Mrs. Domenick

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

 

Today in Ms. Friedmans's class we had to figure out what was in our surprise bag. It was a turkey!  We made some friends for him with our turkey finger puppets. We read a wonderful story showing us how we are thankful for some of the same things as the Pilgrims, like our homes, people who help us such as Mom and Dad and Grandma and Grandpa, our friends, our food, our teachers and our special time together.  The book is called "Celebrating Thanksgiving" by Joel Kupperstein.  In Mrs. Orr's class, we did a group story using body movements about a native american brave going hunting. This was fun!  We finished our lesson with a special turkey poem that Mom and Dad will love!  Have a wonderful Thanksgiving holiday!!!

Lovely Autumn

October 7, 2011

Today we focused on apples.  In Mrs. Orr's class we read "Johnny Appleseed" by m Benet.  What a wonderful man!  The children created their own mini Johnny Appleseed book.

October 13, 2011

In Mrs. Orr's class, we began by looking at how seasons change and what makes us think of the Fall.  We looked at many Fall item in my Amazing Autumn box - pumpkins and jack-o-lanterns large and small, Indian corn, a toy  Stellaluna bat, colored leaves, acorns, and a Halloween cat.  We finished the lesson by creating sentences about the items - "In the Fall we see_____."

 

October 28, 2011

In Ms,Friedman's class we read a cute Halloween book called "Wee Witches Halloween" by Jerry Smith."  The signs for Halloween, witch, pumpkin, jack-o-lantern were used throughout the lesson. The most fun was when we carved our own jack-o-lantern on the Smart Board at the following website:  http://spookathon.com/halloween/pumpkin-carver.php  Try it, it's fun!

November 4, 2011

In both Ms. Friedman and Mrs. Orr's classes we read a sweet story about a squirrel who came to visit called "Nuts to You."  We practiced the signs for vocabulary from the story for squirrel, nuts, tree, flower, and bird. The most fun was singing along to the song Gray Squirrel on the following website:  http://www.scarysquirrel.org/special/movies/gskwerlsong/.  Finally we put together puzzle pieces and made our own cute squirrel.