Today we read the book He Bear She Bear by Stan and Jan Berenstain about all the different things we can be. We asked the children what they would like to be, some of the answers we got were: astronaut, ballerina, fireman, teacher, superhero, princess, mommy and daddy.

During our playtime the children had fun blowing bubbles. They had fun blowing as many bubbles as they wanted and chasing bubbles all around the playground.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY and THANK YOU to our friend Sophie Yao in Primary II for sharing delicious cookies for her birthday with us today.

Welcome back, we hope everyone had a great weekend.

This week is The Week of the Young Child. We have lots of fun activities planned for children this week. We kicked off the fun with the children making sundaes for their afternoon snack. They really enjoyed the yummy treat!

Purple is the color for The Week of the Young Child. Please feel free to have your child any shade of purple they may have throughout the week.

Scholastic book orders are back! Please look in your child’s cubby for your order.

Tomorrow is Soccer Shots.

Today we reviewed the go together, classification, fewest to most, and bean bag matching lessons that were presented this week. The children enjoy the review and reminder of lessons they can work on during our worktime.

Monday marks the start of Week of the Young Child. We have lots of fun activities planned for the children. We encourage everyone to wear purple throughout the week.

Opening Day for the Astros is this Monday, April 11,2016. The children are invited to wear their favorite teams’ jersey to school.

Today we worked with a classification lesson in the language area. We classified picture cards of things we work with, things we color with, things we see with, things under the sea, things for baby, things that go, instruments, and fruits.

The children had fun in Jump bunch class. Coach Vince brought in a scoop ball game for us to play. The children all had a scooper and a ball that they practiced catching on their own and then with a friend.

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.