Our Easter Plays
He is risen indeed! Alleluia!
Next Week:
SOCIAL/SPIRITUAL
Jesus Time - Jesus is Alive
Memory Work - Apostles Creed part 1 - (your child is welcome to say the entire thing at once and be done with Memory Work for the rest of the year!)
Second Step - Ways to Get Along
COMMUNICATION
Spelling - Lesson 28
Phonics - Spelling Words Knowledge
Grammar - Adjectives
Literacy Stations - Listening, Visualize, Super Sentence, Imogene's Antlers Sequal
EXPRESSIVE
Art - Finish Eric Carle
Music - Musical
WELLNESS
PE - parachute
PVF Break
Recess - Mileage Club
DISCOVERY
Math - Oddball Facts, Cones & Spheres
Social Studies - Needs and Wants
News and Notes:
Easter Plays
Performing plays is one of my favorite things to do with the first graders. They are so excited and so many skills are learned and practiced during the process. Please watch them above! They boys and girls worked hard and the preschoolers LOVED them! I had one of the teachers tell me they had never seen the preschoolers so quiet an engaged! Thank you for helping your child practice speaking and come up with costumes!
On April 26th the Magic House will come to Zion and teach us about Recycling. They will be here from 12-2:30. Jaime Lane, Kristine Allen, Vicki Howard, Sarah Holderman, and Leanne Rohr are all signed up to help. Please let me know if you are unable to volunteer so that I can find a replacement for you! You can head straight to the church basement for training.
Photo Gallery:
Parachute in PE
Illustrating Holy Week in our books!
Finishing our Henri Rousseau Jungles!
Performing our Easter Plays for our buddy class and other preschool classes!
Adding lots to our chapters in our
nonfiction books!
Writing words based on what we know about sounds and patterns.
Learning about Needs...
...and Wants!
Practicing the /ar/ pattern!
Making a Needs/Wants BINGO game!
Noticing how Eric Carle creates his illustrations in his books!
Creating our own paper using different texture techniques just like Eric Carle!
Practicing dividing equally!
Practicing listening to each other in small groups! We had to tell the class what each other's favorite family vacation was.
Lots of fun in the sun
playing together too!
Happy Easter!
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