I am so thankful for parents like you! Thank you for all your support! It has been a fantastic year! Thanks to Sara Bruskiewicz I have a beautiful treasure from your children. I will always keep each of your children in my heart!
Wednesday, June 10, 2015
Tuesday, June 9, 2015
What an Amazing Year!
I will miss each one of your children dearly! They each have a special spot in my heart! Thank you for all your support and making this an amazing year!!!
Monday, June 8, 2015
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Wednesday, May 20, 2015
The Clumsy Click Beetle
We read The Clumsy Click Beetle and learned to keep trying and never give up. We also made are very own click beetle.
Here is an uplifting video that reminded us of the story.
Here is an uplifting video that reminded us of the story.
http://safeshare.tv/w/IbfvgLwLOt
Monday, May 11, 2015
E for Exercise
We could not go outside today, but we still got some exercise. During math, we played Freeze on GoNoodle Plus. We would dance to the music and when it said FREEZE we would answer the math problem and show our work on the wipe off boards! It was a blast and we have quite the freestyle dance moves!
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Branches for Growing Readers by Scholastic
Check out these new books for your reader and prevent
summer slide! This new series
of books called Branches for Growing Readers by Scholastic is perfect for reading kindergartners. Read about Kung Pow Chicken, Boris, Princess
Pink, Eva in Owl Diaries and many more wacky characters in these adventure
books! These books are perfect for 5-8 year old
growing readers between leveled books and traditional chapter books. Click here to find out more.
The public library has some copies of the books and I am sure more of this new series will be available later. http://www.browncountylibrary.org/
You can also search for these books and order online through Scholastic. Go to www.scholastic.com/readingclub and enter our classroom code FMJ73. Search for any of the characters above to purchase the books.
The students love these books and it is proven if you give a child choice in what they are reading, they will be more engaged and grow a love for reading.
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Earth Day
This is my apology for sending your children home messy today....but it was AWESOME! We paper-mached spheres that we will turn into our Earth!
Friday, April 17, 2015
April is Poetry Month
What is a poem? Watch our illustrations for the poem Rain!
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Thursday, April 16, 2015
"Donut" Forget About Poetry
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Chirping Partners of 10
Today we chirped the partners of 10. It is a fun app that shares our answers with each other by a simple chirping sound. We chirped equations, drawings, and story problems with the partners of 10. Can you name all the partners of 10?
Friday, April 10, 2015
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Jaguar Way Assembly starring Chris Poulos
Chris Poulos, a BMX stunt rider, taught us that being kind and respectful will help us make many friends. Invite new friends by saying hi! Life is FUN with a lot of friends! He also taught us to learn from our mistakes and never give up!
Side note: DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!
Side note: DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME!
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
Standing Up for Yourself
We have been working on being assertive and standing up for ourselves as our next social skill. We read the book Shubert and his Big Voice. Shubert shows how he learns to stand up assertively, effectively, and respectfully to bullies. Each child must learn to use his or her BIG voice (stern and serious voice) in tough situations.

Some examples:
On the playground- If someone is clogging the slide, one needs to use a stern voice and tell them "I do not like it when you clog the slide! I feel scared when you do that!"
In the classroom- If someone is not letting you play, you need to say "I do not like it when you do not let me play and I feel sad!" If someone is bothering you, you need to say "I do not like it when you ___. Please stop!"
In the lunch room- If someone is showing chewed food in their mouth, one needs to use a stern voice and tell them "I do not want to see food in your mouth! That is disgusting."
Some examples:
On the playground- If someone is clogging the slide, one needs to use a stern voice and tell them "I do not like it when you clog the slide! I feel scared when you do that!"
In the classroom- If someone is not letting you play, you need to say "I do not like it when you do not let me play and I feel sad!" If someone is bothering you, you need to say "I do not like it when you ___. Please stop!"
In the lunch room- If someone is showing chewed food in their mouth, one needs to use a stern voice and tell them "I do not want to see food in your mouth! That is disgusting."
Fun with the GreenScreen!
Check out our flying video that we completed to go along with the big book Dan the Flying Man. If only we could actually take a field trip to these places!
Wednesday, March 11, 2015
Thank You For Your Support at the Book Fair!!
Teachers received almost $100 to spend on books for the classroom! This was better than Christmas and sharing the books with the class was even more FUN!!! It looked like a book tornado had gone through, and each student picked out some just right books to read!
Friday, March 6, 2015
Monday, March 2, 2015
Creating with Osmo!
I am thrilled to announce one of my DonorsChoose projects has been funded! An anonymous donor donated two Osmos to our classroom. This new program for the iPad allows students to collaborate and use creative thinking to solve challenging puzzles. We have learned that sometimes we have to get it wrong to get it right!
Visit www.playosmo.com to learn more!
Friday, February 27, 2015
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