Guidance class with Mrs. Potter.

Team Work!

Shark Week!

Making sharks and practicing addition.

Cutting out a dorsal fin!

Cutting and gluing shark teeth to match the sentence chosen!

That's a mouth full of teeth!

The sharks are on our lockers1

Each has their own number sentence inside!

           

Selecting a shark's tooth to take home!

Counting up the teeth:
How many on top?
 How many on bottom?
Write the sum.

simple addition problems

labeling by writing the words

Labeling by cutting out the words & gluing them!

April Math Lab Visit

Reviewing the terms plus, equals and sum.

simple addition sentences

simple addition on the SMART Board

simple addition partner game 

Thanks Mr. DeBruyn for helping!

Domino addition

recording in a Dominoes addition book.

Mr. DeBruyn reads to us after Math Lab!

 Daily Reading Block

reading choices

Read to Self

Read to Someone

take turns reading and listening

Word Work

Listen to Reading

iPad

Teacher Time (Guided Reading)

Teacher Time (Playing Memory)

Please keep Reading Journals at home for 2 or 3 days of reading practice (to as many adults as possible) and then send back to school via your child's Home/School Folder. It would be great to get them all back in the first couple days after break, thanks for your support!

Making creative 3-D stuffed fish!

drew her own seahorse

traced and carefully cut

paint with any colors you wish 

swirls

cant have enough polka dots

both sides of the fish

carefully adding details with a Sharpie

rip and stuff with care

added a string and got ready for hanging

All finished fish are hung in the hallway for all to enjoy!

Come down to see them!

If you are into school after break, please walk down to our wing to see these beautiful fish! The children worked hard on these and they came out wonderful! What color and cheer they add to our wing. After break we will end our fish unit with a focus on sharks!

More spring flowers! Our garden is almost full. Keep sending!

Check out these outfits!
Fish unit enthusiasm!

More spring flowers!

Created in art class with Mrs. Johnston: