Daily Question: Do you like bubbles? Our class all voted YES!
Toys: Baking (Play Kitchen, cookies, knives and wooden puzzles), Bug Game (Patterning), Progressive Puzzles, Busy Town Blocks, and Buckaroo Games.
Recess and Bubble Time! Each child received his/her own bottle of bubbles to take outside and blow!
Ellie's blanket
Jack's black marker and Eli's Beyblade (front and back)
Hugh's B block, backhoe and bulldozer
Savannah's baby doll
Susie's bird
B Sharing Time:
We are working on a lot of "Be"s:
Being nice,
being kind,
being gregarious (able to talk in front of others),
being helpful,
being clean (and helping put away toys),
being dry (which many are still working on in this class! :)
We spied a bunch of B words:
Basketball, bean bag, bubbles, bubble gum, bear, bag, book, banana, balloon, baby, bottle, blanket, blue, brown, and black, boy, bird, backhoe, bucket, bugs (and worms after the rain), bike, bunny, bump, bonk, bam.
B Books:
The Berenstains' B Book by Stan and Jan BerestainThe Bike Lesson; Another Adventure of the Berenstain Bears by Stand and Jan Berenstain
It's Not Easy Being a Bunny by Marilyn Sadler, Ill. by Roger Bollen
Bembo's Zoo: An Animal A B C Book by Roberto de Vicq de Cumptich
*Children play to learn and it IS their work! We had a lot of fun learning together today. Some children might enjoy a "Quiet Time" after lunch to rest and process what they learned.
**Remember for next time to send your student with a bear and bag lunch (and possibly a light sweat shirt if the weather is cool).