We have has a fun week learning and reading books by Mo Willems, our favorite author! Here are some of the important things we learned...
Our centers this week were packed with Mo Willems activities! We found pigeon power words and Mo Willems characters around the room and read/wrote them, we played blends games, looked at story elements and made connections, and more!
In Writing, we heard, visualized, and discussed various poems. We explored descriptive words (adjectives) and practiced writing poems of our own!
In this week’s Second Steps lesson, we learned that apologizing is one way to begin to solve problems. We practiced using the phrases, “I’m sorry. Are you okay? How can I help?” as a way to help solve problems.Ask your child to teach you the three parts of the apology they learned. Encourage them to apologize when the opportunity arises at home.
We learned about Ruby Bridges in Social Studies. Ruby Bridges was a brave six-year-old girl who helped change history. In 1960, she became one of the first Black children to attend an all-white school in New Orleans. We learned that Ruby showed courage even when she was scared everyone deserves to feel welcome and even kids can make a big difference!
Looking ahead...
There will be no newsletter next week due to our short week and wrapping up for break!
Parent Teacher Conferences 3/10 and 3/11- Don't forget to sign up!
Early Release Day 3/12
Stray Rescue Donations due 3/12
Spring Break 3/13-3/22
Career Day Speaker 3/24
Difference Makers 3/24
Have a great weekend!
Jena
