Welcome to Our Classroom Blog!

Our blog is like a journal, a never ending story and record of the exciting adventures we experience in kindergarten. We are an enthusiastic group of kiddos who care about each other and the world. Check back often to see what we have been doing!


Thursday, April 7, 2011

Cool Kiddos!





The Three Bears

Once upon a time in a Fairy Tale, there were three bears. . .


A Mama and a Papa and a Baby Bear.
One day they were a talkin' in the woods they went a walkin'.


When along came a girl with beautiful curls
and knocked upon the door.


Monday, February 21, 2011

Dental Health Month

Teeth are one of the most important parts of your body.
They give your face shape. They help you talk.
They help you bite and chew food.



First, you have 20 baby teeth. by the time you are six
or so, these teeth start to loosen up and fall out!



Your 32 adult teeth push them out
and grow in their place!



Brush your teeth and floss them too,
For healthy, happy teeth!

Happy Healthy Teeth!


Staff from Pediatric Dentistry came to Kindergarten to
teach the students to brush, floss and shine teeth!


Dressing as a Dentist helps students know what to expect at the office.


We are bright teeth! Who will floss us?
Students in the class were chosen to represent the teeth
in a mouth, then other students helped demonstrate how to floss.


See-saw down and then scrape up. Way to go!


Going to the Dentist can be fun.

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Let the Building Begin!

Building an igloo takes lots of time, energy and MILK JUGS!

Thanks for drinking lots of milk at home and sending jugs to school. . .
Our igloo is very cool!

Winter Fun!


We had a great time collecting milk jugs to
create an awesome igloo!



Over 200 milk jugs were used to create the igloo.


Now we can have fun reading, playing
and putting puzzles together with our
friends in our igloo!



We Love Snow!

Monday, January 3, 2011

Jan Brett Stories

As part of our study of the author Jan Brett, we read
a kindergarten favorite "The Mitten".

A mitten is left in the snow by a little boy and
cold animals squeeze in one by one until. . .


The mitten bulges to many times its original size and when the
small meadow mouse makes the bear sneeze, well all the animals
are left out in the cold once more!