AM. Room 114 will dance to Spanish Chocolate. Please have your child wear black (or dark), red or white clothing on that day. For example, your child could wear black (or dark) pants and a white or red shirt. Girls may wear dresses. Plaids, stripes, and patterns work fine. Please do not go out and buy anything new! Let us know if you have any questions. Thank you.
Friday, November 18, 2016
Walking the Red Carpet
Today the children walked the red carpet with their writing folders. We celebrated everyone's hard work! The past few weeks we have been working on informative writing. Everyone wrote their own book about Fall.
Dance Party
FW's whole school reward from our first SOARs incentive was an Extra Recess with a Dance Party. Room 114 showed off some fancy footwork!
Monday, November 14, 2016
Learning About Clouds with Mr. Musselman
A big thank you to Mr. Musselman from the Burlington Science for visiting our classroom and sharing with us his knowledge on clouds.
What did we learn?
Clouds come in different shapes and form in different parts of the sky. Different kinds of clouds tell us about different kinds of weather.
Cirrus Clouds - form very high in the sky, where it is cold and can form before a storm
Cumulus Clouds - look like puffy cotton balls, they form low in the sky
Nimbus Clouds - rain may be on the way
Stratus Clouds - are like damp sheets, hang low in the sky and often cover the whole sky, rain or snow may be on the way
Can you make your own cloud? Yes, Mr. M. showed us how. . . Clouds are made up of three ingredients, water, heat and cold air
How to make a cloud.
1. Heat up water.
2. Put snow, ice or ice pack in an aluminum pie plate.
3, Cover water with aluminum pie plate.
What did we learn?
Clouds come in different shapes and form in different parts of the sky. Different kinds of clouds tell us about different kinds of weather.
Cirrus Clouds - form very high in the sky, where it is cold and can form before a storm
Cumulus Clouds - look like puffy cotton balls, they form low in the sky
Nimbus Clouds - rain may be on the way
Stratus Clouds - are like damp sheets, hang low in the sky and often cover the whole sky, rain or snow may be on the way
Can you make your own cloud? Yes, Mr. M. showed us how. . . Clouds are made up of three ingredients, water, heat and cold air
How to make a cloud.
1. Heat up water.
2. Put snow, ice or ice pack in an aluminum pie plate.
3, Cover water with aluminum pie plate.
Thursday, November 10, 2016
Making an American Flag and Veterans Day.
Here we are making an American Flag with our hand prints. Be sure to ask your child about the American Flag, How many stars are on the flag? How many stripes are on the flag.
On Wednesday we gathered around the flag pole for a Veterans Day Assembly. Grade 5 sang This Land is Your Land and Grade 4 sang God Bless America. Ms. Gendron performed Taps.
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