Math Jelly Bean Graphing

On Thursday we used jelly beans to sort, count, and graph. Then we analyzed our data by illustrating two sets and writing what we noticed about those two sets. Some students told which set had more or less. Others attached numbers using the math vocabulary words same, greater than, and less than. Some even wrote addition equations, joining the sets together. We had a good time working on this activity and our work shows we are becoming more accurate with our counting and recording. Please enjoy our work.

Easter Egg Hunt

Thank you so much for sending your child to school with plastic eggs filled with treats. Even though it was cloudy, we had a great time hunting for the eggs after lunch on our early release day.

April 4 Star of the Week

April 4 Star of the Week

Freddy will be our star of the week next week when we return from Spring Break. He shared on Thursday some of his favorites and his special photographs. He likes math, riding his big hot wheel, using his imagination, football, and he wants to be a football coach when he grows up. Thanks, Fred. 

March 26 Star of the Week

March 26 Star of the Week

Hunter likes P.E., playing X-box, Art, and Batman. He wants to be a farmer when he grows up. Thank you for sharing your photos, art projects, secret item, and favorites, Hunter! 

March 19 Star of the Week

March 19 Star of the Week

Daylin enjoys reading, playing soccer, and playing football. When he grows up he wants to own a truck company. Thank you for sharing your photos, projects, and your favorites, Daylin. 

March 12 Star of the Week

March 12 Star of the Week

Luke likes Art and his dogs, especially Gypsy. He likes the book Green Eggs and Ham. He enjoys T-ball and riding his bike. When he grows up he might want to be a train conductor. Thanks for sharing, Luke.

Missouri Read In Day

We celebrated Missouri Read In Day on Friday by wearing our pajamas, reading our favorite books, and sharing reading time with our friends! It was a great day filled with teachers reading aloud, student creations inspired by children's literature, and discussions of our favorite books. Please enjoy some of our writing in response to Dr. Seuss' books throughout this past week, and notice how the students were engaged in reading on Read In Day. What a great group of kindergartners your children are! Thank you so much for sending them prepared to enjoy the special day!

Miss Masters did a wonderful job inspiring our writing and designing our Gertrude McFuzz addition activity! Thanks!