Nov 7-10

 Hello Kindergarten Families, 


This week in Kindergarten we talked about Remembrance Day, and learned a new poem out poppies. As a class we created a wreath that was used in Thursday's assembly. We talked about the word "peace" and students shared some things that bring them peace. Doing puzzles, playing with friends, drawing and colouring were some of the peaceful things that students shared. 

On Monday, students continued to practice their sorting skills, and this time we used emojis! We talked about how we can sort by emotions, whether or not they have eyebrows, or by the "tears" on the emojis. We also began talking about "more and less" and talked about the importance of counting one by one.


On Wednesday, students explored some new centers during Maker Space. The Lego wall was a huge hit, and students also loved using water colour paint to paint pictures. 


Thursday we did our first guided drawing of a field of poppies. Everyone did such an awesome job at following each direction, and waiting for the next step. 











We hope you have a wonderful weekend, and we look forward to seeing our new AM and PM classes on Monday. 


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