Newsletter
june 7, 2019
important dates
June 10th: Clif Reading Event 9:30
June 12th: Flynn Theater Artist visit. Folk Tales and Fairytales: "The Three Little Pigs"
June 14th: Ms. Bell's mother visits
June 17th: End of Year Potluck Slideshow 1pm. Please bring something to share. Families are welcome.
June 18th: All School Celebration
June 19th: Last day of school/Move Up Day. Early Dismissal 11 am
Science!!
We studied solar energy, light, and shadows incorporating engineering principles. Aaron from VEEP guided us through an exploration of light. We focused on design with an emphasis on sharing our ideas and methods. In a lab style environment, students simulated the sharing community between engineers and scientists to create a community of learners.
may 31, 2019
important dates
June 10th: Clif Reading Event 9:30
June 12th: Flynn Theater Artist visit. Folk Tales and Fairytales: "The Three Little Pigs"
June 14th: Ms. Bell's mother visits
June 17th: End of Year Potluck Slideshow 1pm. Please bring something to share. Families are welcome.
PLEASE RSVP: cbell@winooski.k12.vt.us
June 18th: All School Celebration
June 19th: Last day of school/Move Up Day. Early Dismissal 11 am
SLIDESHOW.pdfmay 23, 2019
important dates
Friday May 24th: K-12 early dismissal at 12:15 - NO Activities
Monday May 27th-NO SCHOOL Memorial Day
June 17th: Tentative date for End of Year Potluck Slideshow
June 18th: All School Celebration
June 19th: Last day of school
vermont teddy bear!
What a great trip! We were engaged, appropriate and most importantly we had FUN! We learned how teddy bears are made, toured the factory, had a teddy bear picnic outside and made our very own teddy bears. To Keep!
may 10, 2019
important dates
May 15th: PTO Meeting in the library at 5:15pm
Wednesday, May 22nd: CliF Family Literacy Night, 5-7 PM
May 23rd: VT Teddy Bear field trip 9:15-1:15
Friday May 24th: K-12 early dismissal at 12:15 - NO Activities
Monday May 27th-NO SCHOOL Memorial Day
June 17th: Tentative date for End of Year Potluck Slideshow
June 18th: All School Celebration
June 19th: Last day of school
BIG Playground!!!!
We played on the BIG playground to celebrate filling our heart jar! We had so much fun! Everyone has been and continues to be kind, curious and excited to learn!
may 3, 2019
important dates
May 8th: K-12 early dismissal with activities at 12:15
Friday, May 10th: Clemmons Family Farm Visiting Artists, 10:00-11:00 AM *an in-class experience!*
May 15th: PTO Meeting in the library at 5:15pm
Wednesday, May 22nd: CliF Family Literacy Night, 5-7 PM
May 23rd: VT Teddy Bear field trip 9:15-1:15
Friday May 24th: K-12 early dismissal at 12:15 - NO Activities
Monday May 27th-NO SCHOOL Memorial Day
June 18th: All School Celebration (June 19th Rain Date)
June 19th: Last day of school
Writer's Workshop
Luca shared the book Pyramid by David Macaulay that inspired him to discover how to build a pyramid out of paper. He had made step by step pictorial directions. The entire class followed his directions and made their own pyramids.
The next day we began our How To writing unit in which we each write a teaching book. We wrote as a class the directions that went with building the pyramids. We use the words First, Next, Then, Last to organize the step by step directions. On the following days we made a class list of subjects we could teach. Then we made pictorial directions of our own subject we chose to write about.
spring is here!!
It felt like spring and so we drew flowers, they were all so bright and cheery. We crumpled them up and chose one during Morning Meeting. We then said good morning to the friend who had drawn the flower. Later in the day we finally replaced the snowmen that were in the window this winter with flowers. We made them with coffee filters, markers, water and construction paper.
April 12, 2019
important dates
April 15th: Flynn field trip-"Sick Day for Amos McGee"
April 17th: PTO meeting in the library at 5:30pm
April 22nd - 26th: No school
May 8th: K-12 early dismissal with activities at 12:15
May 15th: PTO Meeting in the library at 5:15pm
May 23rd: VT Teddy Bear field trip
Friday May 24th: K-12 early dismissal at 12:15 - NO Activities
Monday May 27th-NO SCHOOL Memorial Day
June 18th: All School Celebration (June 19th Rain Date)
April 5, 2019
DEAR Families:
Thank you for taking the time to attend our teacher-family conference. I appreciate your time and effort for meeting with me. We are working together towards the same goal--a positive and rich first year of elementary school for your child.
If you have any further questions...please feel free to contact me.
Email is best: cbell@winooski.k12.vt.us
important dates
April 11th &12th: Parent Teacher Conferences, students dismissed at 11am
April 15th: Flynn field trip-"Sick Day for Amos McGee"
April 17th: PTO meeting in the library at 5:30pm
April 22nd - 26th: No school
May 8th: K-12 early dismissal with activities at 12:15
May 15th: PTO Meeting in the library at 5:15pm
May 23rd: VT Teddy Bear field trip
Friday May 24th: K-12 early dismissal at 12:15 - NO Activities
Monday May 27th-NO SCHOOL Memorial Day
June 18th: All School Celebration (June 19th Rain Date)
FAMILY CLOsing Circle
It was so wonderful having so many families join us for our Closing Circle. Thank you! Everyone really enjoyed it. We sang our goodbye song in English, Italian (thank you Luca and Dad), German (thank you Louisa's grandpa) and sign language. If anyone knows any other languages, we would love to know too! Write it down and we will attempt to learn it. Then we said goodbye with our Bubble Bubble Bump Fizz goodbye. As always, we ended with talking about what we liked about our day. In order to be dismissed we had to name the number that came after a certain number that Ms. Bell gave us.
artist in residence
march 29, 2019
important dates
April 4th: Family Closing Circle 2:45--Please come and join us for our end of day meeting!
April 11th &12th: Parent Teacher Conferences, students dismissed at 11am both days
April 15th: Flynn field trip-"Sick Day for Amos McGee"
April 17th: PTO meeting in the library at 5:30pm
April 22nd - 26th: No school
May 8th: K-12 early dismissal with activities at 12:15
May 15th: PTO Meeting in the library at 5:15pm
May 23rd: VT Teddy Bear field trip
Friday May 24th: K-12 early dismissal at 12:15 - NO Activities
June 18th: All School Celebration (June 19th Rain Date)
Sorry for the lack of information on this site recently. I have been having technical difficulties with Google Sites.
integrated Literacy & art
We have had two visits by Alexandra an artist in residence from Arts to Smarts. We created animal puppets and are working on making fact cards about what our animals like to eat, where they live and an interesting fact about them. For the last two weeks we have read many nonfiction books about animals.
writer's workshop
We wrote a class story, everyone helped create the beginning, middle and end. We learned about what elements go into each section. We connected what we learned whole class to stories we wrote with a partner; focusing on one part at a time. Some amazing collaboration happened. The next step is to create books together and write across many pages.
march 15, 2019
important dates
March 15 - Report Cards Sent Home
March 15 - JFK Fun Fair 4:30-6:30 pm
Monday March 18-Poet Visit--Rajini Eddins 9:15-10, families welcome
Friday March 29-Winooski's Talent Show
BUSY BUSY BUSY BUSY BUSY BUSY BUSY...
Mindfulness:
Calm quiet body so that the rock does not fall off
We watched a middle school play.
Ready for Morning Meeting
Snowy Crafternoon Projects decorating our door
Morning Meeting Greeting: We have been working on rhyming words. Choose a card, figure out what your word is, find your rhyming word partner, say good morning
february 15, 2019
Important Dates
Friday, February 25th - Monday, March 4th: No School
March 13 - Early Release
March 15 - Report Cards Sent Home
100th DAY
What a fun day!
100 bears were hidden throughout our classroom. They were hidden in plain sight, book boxes, toys, the refrigerator, and who knows where else? We had found 75 at the end of the day.
We played with...
100 Cups
100 Dominoes
100 Animals
100 Pattern Blocks
100 Legos
100 Wooden Blocks
february 8, 2019
Important Dates
Wednesday, February 13th: Early Release with activities
Thursday February 14th: 100th Day of School! Valentines Day
Friday, February 25th - Monday, March 4th: No School
It was a short but busy week! We were productive and happy to be back in the swing of things.
MATH
We worked on 2 group combinations of 5, 6, 7, and 8. At the same time, we focused on how mathematicians show their thinking. We drew representations of our thinking and work in our math journals. We labeled, organized, made diagrams (math pictures) of our ideas.
crafternoon
On Friday we spent our afternoon decorating bags for Valentine's Day. We traced, cut, colored, and glued. Our bags are now ready for the 14th.
january 25, 2019
Important Dates
Saturday, January 26th: Community Breakfast & Tour at 9:00AM
Wednesday, January 30th: Community School Tour at 6:15PM
Friday, February 1st: Community School Tour at 6:15PM
Wednesday, February 13th: Early Release with activities
Friday, February 25th - Monday, March 4th: No School
Tuesday, March 5th: Students return to school
It was an odd kind of week! Over half the class was out with cough and fever on Tuesday. Half the class was out on Wednesday. Due to the water main break we had no school on Thursday. Finally, on Friday, we were feeling a bit better and only 4 of us were out.
This week we ate breakfast family style. We made a "whole" class mural. We read with partners. We had reading groups. We played Trouble, Connect 4, Candyland, and Dominoes. We got a new sand table.
january 18, 2019
Important Dates
Monday, January 21st: No School
Wednesday, January 23rd: Community School Tour 6:15pm
Saturday, January 26th: Community Breakfast & Tour at 9:00AM
Wednesday, January 30th: Community School Tour at 6:15PM
Friday, February 1st: Community School Tour at 6:15PM
Wednesday, February 13th: Early Release with activities
Friday, February 25th - Monday, March 4th: No School
Tuesday, March 5th: Students return to school
fundations
We have finished learning all the lower case letters and their sounds. We are now practicing writing upper case letters. At the same time we are working alphabetical order and putting letters together to make words.
literacy
We have been learning about how to tell stories. We had 2 CLIF events this week. We heard some great stories about Vermont from "long ago" that were brought alive with artifacts. On Friday we got to touch and explore some artifacts. We guessed what we thought the tools were used for and had some really great thoughts. We even justified our thinking by explaining how we discovered the tool moved during our exploration.
january 11, 2019
important dates
Monday, January 21st: No School
Wednesday February 13: Early Dismissal 12:15
Monday February 25-March 4th: Mid Winter Break No School
math
We have begun a new unit. We continue our study of counting however with deeper concepts. We are justifying and generalizing how and why mathematicians, us, answer "how many?", compare 2 groups, show thinking when solving math problems and find different ways to put a quantity into two groups.
literacy
We worked on our independent reading stamina. We were all engaged and were able to sustain reading for the longest time yet. Everyone was so interested in their books we then had time to read with our partners so we could TALK about what we read.
We also have read and reread "The Mitten" by Jan Brett. The last time we read it we acted it out and pretended to be the animals. We used our blanket to be the mitten and got under it as Ms. Bell read the story. The most fun was when the mouse came in causing the bear to sneeze and we tumbled out of the mitten.
EXPLORE
december 14, 2018
important dates
Wednesday, December 19th: Early Dismissal at 12:15
Friday, December 21st: All School Morning Meeting
Monday, December 24th - Wednesday, January 2nd: No School
Wednesday, January 9th: Early Dismissal at 12:15
Monday, January 21st: No School
We created our own math problem. We were doing our Spider Web greeting during Morning Meeting. We wondered "how long is our web?" This spurred a day long investigation directed by the students. We came up with a plan of how we could answer our question. We worked together, problem solved, made decisions on how to measure, counted and came up with an answer. 1,436 unifix cubes and bears long.
december 7, 2018
FRIENDLY REMINDERS:
BIRTHDAY TREATS: There is a nut AND dairy allergy in our classroom. If you are going to bring in a birthday treat please make sure there are no nuts AND no dairy!!! Some nut AND dairy free treat suggestions: fruit snacks, fruit cups, many gummy candies, Graham Crackers, Teddy Grahams
We have a snack every afternoon! Please pack a snack and drink for your child!
Kindergarten is NUT FREE and NO SHELLFISH!
Classrooms open at 8:00 am! If your child arrives to school between 7:45 and 8:00 AM, (s)he may put his or her backpack along the wall of our classroom and go outside to the Kindergarten playground!
If your child will be late or absent, please call the office at (802) 655-0411
Please send your child to school with a change of clothes accidents happen and we are busy in kindergarten!
math
Math Habit: Private Reasoning Time
During a number talk we use this time to figure out how many dots we see and how we see them. We also make a plan about what we will say with our friend during the Partner Talk time of math.
Math Habits: Explaining, Genuine Questions and Justifying
During our Partner Talk we share with our friend what we think and explain how we know. For example: "I think it's 6 because I counted and the last number I said was 6." or "I think it is 6 because I saw a group of 3 and another group of 3. I know if I put 3 and 3 together it makes 6."
Literacy
Readers read by themselves and with partners.
explore
Playdough!
important dates
December 11th-Stripe and Stuffy Day
December 13th - Winter Concert
December 19th - Early Release at 12:15
December 24th - January 2nd - No School
november 2, 2018
FRIENDLY REMINDERS:
BIRTHDAY TREATS: There is a nut AND dairy allergy in our classroom. If you are going to bring in a birthday treat please make sure there are no nuts AND no dairy!!! Some nut AND dairy free treat suggestions: fruit snacks, fruit cups, many gummy candies, Graham Crackers, Teddy Grahams
We have a snack every afternoon! Please pack a snack and drink for your child!
Kindergarten is NUT FREE and NO SHELLFISH!
Classrooms open at 8:00 am! If your child arrives to school between 7:45 and 8:00 AM, (s)he may put his or her backpack along the wall of our classroom and go outside to the Kindergarten playground!
If your child will be late or absent, please call the office at (802) 655-0411
Please send your child to school with a change of clothes accidents happen and we are busy in kindergarten!
family morning meeting
We had a fun time having some parents come to visit us during our Morning Meeting. We had an EXTRA long Morning Meeting. We decided to do one of our favorite greetings, Ball Pop. We then did our Morning Meeting wall which includes our schedule for the day, calendar, counting the days in school and weather. Next we read our morning message and found letters and words we knew in the message. Finally we played Coseeki. The parents were all good sports and joined in all the activities.
(Sorry there was a technical glitch so no photos to accompany this description)
literacy
We continue to learn more letters during Fundations each week. We have been practicing reading with a partner during Reader's Workshop. We are reading one book, in the middle, and talking about what we see with our partner. During Writer's Workshop we have been talking about why people write. The latest reason we have been discussing is to teach. We have been reading non fiction books and making public records about what we learned from that book/author. Most Fridays we do a craft related to a book. Sometimes we make something related to the letters we have learned. In this photo, we made an octopus for the letter O.
math
We warm up our math brains with a number talk most days. We start by taking Private Reasoning Time (during which we think about what we notice and make a plan of how to explain to our partners how we know) and think about how many we see and how we see them. Then we turn and talk with our partners, we begin by saying "I think" and then "I know because". Then, once everyone has had time to talk we share some math thinking whole group.
circus!!!
The 6th graders invited us to come see a circus act they created with the help of Circus Smirkus. We loved it!
important dates
Friday November 9-NO SCHOOL
Wednesday November 14-Early Dismissal 12:15
Monday November 19-Parent Teacher Conferences NO SCHOOL
Tuesday November 20-Friday November 23-Thanksgiving Break NO SCHOOL
october 12, 2018
FRIENDLY REMINDERS:
BIRTHDAY TREATS: There is a nut AND dairy allergy in our classroom. If you are going to bring in a birthday treat please make sure there are no nuts AND no dairy!!! Some nut and dairy free treat suggestions: fruit snacks, fruit cups, many gummy candies, Oreos (regular and Double Stuf only), Graham Crackers, Teddy Grahams
We have a snack every afternoon! Please pack a snack and drink for your child!
Kindergarten is NUT FREE and NO SHELLFISH!
Classrooms open at 8:00 am! If your child arrives to school between 7:45 and 8:00 AM, (s)he may put his or her backpack along the wall of our classroom and go outside to the Kindergarten playground!
If your child will be late or absent, please call the office at (802) 655-0411
Please send your child to school with a change of clothes accidents happen and we are busy in kindergarten!
explore
There are some "new" toys at our centers to play with. Each month or so new toys are put out for us to explore with our friends. During this time we work on our social skills and stretching our imaginations.
math
We continue to work on counting and cardinality. We were introduced to the concept of Core Math Ideas. These are questions that focus our study in our math units. This unit we will be working on these Core Math Ideas:
How do mathematicians count things?
How do mathematicians represent how many?
How do mathematicians know how many?
How do mathematicians compare quantities?
morning meeting
You are invited to a Morning Meeting! Thursday October 25th at 8:30. We will be doing a typical morning meeting which includes a greeting, going over the day, reading the morning message and then an activity. We start our day everyday in this way. We would like to share it with you.
important dates
Wednesday, October 17th: Early Dismissal at 12:15, PTO Meeting at 5:30pm
Friday, October 19th: No School
Thursday, October 25th: Family Morning Meeting 8:30
Friday, October 26th: Picture Retake Day
OcTOBER 5, 2018
FRIENDLY REMINDERS:
We have a snack every afternoon! Please pack a snack and drink for your child!
Kindergarten is NUT FREE and NO SHELLFISH!
Classrooms open at 8:00 am! If your child arrives to school between 7:45 and 8:00 AM, (s)he may put his or her backpack along the wall of our classroom and go outside to the Kindergarten playground!
If your child will be late or absent, please call the office at (802) 655-0411
Please send your child to school with a change of clothes accidents happen and we are busy in kindergarten!
Fundations
We have now learned 7 letters. The latest two were vowels. We practice writing, recognizing, and making their sounds every day. We often choose to write letters on our own. So exciting to be learning the letters!
math
We began a new unit on counting and cardinality this week. Cardinality means the number of elements in a group. We have been working with our partners and are becoming comfortable with the math habits of private reasoning time, explaining our thinking, and listening to understand.
READing
We have been building our library of favorites. The reading coach, Mrs. Lapointe, has come in a few times to be a guest and read us some new favorites. All of us are able to read our favorites. We know that one can read books by looking at the pictures, remembering the words and/or reading the words. We like to read them to each other even!
We have been learning about how to read and look at books as expected. We explored books at our tables with our friends. At the end of the explore time we come together to share our favorite pages from our books that day.
crafternoon
We read the book "The Dot" by Peter Reynolds. We talked about how each dot is different just like people and those differences make us all special. We made our own dots, which will be hanging up in our room all year.
important dates
Wednesday, October 10th: International Walk to School Day
Wednesday, October 17th: Early Dismissal at 12:15, PTO Meeting at 5:30pm
Friday, October 19th: No School
Thursday, October 25th: Family Morning Meeting 8:30
Friday, October 26th: Picture Retake Day
September 21, 2018
FRIENDLY REMINDERS:
We have a snack every afternoon! Please pack a snack and drink for your child!
Kindergarten is NUT FREE and NO SHELLFISH!
Classrooms open at 8:00 am! If your child arrives to school between 7:45 and 8:00 AM, (s)he may put his or her backpack along the wall of our classroom and go outside to the Kindergarten playground!
If your child will be late or absent, please call the office at (802) 655-0411
Please send your child to school with a change of clothes accidents happen and we are busy in kindergarten!
mathematics
We have been practicing our math habits and partner talk. During our number talks we discussed with our partner what we thought. We began our conversations with "I think" and showed how we know it to be true.
literacy
We had our 5th grade buddies visit for the first time. We will be meeting with them once a month. This time our buddies read us Piggie and Gerald books by Mo Willems. We have been reading and rereading them during read aloud and LOVE them!
We learned two more letters this week; b and f. We practiced writing them and came up with words that began with those sounds.
celebration
We filled our class heart jar!!!!!!!!!!! We celebrated with a pajama day. Sara Raabe, the principal, also came in to listen to our Hopes and Dreams for what we would like to learn in kindergarten.
important dates
Wednesday, September 26th: WSD Potluck Dinner
Wednesday, October 10th: International Walk to School Day
Wednesday, October 17th: Early Dismissal at 12:15, PTO Meeting at 5:30pm
Friday, October 19th: No School
Friday, October 26th: Picture Retake Day
September 14, 2018
FRIENDLY REMINDERS:
We have a snack every afternoon! Please pack a snack and drink for your child!
Kindergarten is NUT FREE and NO SHELLFISH!
Classrooms open at 8:00 am! If your child arrives to school between 7:45 and 8:00 AM, (s)he may put his or her backpack along the wall of our classroom and go outside to the Kindergarten playground!
If your child will be late or absent, please call the office at (802) 655-0411
Please send your child to school with a change of clothes accidents happen and we are busy in kindergarten!
PHONICS & FUNDATIONS
We began our phonics program, Fundations this week. Our first letter we learned was the letter "t". We learned the sound, the name of the letter and a word that begins with the sound (top). Each week we will be learning 1-3 new letters. We practice writing the letters on whiteboards that have the Fundations lines on them--Sky Line, Plane Line, Grass Line and Worm Line that guide us in learning how to write the letters. Each week there will be information in your child's Friday Folder about what we have done in Fundations. Mrs. Lavigne and Mrs. LaMothe our speech and language teachers came in on Tuesday and did some letter activities with us. Every Tuesday they will visit to do "The Sound of the Week".
mathematics
We have been growing our minds as mathematicians! We have been working with our partners to talk about what we know and how we know. Whole group we share our mathematical thinking and learn new concepts from our peers with guidance from Ms. Bell. We have been practicing our Math Habits Private Reasoning Time and Listening to Understand while debating what we know about shapes.
literacy
We have been creating a collection of our favorite books. Our favorite books are ones that we like to read over and over again. We currently have some Pete the Cat and Piggie and Gerald books in our bin. We started our thinking about our Hopes and Dreams for this year. We painted hearts with watercolors, on which we will write our Hope and Dream. We practiced writing our names on Fundations lines with our new markers to create a rainbow.
IMPORTANT DATES
Monday, September 17th: Picture Day
Wednesday, September 19th: Early Dismissal at 12:15, PTO Meeting at 5:30pm
Wednesday, September 26th: WSD Potluck Dinner
Wednesday October 17th: Early Dismissal 12:15
Friday October 19th: No School
Thursday October 25th: Family Morning Meeting come at 8:30
September 7, 2018
FRIENDLY REMINDERS:
We have a snack every afternoon! Please pack a snack and drink for your child!
Kindergarten is NUT FREE and NO SHELLFISH!
Classrooms open at 8:00 am! If your child arrives to school between 7:45 and 8:00 AM, (s)he may put his or her backpack outside our classroom and go outside to the Kindergarten playground!
If your child will be late or absent, please call the office at (802) 655-0411
Please send your child to school with a change of clothes accidents happen and we are busy in kindergarten!
We earned another tool for our tool boxes. We discussed about what we can and cannot do with gluesticks and made a public record. Afterwards we made a ripping collage with bright colored paper.
We practiced our fine motor skills by making large name tags with small stickers. Our names will be hung in the classroom for the entire year.
PLAY!
We learned about how to take care of the toys in our room by playing with them carefully. We had time to explore with our friends. At the whole room clean up time we all were timely!
IMPORTANT DATES
Monday, September 17th: Picture Day
Wednesday, September 19th: Early Dismissal at 12:15, PTO Meeting at 5:30pm
Wednesday, September 26th: WSD Potluck Dinner
Wednesday October 17th: Early Dismissal 12:15
Friday October 19th: No School
Thursday October 25th: Family Morning Meeting come at 8:30
August 31, 2018
FRIENDLY REMINDERS:
We have a snack every afternoon! Please pack a snack and drink for your child!
Kindergarten is NUT FREE and NO SHELLFISH!
Classrooms open at 8:00 am! If your child arrives to school between 7:45 and 8:00 AM, (s)he may put his or her backpack outside our classroom and go outside to the Kindergarten playground!
If your child will be late or absent, please call the office at (802) 655-0411
Please send your child to school with a change of clothes accidents happen and we are busy in kindergarten!
We had a great first "Week" of school! I was impressed with how well everyone followed directions, participated, and played together. What a great group! We spent our time practicing routines, learning the expectations of our classroom materials, and getting to know one another.
In the mornings we first eat breakfast while quiet music plays on the Smartboard. When we are done we clean up and read books together on the rug where we have Morning Meeting each day.
We practiced freezing when Ms. Bell rings the chimes and raises her hand to listen to directions. We had fun pretending we were different animals when moving around the room.
We also practiced lining up in the classroom. We have to line up a lot! We line up to go to Unified Arts, lunch, recess, and dismissal.
One afternoon we explored some the math tools we will be using this year. We used geoblocks, unifix cubes and pattern blocks.
Also during math we began using math habits, which we use all year, to discuss what we know and notice about shapes. For the first time we used Private Reasoning Time to think about something we knew about shapes. We made a public record about the shapes. We began our discussion with the sentence stems "I see" and "I notice".
IMPORTANT DATES
Monday, September 3rd: No School
Tuesday, September 4th: Thrive starts
Thursday, September 6th: CLiF Kickoff Event 12:15-1
Monday, September 17th: Picture Day
Wednesday, September 19th: Early Dismissal at 12:15, PTO Meeting at 5:30pm
Wednesday, September 26th: WSD Potluck Dinner
IMPORTANT DATES
Monday, September 3rd: No School
Tuesday, September 4th: Thrive starts
Thursday, September 6th: CLiF Kickoff Event 12:15-1
Monday, September 17th: Picture Day
Wednesday, September 19th: Early Dismissal at 12:15, PTO Meeting at 5:30pm
Wednesday, September 26th: WSD Potluck Dinner