-Maria Montessori
Hello families!
I can't believe that this school year is almost to its end. Our students continues to work and collaborate with each other. Book making has been a very popular work the past few weeks. It is very interesting to see the range of book making abilities! Everyone is an author in Room 101! I'm sure your child has brought home a book he/she made at work time. Please encourage them to read them to you. The children have been making stories and non-fiction books about animals, color and bugs to name a few. They are honing their fine motor skills and working hard with developing their phonemic awareness by sounding out words and writing them how they hear it. Its such a beautiful stage of development. Read more here.
See you at school!
Always,
Ms. Guerrero
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| Student-made books are beautiful! |
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| Right after the children finish their work, the question is: "Can I make a book?" |
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| Of course, you can! |
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| a typical 101 day... |
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| Square of Pythagoras |
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| Sandy at work time! |
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| Stamp Game |
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| Some of our 103 friends came for a presentation when Ms. Reusche was away. |
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| Color sorting our environment |
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| Independent journal writing |
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| Sight word search |
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| Graphing the color sorts |
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| Ommmm... Yoga! |
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| Student-led presentations |
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| writing the 50 Board |
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| Care for the environment: cleaning up a spill |
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| finding patterns in the 100 Board |
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| Teen Board Book making |
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| Kinders are prepping for their animal research |
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| quiet reading. I love finding children in this corner, engaged in their own learning. |
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| label your friend work |
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| Sound museum "Can you spy an object that starts with /o/?" |
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| Kindergarten students were shown educational board games |
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| Field trip!!!! |
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| Spy a scared Ms. Castillo! =\ |
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