In Kindergarten, they are hatching baby chicks! They used an incubator to hatch the eggs and now they hatched and they got to play and read to the chicks when they finally hatched. But first, where do they get the eggs from? Well they first get them from a farmer, there are twelve eggs, and an incubator. Then Mrs. Hubner has to turn them three times a day for a week! Then before the weekend Mrs. Hubner lays down paper towels for over the weekend. Then the Kindergarteners get to watch them hatch on Monday! The Kindergarteners got to feel pride in hatching a new life in the environment!
-Garrett Abbott-Devaux
Kindergarten Updates
A lot has happened for the last month like the 100 day of school, Valentines and trying to count to 20 and more. On the 100 day of school they made hats and drew cool designs on paper. On Valentine’s Day they shared cards and learned about kindness . They have also been working on taking care of the little chicks and they are hatching this weekend. In math they are working on counting to 20. They have learned so much this month. They're hoping to learn even more in March, April, May and June!
By Luis Velazquez
The Kindergarteners have been doing lots of exciting things, from Christmas magic to the 100 day celebration!
For the 100th day of school, they are learning how to count to 100! They have their Kindergarten news, which they update every so often. In January, They had their winter concert, full of holiday cheer!
-by Luis Velaquez & Adelina Narrea
Mrs. Hubner and Ms. Bermudez's Kindergarten classes are doing something festive and delicious in November! They're having their own Thanksgiving feast! They are bringing in snacks and sharing with their classmates. With this, they are learning all about Thanksgiving and creating thankful quilts!
By Adelina Narrea and Luis Velazquez
Thanksgiving feast pictures! (Mrs. Hubners class)
The Kindergarteners are also learning all about their 5 senses. They did a project all about it, and love to learn and experiment with them. It's safe to say they're having a sensational time discovering the world around them!
By Adelina Narrea and Luis Velazquez