Snow!!! Wednesday: November 11 NO SCHOOL November 20 No School |
|
- Outdoor Education To promote safety, teachers will be encouraged to teach outdoors as much as possible. Not only is this a healthy option (reduces viral spread), but promotes good teaching practices. Please make sure your child is dressed appropriately for the weather. The snow has brought many changes! How animals and people interact with the environment in the changing seasons.
- Math: ten frames: making 10, number recognition and 1-1 counting to 20
- Reading- Identifying parts of a story, using the terms beginning, middle, end, retelling stories and responding to questions using story vocabulary.
- Writing- letter formation following the Handwriting Without Tears method, focusing on names with lowercase letters. Letter sounds for o, b, s, z. Halloween decorated our classroom windows with beautiful colours.
Students are gaining control of lines and shapes. They can now use there drawing skills to represent the learning taking place. This is a demonstration of science, comparing owls and bats. Animal body parts are clear, labels are added, and there is an understanding of where they live and what they eat.
|
|
