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show & Share - weekly!
*Please have your child choose 1 item that begins with the letter of the week and bring it in on Thursday or Friday. They need to have 2-3 clues and the item brought in a non-see through bag.
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Calendar
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20No School-Martin Luther King Jr. DayMonth View January 20, 2020-
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What's Happening in Rm. 15 (1-24-20)
This week was all about the letter P and especially the long awaited 100th Day of School! We started the week talking about penguins. We discussed how penguins are able to stay dry even though they spend so much time in the water. We did an experiment that resembled the oil that is on a penguins feathers that keeps them dry. These are the penguins that were sent home. Hopefully, you were able to do the quick experiment at home with your child so they could explain it to you as well. To end the week, we celebrated our 100th Day of School. We made a 100th Day crown, unscrambled a counting by ten's to 100 puzzle, strung a 100th Day Fruit Loop necklace, counted money by 10's, made a 100th Day snack by counting out 10 of each item and shared our 100th Day posters. It was a busy, but very exciting day! M/W/F's class will be celebrating the 100th Day of School on Monday due to the snow day.
Next week we will continue working on our letters and introducing the letter Q. Students will be able to bring in an item that begins with any letter from A-Q. We will also be celebrating Catholic Schools Week. Please refer to the information sent out from Ms. Cathy regarding happens throughout the week.
Have a wonderful weekend and be safe!
God Bless,
Ms. Margaret
** Show-n-Share Any Letter 1/30-1/31
** Catholic Schools Week 1/27-1/31
Monday- OLP middle school service project
Bring in items for Lee's Summit Social Services
Tuesday- OLP middle school service project/Bring in items for Lee's Summit Social Services
Wednesday- Family Appreciation Day (cookies at pick-up 3-5pm)
Thursday- Staff Appreciation Day
Friday- Students Appreciation Day- Dress in red or Chiefs attire/
special treat at lunch
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Links our kids love:
- Boom Chicka Boom [Brain break/movement]
- Herman the Worm [brain break/movement]
- Alphabet Letter Name song
- Alphabet Letter-Sound Song/Tune of "What Does the Fox Say"!
- Dr. Jean's "Who Let the Letters Out"
- USHER'S Alphabet Song/Sesame Street
- 7 Days in a Week Rap/Days of the Week
- Days of the Week/Adams Family tune
- Months of the Year Macarena
- Months of the Year - repetitive
- Going on a Bear Hunt
- Count to 100 by 1's
- Count to 100 by 10's
- Exercise & Count by 5's
- Christmas Song M/W/F
- Christmas Song T/Th
- Christmas Song T/TH
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A Walk Through Rm. 15
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Weeks of 1/13-1/24
51 Photos
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Week of 1/6-1/10/20
44 Photos
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Understanding Motor Development in Children: Hand Dominance http://www.pre-kpages.com/understanding-motor-development-children-hand-dominance/
Does your child W-sit? PLEASE READ: http://ilslearningcorner.com/2016-01-primitive-reflexes-the-answer-behind-w-sitting-and-how-to-fix-it/
Developmental Charts: http://teacher.scholastic.com/products/ect/behavior_development/dev_charts.htm
Developmental Stages of Writing: http://www.education.com/reference/article/developmental-stages-writing/
"Evolution of a Child's Writing" - article. Very interesting & gives examples!
http://scholarlylions.edublogs.org/2012/04/12/evolution-of-a-childs-writing/