Ladybug Love

Yesterday at recess, there were an astonishing 17 ladybugs found (hello SPRING)! I had them put their little love-bugs in our "ladybug land" for some afternoon observations. When I came in this morning the ladybugs looked lethargic (to say the least) so I decided to set them free. Well...as I was going to wash out our small habitat I discovered a mama left us her EGGS!!!! Needless to say, K1 is on a mad larva watch.

Open House

Dino Field Trip

Wyoming

Today we pretended to be paleontologists and took another "virtual field trip" to Wyoming. We worked really hard to uncover and put together some dinosaur bones. Ask your child what dinosaur we found and where we took the bones.



We are all excited to see REAL bones tomorrow on our real field trip... :)

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Rooaaarrrr!!!

This week we are finishing up our study of Dinosaurs found in Texas! Thank you for letting your child bring in Dino books and toys from home. K1 has greatly appreciated playing and exploring. We are looking forward to seeing you on Thursday for Open House (5-6) to share all our writings and drawings about the prehistoric creatures.

Want to help?

There are MANY ways to help support our PTO. Yesterday I had the pleasure of enjoying some YUMMY yogurt these two cuties after school! They had the winning bid on the "teacher outing." Another popular one was "teacher for the day." Another friend in K1 got to be "Miss Horton" for the day! If you missed the carnival or the silent auction look for them next year!

Honesty

This months citizenship quality is honesty. Today we read this wonderful book about a teeny tiny lie and how it made Ruthie feel. Afterwards, we wrote about a lie we've told :( or how a lie has made us feel. Ask your kindergartner about Ruthie's lie.