The Mall-ard's blog provides a window into our Kindergarten classroom. You are welcome to take a peek into our daily activities and share in the lives of our Kindergarten students.
Friday, August 26, 2011
Ten Black Dots Marks the End of Week One
It is hard to believe but the first week of Kindergarten is over. Looking back, we have been very busy - the way Kindergarten should be. We learned new songs, played new games, danced, read books, painted with watercolors, played outside, worked on puzzles, drew pictures, experienced an assembly with Omega-man, had a fire drill, made a class promise, and so much more. No wonder everyone slept so well this week!!
Today in Math, we read "Ten Black Dots" by Donald Crews. This is a counting book where children notice the circle shape in the world around them. Students were invited to use their imaginations and use dot stickers to create their own dot picture. Afterward, they each shared their creation with the class.
Oh, one of the best things about today was that it was fun Friday! Below is an incredible treat that was shared with the class today.
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What an "INCREDIBLE" 1st week!
Loved the cupcakes.
Having fun in second grade but miss the Mallards! Reading your blog brings back memories. Love you Mrs. Dillard and Mrs. Mallard.
Love, Joey Morris
Sounds like a fun first week!!!
I love that you have created a blog, I ask Trevyn what he did in school but I never get a full answer. Now I don't feel so left out. :)
Thank you
Mall-ards
I love that you have created this blog. I ask Trevyn what he did in school and never get a complete answer, now I don't feel so left out. :)
Thanks Mall-ards
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