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February 2nd, 2018

Dear parents and guardians,

 Happy Groundhog Day 🌺🌻☃⛄

On Tuesday, we had our school nurse come to teach us about the importance of hand washing. We learned that you need to sing your ABC's when you wash your hands and that you have to remember to wash your wrists as well! Ask your child to tell you about the awesome experiment they got to do.




On Wednesday, we learned about the sound "sh" makes. We also explored some words that have "sh" inside of them. The students were challenged to pick a "sh" word and to write a sentence about it. The sentence also had to include descriptive words.


We also completed a science experiment on the sense of touch. Ask your child to tell you some descriptive words they used. (soft, fuzzy, hard, etc...)

Yesterday, we learned about Groundhog Day. Throughout the day we read poems and listened to lots of stories. We also learned how to draw a groundhog and wrote about what weather we would like for the next six weeks.





Today, we attended an assembly on friendship. Ask your child to tell you about it.

Reminders:

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