Extra Long Weekend News
Amelia- I went to see dinosaurs with grandma, pop pop, and mommy, and Gabby and Uncle Derek. I saw a show with people dressing up as dinosaurs. I ate cotton candy. I watched shows all day. I ate grapes and blueberries. I ate blueberry muffins. I watched superhero shows. I watched Black Panther. I watched two superhero movies. There was a monster in the show and it had jewels and if he got all the jewels he would be the powerfullest person in the whole world.
Jacob- Almy came over and we played and had a snack. Then, we went outside to ride the big wheel and scooter and then we went for a walk and found lots of treasures. Almy stayed for a little while, we played hide and seek and that's everything and that was yesterday.
Milan- I goed on a trip and got a toy, and I painted the new toy because it was a paint set toy. I painted a cupcake and a rainbow. I goed in the car.
Joseph- We played. We went to the library and got new books. The books were about a robot. We went outside. We played in the mud.
Thea- I went skiing with daddy. I went fast and it was fun. Daddy took videos. I went back home and played, and Quinny had a nap.
Asa- Just took a little rest and I ate dinner. I was hungry in the middle of the night.
Reyn- I played snake. I was the snake. I was getting daddy.
Cameron- I played Guess Who with Mema. I was pretending I was Spiderman. I also pretend I was Miles.
April- Cameron came to my house. We played hide and seek.
Almy- I went to Jacob's house. First thing is I went to the airport for my mommy could go to see her friend. Me and daddy planned daddy-daughter date night. We made cupcakes. We ate one at a time. We have to make more purple icing.
Jamesy- I went to nanny's house.
Vivian- I had a Valentine's Day party with my grandma. I went to swim class. It's called the Y. I blowed bubbles because it's level 4. I went to McDonald's and had chicken nuggets.
Alycia- I went home with mommy and daddy.
James- Played with Harry, hugged mommy. Mommy and daddy hugged me and Harry played with me. We were playing with magnatiles. I builded a car.
Molly- Me read books. My mommy read me books.
After Spanish this morning, the Cardinals came back to the classroom for our daily morning meeting. Today was VERY exciting, as the Hundreds Chart helper but the 100 in the chart! There was a lot of smiling and cheering!
To wash hands and get to snack, friends were asked, what do you think you'll be/do when you're 100 years old?
Milan- Have babies
Thea- I'm going to have babies
Almy- Be a cardinal
James- Be the tallest daddy in the world and take care of all the kids in the world
Cam- Babysitter
Thea- Babysitter
Amelia- A monster
Jamesy- A man
Jacob- I'll be a painter
Joseph- A builder
Cameron- Soiderman
Alycia- Iron man
Molly- Mommy
Reyn- Big, big feet
April- Unicorn
Asa- I'm going to skateboard
For snack, which of course went along with our 100 Day of School theme, the Cardinals were given carrot sticks, cucumbers, pea crisps and crackers, and were given the challenge of creating the number 100 out of these items. Friends completed the challenge. Take a look in the pictures below!
Ask your Cardinal what numbers are in 100.
The 100 Day Festivities included stacking and building 100 cups. Friends tested balance, spatial awareness, and worked together to build towers, walls and houses. Another activity was making a 100 day paper crown. Friends used crayons to color in the crown, and then used scissors to cut it out. Once these steps were complete, friends got a teacher to help them tie it on. The other 100 day activities that friends rotated through were making Fruit Loop necklaces, and drawing/writing a journal. To string the Fruit Loops, friends used a grid numbered 1-100 and carefully placed a piece of cereal on each number. The Cardinals practiced one-to-one correspondence, counting, and using pinch grips. Once the grid was complete, friends got a piece of string and starting stringing the Fruit Loops onto it. Today's journal entry was titled, I wish I had 100...
Ask your Cardinal what they wish they had 100 of.
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