Showing posts with label Student photos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Student photos. Show all posts

Sunday, October 4, 2015

Monthly Respect Awards

Mme Beth and M. Thomas chose the awards for respect for the class this month. The awards went to:
Piercen Verkler and Avra Welling! 

The awards represent the Golden rule; respecting people places and things, Classmates, school rules or school environment, materials/supplies in class, etc. 






Sunflowers

The class is currently discussing the changing weather and using nature to link the harvest, plants and animals changing with the seasons. This includes using math connections as they counted and divided seeds in to 'tens' and ones or in french: "Les dizaines" and "Les unités"

They will also make natural bird feeders (peanut free to attract birds near window) and M. Thomas is  LOOKING FOR DONATION OR LOAN OF A SUCTION CUP HOOK FOR A BIRD FEEDER. 





Friday, September 4, 2015

Les anniversaires de Septembre

Remember, all birthdays will be celebrated on the last Friday of that same month at 2:30pm. Summer birthdays will be celebrated in May. Please contact me rthomas@academielafayette.org or Antonia Acorn at antoniaacorn@gmail.com with questions 


Kaydence 9/4



Lamar'yah 9/20

Thursday, September 3, 2015

Les auto portraits


Working on self portraits:


Learning fine motor skills, parts of body, colors, and shapes in french in line with our theme: Auteur: Moi! 

New photos below:



































Monday, August 31, 2015

Morning Centers

It looks like fun and games - and it is! We are learning basic vocabulary like colors, shapes and textures while learning our numbers. We have also started working with place values from one to ten both in centers and during calendar time.






Joyeux Anniversaire Ana & Roman!

Thank you so much to Ana and Roman's parents for making our Friday afternoon! We enjoyed treats, tattoos, and a read aloud of each of some of their favorite books. We happen to have two of the three books read and will read them in French as a follow-up.