Are You Smarter Than a Kindergartener?
Answers to today’s quiz can be found under the “Assignments” page above.
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If I Could Go to Antarctica eBook
In conjunction with our unit about Antarctica, our class created our own book If I Could Go to Antarctica based on the book we read in class titled If You Could Go to Antarctica. Using all of the...
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Photo of the Week – Our Homes
We have a new project called “photo of the week.” In conjunction with our “Homes Around the World” unit, please have your child take a picture of your house and then have him/her email it to me at...
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We’re on the Move! Ebook
In our unit about “Going Places,” we learned about ways people travel in different parts of the world, how children go to school and adults go to work in other countries/continents, and now we are...
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Our Homes!
Thank you to all of the students who emailed me pictures of their homes! We have learned so much about what materials homes are made of and why and how homes are built differently in different...
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Delivering Our Groceries to the JFCS Food Pantry!
We had a great time on our field trip! From tzedakah, to the grocery story to purchase food items, to the food pantry at JFCS…now we understand why we collect tzedakah all year long!
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Thanksgiving “Techno-Tale”
In conjunction with our unit on Thanksgiving and in preparation for creating our iMovie, we created a KWL chart (described in previous post). We learned about religious freedom for the Pilgrims. After...
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A Peek at This Week in Kindergarten
Recently the Kindergarten and 1st Grade took a field trip to the Jacksonville Zoo. At the zoo, in addition to touring it with our class, we attended an educational program entitled “Animal Adaptations...
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Studies Weekly
General Studies: Let’s use our magnifying glass to dive into history! We are lucky to have our very own curriculum, Studies Weekly, to guide us through science and social studies. This weekly magazine...
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