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You are here: Home / primary one news / April 6, 2016

April 6, 2016

April 6, 2016 by Primary One

Did you know that paper is made from pulp made from trees?

Today we worked in the language area with a lesson using go-together and sequencing. We used picture cards of a cow, sheep, wheat plant, cotton plant, tree, flour, bread, cheese and butter, shirt, sweater, yarn, milk, and thread to put the cards that go together to sequenced them to show us how paper, shirts, sweaters, bread and cheese and butter are made.

We are continuing to review the alphabet using our alphabet flash cards saying the names and sounds of each letter. The children are very excited to discover the names and sounds of the letters in their names.

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