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Wednesday, April 13, 2016

Happy Wednesday!

What a fun and busy day!
- Gym class
- Snacks and morning circle time
- Library and Daily Five - read to self
- Emotions game planned by Ms. Reta (as part of her internship process)
- Daily Five - work on writing - students worked on their penmanship on their Abeka workbook by writing short words using the lines.
- Lunch and recess
- Story time - Daily Five - listen to reading
- Language - Daily Five - word work - students cut and paste letter in order to build short words
- Math/UOI - students had a variety of math manipulatives to count and sort and also they had a blast playing train with the cardboard boxes! Something so simple and it was so engaging for them, I suggest you try to place some card boxes at home and see what your child is able to do with it! :)
- Lunch and recess
- Music with Mrs. Kerr
- Pack up and house points














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