Housekeeping:
STONE SOUP:
Kindergarten will be making stone soup this coming Tuesday
September 20 from the vegetables from our school community garden! We would
love to have volunteers come in.
We will need volunteers to help clean and cut the vegetables.
The times would be from entry bell to dismissal time for each class.
AM: 8:12-11:05am
PM: 12:02-2:55pm
We will need lots more veggies for our soup. Please send
your child with a vegetable if you would like to contribute to our soup. We are
looking for
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carrots
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onions
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celery
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green beans
VOLUNTEERING IN THE
CLASSROOM:
Kindergarten would love to have volunteers come in to help
in the classroom staritng on Monday September 19.
Please e-mail your child’s room parent (their e-mail is on
the left hand column) to sign up for a date.
IN LINE SKATING:
Inline skating starts next week! Please ensure that your child has returned their form to participate in in-line
skating. If your child’s teacher has not received their form, we will send
another form home with them on Monday in their folder.
We ask that you send your child in loose clothing, helmet, and socks during
these days.
BLOG OF THE WEEK:
Dear Mom and Dad:
What a great week we had! I am becoming more familiar with
the routines of my classroom and learning what my job is at school. This week
we talked about what a line was. Ask me to tell you what it is. Did you know
that lines are everywhere in our world? Ask me to find some lines for you. We
later learned that when a line connects, it makes a shape! We are taking a
closer look at what a circle is this week. Click here to listen to the circle song. I can sing it with you!
We practiced drawing many different kinds of lines and discovered that lines come in all different shapes and sizes.
Ask me to tell you about some of the centers I visited and
who I have played with.
We also got a change to go on the playground and enjoy some
fresh air with my friends.
Question of the week: Post on the blog some circles that you
found? Where did you find them?
Love,
Kindergarten





Ben says:
ReplyDeleteSome circles I have seen are:
The moon in the sky.
The volume dial on my radio.
My door knob is also a circle.
The thumbtacks on my wall.
The color in my moms eyes, and the black dot (pupil) are a circle.
ReplyDeleteMy moms ring.
The button on my iPad.
The light on my roof.
The orange I just ate was a circle.
- Jaden
My Mom's Paper clip holder is a circle.
ReplyDeleteMy IPad button is a circle.
My toe prints are a circle.
A steeling wheel in a car is a circle.
Jaxon will bring carrots for the Stone Soup.
A globe is a circle
ReplyDeleteA candle holder is a circle
A door knob is a circle
-Noah
Sunglass lenses
ReplyDeleteEyeballs
The bagels I like to eat
Nostrils
Cabinet door handles
Food jar and container lids
Kettle bottom
Top of a cup
Apples
Bowls
Bottle caps
Spoons
Door knobs
Heads of screws
Gumballs
Top of the rice cooker and the lid
Soccer ball
Golf ball
Basketball
Tennis ball
Baseball
Faces
Plate
Lightbulb
Cherrios and Gorilla Munch cereal
Paper towel and toilet paper roll
Fondant for decorating cakes
Dials on the toaster and stovetop
Jaxon A. will bring celery for the soup
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ReplyDeleteJaxon A. has a few more circles to add to his previous list:
ReplyDeleteHoles in a cooking spatula/lifter
I can roll a fortune from a fortune cookie into a circle
Rainbow loom elastics
Volleyball
Flowers
Baskets
Eleanor says:
ReplyDeleteBalloons are circles, coins are circles.
So are the washing machine door, apples, and the sun and the moon.
Ericah: Fan! In the van.
ReplyDeleteGavin: oranges & avacodos!!
ReplyDeleteKriselle say's, our wall clock is circle,the car wheels are circles, play-doh lids are circles, roller is circle, balls and buttons are circles..
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