HI Everyone,
We have officially started the countdown to the end of school! Hard to believe that we have 20 days! How the year has flown by. As you already know we have started the alphabet countdown and its going great. The students are excited to participate each day and its also a great revision of their sounds. They also have started a dictionary where they write new words under the letter of the day.
This coming month will be very busy filled with field trips, concerts and tiding up. Please keep a close eye in your child's agenda for any notes that might come home regarding any of these events.
We will be wrapping up learning about the life cycle of plants, frogs and butterflies and will be moving onto learning about different insects, our environment, water and of course summer. We have also been learning about our 5 sens and doing some in class experiments. We have also looked at the differences of living and non-living things.
In math we have finished our measurement unit and now will focus the reminder of the year on numbers 1-100, addition and subtraction up to 20. These units include story problems (oral and written), counting by 2,5,10, place value, doubles, doubles plus one. Please continue to work on these at home.
We will be visintg a couple of farms this Friday to go along with out farm theme. Please dress your child appropriately. We will also not be back in time for subs so please pack a lunch for your child if you usually get subs. Also rubber boats would be a great idea seeing that we will be going in and out of barns as well as walking around the barn yard.
We will be adventuring to Shinning waters as a school on June 20th. We will need parent volunteers for this so if you are interested please let me know. Ideally I would like to divide the children in groups of 3 or 4 to one parent. It worked great last year and allowed me to circulate and see each group.
Our finally concert of is scheduled for June 14. The showings will go the same as the Christmas concert, one in the morning and one in the afternoon.
I hope that the new homework is going well ! It is still very important that your child reads every night so please continue to do so.
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Monday, May 7, 2012
Happy Sunshine
Hi everyone!
We had a great month learning about life on the farm. Students learned the names of most farm animals and their young. They learned where they lived and what types of food they ate. We are still planning on going to visit a farm, however it will have to be the 1st of June seeing that we missed the bus deadline. I will keep you posted on that.
This month your child will be learning about the environment,and the creatures that surround us. We will be discussing what we can do to make a difference, what is needed to maintain a healthy environment and so on. Your child will also be learning about the life cycle of butterflies and frogs. I have been out hunting for eggs, but have had no luck so far. If any of you know of a good spot to go to get frog eggs let me know. They will also be learning about plants and flowers and have the chance to watch them grow in class.
I am sure most of you have heard about Barbara Reid these last few weeks. For those of you who are not familiar with her, she is a plasticine artist who does illustrations for children's book. The class had many questions on how she made her drawings for the books and were able to watch a video of her creating a picture for a book. They loved learning about all the different techniques that she uses to create her pictures and were excited to put what they learned into practise!.That's where the CD cases came into play. Your child created a picture in the CD case of what they liked to do in the spring. The case acts as a picture frame, so you will be able to keep it for some time. They are eager to create more Plasticine pictures! I would like to do one more with them, a self portrait of how they see themselves. I would like to put these pictures on a hard canvas. If you could send in $1.00 this will help me cover some of the cost to purchase the materials needed for this project. For those of you who might want to check out the video of Barbara Reid you can you tube it, there are others that your child might want to watch of her creating drawings!
We are learning all about measurement for the next couple of weeks and then will go right back into numbers 1-100, counting backwards, counting by 2,5,10 and addition and subtraction. If you want to continue to work on these at home please feel free to do so.
We will also be exploring our five senses in class and how they are continually working to help us everyday.
I realize that the weather is getting nicer outside and homework might be becoming a challenge. That being said I have decided to give you all a break! All that I ask of you is to read at least 10 mins a night, work on sight words, and continue to practise math facts, counting backwards, by 2,5, 10 and so on. I will have the students keep their pink song book in their sac blue to read from when they wish. If you wish to have the normal homework sent home please let me know and we can make arrangements. I will send also send home the read duo tang where you can fill in the title of the books that your child read and a place to write how they did. Feel free to let me know if they struggled with any words or note any of your concerns.
When reading with your child please ask them questions about their books, like who,what, when, where, how and why. Have them retell the story and make connections to their life.
We have also been working really hard on our own books in class. I cant wait to share them with you later on.
I think that's all for now, I hope all is well. I will leave you with something that I read awhile ago. I sometimes have to remind myself that a simple word of encouragement can make the world of difference!
"Encouragement is the best drug in the world, it somehow makes you stand taller and feel braver."
Jann Arden
We had a great month learning about life on the farm. Students learned the names of most farm animals and their young. They learned where they lived and what types of food they ate. We are still planning on going to visit a farm, however it will have to be the 1st of June seeing that we missed the bus deadline. I will keep you posted on that.
This month your child will be learning about the environment,and the creatures that surround us. We will be discussing what we can do to make a difference, what is needed to maintain a healthy environment and so on. Your child will also be learning about the life cycle of butterflies and frogs. I have been out hunting for eggs, but have had no luck so far. If any of you know of a good spot to go to get frog eggs let me know. They will also be learning about plants and flowers and have the chance to watch them grow in class.
I am sure most of you have heard about Barbara Reid these last few weeks. For those of you who are not familiar with her, she is a plasticine artist who does illustrations for children's book. The class had many questions on how she made her drawings for the books and were able to watch a video of her creating a picture for a book. They loved learning about all the different techniques that she uses to create her pictures and were excited to put what they learned into practise!.That's where the CD cases came into play. Your child created a picture in the CD case of what they liked to do in the spring. The case acts as a picture frame, so you will be able to keep it for some time. They are eager to create more Plasticine pictures! I would like to do one more with them, a self portrait of how they see themselves. I would like to put these pictures on a hard canvas. If you could send in $1.00 this will help me cover some of the cost to purchase the materials needed for this project. For those of you who might want to check out the video of Barbara Reid you can you tube it, there are others that your child might want to watch of her creating drawings!
We are learning all about measurement for the next couple of weeks and then will go right back into numbers 1-100, counting backwards, counting by 2,5,10 and addition and subtraction. If you want to continue to work on these at home please feel free to do so.
We will also be exploring our five senses in class and how they are continually working to help us everyday.
I realize that the weather is getting nicer outside and homework might be becoming a challenge. That being said I have decided to give you all a break! All that I ask of you is to read at least 10 mins a night, work on sight words, and continue to practise math facts, counting backwards, by 2,5, 10 and so on. I will have the students keep their pink song book in their sac blue to read from when they wish. If you wish to have the normal homework sent home please let me know and we can make arrangements. I will send also send home the read duo tang where you can fill in the title of the books that your child read and a place to write how they did. Feel free to let me know if they struggled with any words or note any of your concerns.
When reading with your child please ask them questions about their books, like who,what, when, where, how and why. Have them retell the story and make connections to their life.
We have also been working really hard on our own books in class. I cant wait to share them with you later on.
I think that's all for now, I hope all is well. I will leave you with something that I read awhile ago. I sometimes have to remind myself that a simple word of encouragement can make the world of difference!
"Encouragement is the best drug in the world, it somehow makes you stand taller and feel braver."
Jann Arden
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Happy Easter Everyone!!
Hi everyone. I hope you all had a great March Break and had time to relax or go on an adventure! Everything is going well here at school, everyone is happy to be back and so am I.
We have finished our travel unit but are still getting postcards from around the world. Our farthest postcard to date is from New Zealand!! We also go a nice little package from a teacher in Turkey. All the students got book marks and stickers that represent their flag. They were very excited to get such a great gift, however some of them did not want to touch the book marks after I read what it was from ha ha!
Thank you for helping your child with their transportation projects they look great and they had a good time showing them off to the class. I would also like to thank Brenda, Julie and Nicole for coming in and teaching the students about different places around the world. Your treats were delicious!! We all thank you!
This months theme is "On the farm". I love this theme, seeing that when I was young my father had what we called a funny farm. He had simple bought a horse for riding and in the end we had pretty much every other farm animal. It was a great experience and taught me a lot about responsibility and compassion for animals. We will be visiting a farm if I can arrange it and learning about all the different farm animals on the farm.
I
n math we are still learning about shapes and all the different characteristics they have. We will then move onto measurement.They are still working on word problems every morning when they come in. They have to determine weather they are subtraction or addition and its going very well.
We continue to work on sounds in class. I would also like to go over all the sound that we have learned since the beginning of the year if you could practise these at home it would be a big help. We have also learned about singular and plural and will continue to work on phonics.
We will be learning about Barbara Reid this coming month. She is an author and Illustrator of children's books. She is unique because her pictures are done with modelling clay. We will be doing an activity in class with clay. I do ask of you to send in a empty CD case if you have one.
Iam not sure when the pictures will be taken I will let you know once I find out.Thanks for all the toilet paper rolls and egg cartons!
Happy Easter everyone I hope the Easter bunny finds you all.
Laurie Anne :)
We have finished our travel unit but are still getting postcards from around the world. Our farthest postcard to date is from New Zealand!! We also go a nice little package from a teacher in Turkey. All the students got book marks and stickers that represent their flag. They were very excited to get such a great gift, however some of them did not want to touch the book marks after I read what it was from ha ha!
Thank you for helping your child with their transportation projects they look great and they had a good time showing them off to the class. I would also like to thank Brenda, Julie and Nicole for coming in and teaching the students about different places around the world. Your treats were delicious!! We all thank you!
This months theme is "On the farm". I love this theme, seeing that when I was young my father had what we called a funny farm. He had simple bought a horse for riding and in the end we had pretty much every other farm animal. It was a great experience and taught me a lot about responsibility and compassion for animals. We will be visiting a farm if I can arrange it and learning about all the different farm animals on the farm.
I
n math we are still learning about shapes and all the different characteristics they have. We will then move onto measurement.They are still working on word problems every morning when they come in. They have to determine weather they are subtraction or addition and its going very well.
We continue to work on sounds in class. I would also like to go over all the sound that we have learned since the beginning of the year if you could practise these at home it would be a big help. We have also learned about singular and plural and will continue to work on phonics.
We will be learning about Barbara Reid this coming month. She is an author and Illustrator of children's books. She is unique because her pictures are done with modelling clay. We will be doing an activity in class with clay. I do ask of you to send in a empty CD case if you have one.
Iam not sure when the pictures will be taken I will let you know once I find out.Thanks for all the toilet paper rolls and egg cartons!
Happy Easter everyone I hope the Easter bunny finds you all.
Laurie Anne :)
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Long over due update!!!
Hi everyone hope all is going well and that you are avoiding the winter blues. This is going to be a long post I feel in order to catch up with everything that has happened since my last post.Sorry in advance!
February is coming to an end and with that it is the end of yet another theme. This past months theme was Staying warm in my house. Students learn about the different rooms in the house and items that could be found in the house. They were pair up and giving a room to paint last week, some of them are very interesting! Its great to see some of their creativity come out!
We had a great valentines day party, thanks to all of you who sent something in! We also celebrated the 100th day of school ! Some of the students thought with the 100th day of school that meant that they would then go to grade two the following day!
Everyone is starting to speak in full sentences and are asking how to translate words from English to French.They have also started to add the (er= ay) to the ends of English words, which I find so cute. I have limited my English in class and peak it only when absolutely needed. Come March I will no longer speak English in class, unless necessary. I continue to encourage them to speak French in class, they will only get better with practise and they are all very capable in doing so, sometimes they just need that extra push or encouragement of those around them.
In math we are covering additions and subtractions up to 12. We have also covered doubles and doubles plus one. We continue to count by 100 and will be starting to count by 2. Feel free to give your child a head start on this, seeing that some will find it challenging. We have gone over story problems, how to solve them and answer them in complete sentences. We have also looked at how we can determine whether the problem will be subtraction or addition based on the wording. Each morning the students come into class there is a story problem on the board for them to solve. This not only enforces what they are learning in math but also literacy as well. We will continue to work on this through out the year. Feel free to practise at home with your child. I will be sending flash cards home as well.For the month of march we will be taking a break from addition and subtraction and moving on to shapes and measurements.
We continue to review all the different french sounds. Each week we have a different sound and make a list of all the words we know with that particular sound. They also have a sentence of the week, which allows them to practise the correct sentence structure. We have been focusing a lot on word work this past month. Some of the things we have gone over is syllables, the different sounds in a word whether its at the beginning, middle or ending of the word, the sounds of letters at the beginning and end of a word and punctuation.
As a school we are focusing on phonological awareness and with the help of our speech language pathologist we had the opportunity to test all the students from kindergarten to grade 2.I will be happy to share the results of your child at Parent teacher.
*** March is travel month and methods of travel. We have already received a couple of postcards and are excited to see more coming in. Our class puppet Dimoitou is away on an adventure. I had friends that were going away to Africa for vacation so I decided to send him along. They have been great so far sending facts about where they are and pictures of him. He has been on a safari so far and has had the chance to see lions, water buffalo, elephants, and so on. Once they get back they will be able to share more of their pictures with us. I was thinking of trying something different this year but would require the help of some of you. I got the idea from one of the students actually. Awhile ago I ask what they wanted to learn about, they had great ideas which I have put in place for the reminder of the year. One boy said he wanted to learn about the different places from around the world like their language, the people and most of all what they eat there. That got me to thinking..... we can do that.....we just have to pick 1 place to focus on each week of the month of march. I thought we could learn all about a particular place show photos, and on Friday eat a dish from there. I have been to Italy and have photos so I thought I would start with that. Here comes the part where I need some of you. Maybe you have travelled somewheres different and have stories and photos to share and could whip up a dish. Let me know your thoughts on this.I will do the first week of March where we will explore Italy.
That's all soo sorry for the long post! Have a great week end!
A few reminders.....
Parent teacher interviews will be March 8th &9th. Report cards will be sent home March 7th. If any of you have any concerns and would like to meet before report cards and parent teacher please feel free to contact me.
Please send in extra socks and mitts. I have already gone through the emergency stash that you already sent in.
March is nutrition month, I encourage you to pack healthy lunches.
February is coming to an end and with that it is the end of yet another theme. This past months theme was Staying warm in my house. Students learn about the different rooms in the house and items that could be found in the house. They were pair up and giving a room to paint last week, some of them are very interesting! Its great to see some of their creativity come out!
We had a great valentines day party, thanks to all of you who sent something in! We also celebrated the 100th day of school ! Some of the students thought with the 100th day of school that meant that they would then go to grade two the following day!
Everyone is starting to speak in full sentences and are asking how to translate words from English to French.They have also started to add the (er= ay) to the ends of English words, which I find so cute. I have limited my English in class and peak it only when absolutely needed. Come March I will no longer speak English in class, unless necessary. I continue to encourage them to speak French in class, they will only get better with practise and they are all very capable in doing so, sometimes they just need that extra push or encouragement of those around them.
In math we are covering additions and subtractions up to 12. We have also covered doubles and doubles plus one. We continue to count by 100 and will be starting to count by 2. Feel free to give your child a head start on this, seeing that some will find it challenging. We have gone over story problems, how to solve them and answer them in complete sentences. We have also looked at how we can determine whether the problem will be subtraction or addition based on the wording. Each morning the students come into class there is a story problem on the board for them to solve. This not only enforces what they are learning in math but also literacy as well. We will continue to work on this through out the year. Feel free to practise at home with your child. I will be sending flash cards home as well.For the month of march we will be taking a break from addition and subtraction and moving on to shapes and measurements.
We continue to review all the different french sounds. Each week we have a different sound and make a list of all the words we know with that particular sound. They also have a sentence of the week, which allows them to practise the correct sentence structure. We have been focusing a lot on word work this past month. Some of the things we have gone over is syllables, the different sounds in a word whether its at the beginning, middle or ending of the word, the sounds of letters at the beginning and end of a word and punctuation.
As a school we are focusing on phonological awareness and with the help of our speech language pathologist we had the opportunity to test all the students from kindergarten to grade 2.I will be happy to share the results of your child at Parent teacher.
*** March is travel month and methods of travel. We have already received a couple of postcards and are excited to see more coming in. Our class puppet Dimoitou is away on an adventure. I had friends that were going away to Africa for vacation so I decided to send him along. They have been great so far sending facts about where they are and pictures of him. He has been on a safari so far and has had the chance to see lions, water buffalo, elephants, and so on. Once they get back they will be able to share more of their pictures with us. I was thinking of trying something different this year but would require the help of some of you. I got the idea from one of the students actually. Awhile ago I ask what they wanted to learn about, they had great ideas which I have put in place for the reminder of the year. One boy said he wanted to learn about the different places from around the world like their language, the people and most of all what they eat there. That got me to thinking..... we can do that.....we just have to pick 1 place to focus on each week of the month of march. I thought we could learn all about a particular place show photos, and on Friday eat a dish from there. I have been to Italy and have photos so I thought I would start with that. Here comes the part where I need some of you. Maybe you have travelled somewheres different and have stories and photos to share and could whip up a dish. Let me know your thoughts on this.I will do the first week of March where we will explore Italy.
That's all soo sorry for the long post! Have a great week end!
A few reminders.....
Parent teacher interviews will be March 8th &9th. Report cards will be sent home March 7th. If any of you have any concerns and would like to meet before report cards and parent teacher please feel free to contact me.
Please send in extra socks and mitts. I have already gone through the emergency stash that you already sent in.
March is nutrition month, I encourage you to pack healthy lunches.
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Happy school days!
Hi folks sorry for the over due post!
I cant believe how fast the month of January is going by and not one snow day!
We are still learning about winter and the different activities that you can do during this season. I was hoping that we would have had some snow by now, so that we could go snowshoeing! Lets hope March might bring us a little dusting.
I hope that the reading is going well at home. I have noticed a difference in their fluidity. It is really important that you read with your child every night! As well as to practise the sight words. We will be going back to our regular homework schedule as well as reading in February.
We have started our addition unit in math with numbers up to 12. Feel free to practise these at home as well as doubles up to 10. ( 9+9=18, 8+8= 16) If you are really eager you can give them a head start on doubles plus 1. ( 8+8= 16 so 8+9= 17) We also continue to count to 100 and by 5 and 10.
In class we have started to write our own books. Students are giving 4 blank sheets of paper and can write any story they want. They are having a great time doing this and some have complete their first book and are starting their second or third. They are to come up with their own story ideas and are using their dictionaries asd well as the word wall if unsure of how to spell a word. Some students are even sounding out their words!!
Next week is winter carnival in Quebec. I would like to celebrate this in class. We have different activities planned for each day to go along with the carnival. I was hoping to have a winter activity planned for Friday Feb 3 and have the parents attend, but as it looks now we wont have any snow. I will keep you posted.
Friday is Literacy awareness day. Our super intendent will be here to read stories to the students. in the afternoon the whole school will be participating in literacy centres. They will be visiting three different centres each with a different focus on literacy.
A reminder that we have no school on Feb 1.
I will be sending home a list of the students names for valentines day. Also if you would like to send in a treat with your child it is more than welcomed.
That's all for now. Have a great rest of the week
Mme LA
I cant believe how fast the month of January is going by and not one snow day!
We are still learning about winter and the different activities that you can do during this season. I was hoping that we would have had some snow by now, so that we could go snowshoeing! Lets hope March might bring us a little dusting.
I hope that the reading is going well at home. I have noticed a difference in their fluidity. It is really important that you read with your child every night! As well as to practise the sight words. We will be going back to our regular homework schedule as well as reading in February.
We have started our addition unit in math with numbers up to 12. Feel free to practise these at home as well as doubles up to 10. ( 9+9=18, 8+8= 16) If you are really eager you can give them a head start on doubles plus 1. ( 8+8= 16 so 8+9= 17) We also continue to count to 100 and by 5 and 10.
In class we have started to write our own books. Students are giving 4 blank sheets of paper and can write any story they want. They are having a great time doing this and some have complete their first book and are starting their second or third. They are to come up with their own story ideas and are using their dictionaries asd well as the word wall if unsure of how to spell a word. Some students are even sounding out their words!!
Next week is winter carnival in Quebec. I would like to celebrate this in class. We have different activities planned for each day to go along with the carnival. I was hoping to have a winter activity planned for Friday Feb 3 and have the parents attend, but as it looks now we wont have any snow. I will keep you posted.
Friday is Literacy awareness day. Our super intendent will be here to read stories to the students. in the afternoon the whole school will be participating in literacy centres. They will be visiting three different centres each with a different focus on literacy.
A reminder that we have no school on Feb 1.
I will be sending home a list of the students names for valentines day. Also if you would like to send in a treat with your child it is more than welcomed.
That's all for now. Have a great rest of the week
Mme LA
Friday, December 16, 2011
Bravo Mes Amis!
Well the pennies are finally rolled!! We had a grand total of $456.00 to purchase turkeys this year. The class ended up buying a total of 40 turkeys. Superstore was also very good to us and donated 40 boxes of stuffing and 40 cans of cranberry sauce! A big thank you to Bill Bray from Superstore! Also a big thank you to all of you for the support! The students had the chance to load the Salvation Army truck with all the turkeys, they were very excited!
We had a couple of guest readers this week. Several members of the Summerside Capitals Hockey team came in to read Christmas stories to the students as well as Brenda Meisner. We will be having a sing along with a parent as well as a holiday craft on Monday. Thank you very much to everyone who has come in.
We only have a two days left before the holidays and they are going to be very busy! If you would like to send in a treat with your child for Tuesday you are more than welcome to.We will be having a holiday celebration along with fun activities.
Merry Christmas to you all, be safe, be merry and have a very Happy New Year!!
Cheers see you in 2012 :)
We only have a two days left before the holidays and they are going to be very busy! If you would like to send in a treat with your child for Tuesday you are more than welcome to.We will be having a holiday celebration along with fun activities.
Every penny counts
Cheers see you in 2012 :)
Thursday, December 1, 2011
December is here!
December has arrived but you would not know it with this weather that we have been having!! Not complaining though :)
Our first week of the penny drive has been great. We already have one bucket filled. We also have been getting dimes and nickles which has helped out. The kids are excited because we have at least one turkey! I have chatted with the people at CBC Radio and they would like us to come down on the 9th of December which is the same day as our Christmas concert. They said around 4:00 o'clock and we would sing at 4:15. Please let me know if we can make this happen, if we can not get everyone there we might have to decline. We have decided on two Christmas songs to sing, one is more up beat (Deck the halls) and the other is soft and slow (Noel, c'est l'amour). Iam hoping that we can have the down before next Friday, so we are practising every day in class.
We will be selling candy oh grams at the concert as well as hot apple cider. I am still in need of some volunteers. The students will go in shifts to help sell them with you. You also do not have to be there the whole day just before the concert starts and after. I need someone for the AM and the PM. Please let me know if you can help out.
We are finishing up last months theme and moving right into the Christmas theme. A big THANK YOU to all of you who sent in fruit and veggies. The students loved it and were asking today what they were going to have! I will send home their booklets in the next couple of days. I hope that this helps in packing lunches, I know it can be hard to get ideas!
We are still working on numbers in math and will be starting addition and subtraction up to 20. We have also been counting to 100 and by 10. Once we start to count the pennies your child should be a pro on counting to 50 in French!!
We also have looked at prepositions and verbs and will cover adjectives this month. The class has started guided reading and are doing very well. They are learning some great strategies to help them read. (to blend sounds, pick out sounds they know and work backwards to sound out the word)
We have had some volunteers to come in to class over the next couple of weeks to do a sign song and holiday craft. If you want to read a Christmas story or decorate cookies let me know, theres still time!!Also the class has won another 50 points and have chosen to do show and tell. We will do this next week on DEC 7th.
I think that's all for now. Have a great week end
Laurie Anne
Our first week of the penny drive has been great. We already have one bucket filled. We also have been getting dimes and nickles which has helped out. The kids are excited because we have at least one turkey! I have chatted with the people at CBC Radio and they would like us to come down on the 9th of December which is the same day as our Christmas concert. They said around 4:00 o'clock and we would sing at 4:15. Please let me know if we can make this happen, if we can not get everyone there we might have to decline. We have decided on two Christmas songs to sing, one is more up beat (Deck the halls) and the other is soft and slow (Noel, c'est l'amour). Iam hoping that we can have the down before next Friday, so we are practising every day in class.
We will be selling candy oh grams at the concert as well as hot apple cider. I am still in need of some volunteers. The students will go in shifts to help sell them with you. You also do not have to be there the whole day just before the concert starts and after. I need someone for the AM and the PM. Please let me know if you can help out.
We are finishing up last months theme and moving right into the Christmas theme. A big THANK YOU to all of you who sent in fruit and veggies. The students loved it and were asking today what they were going to have! I will send home their booklets in the next couple of days. I hope that this helps in packing lunches, I know it can be hard to get ideas!
We are still working on numbers in math and will be starting addition and subtraction up to 20. We have also been counting to 100 and by 10. Once we start to count the pennies your child should be a pro on counting to 50 in French!!
We also have looked at prepositions and verbs and will cover adjectives this month. The class has started guided reading and are doing very well. They are learning some great strategies to help them read. (to blend sounds, pick out sounds they know and work backwards to sound out the word)
We have had some volunteers to come in to class over the next couple of weeks to do a sign song and holiday craft. If you want to read a Christmas story or decorate cookies let me know, theres still time!!Also the class has won another 50 points and have chosen to do show and tell. We will do this next week on DEC 7th.
I think that's all for now. Have a great week end
Laurie Anne
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