Tuesday April 9th in Early Learners: T as in Texture!

Today was a terrific Tuesday in Early Learners!! Our letter of the week is Tt so everything was terrific today!

Our Art teacher, Mrs. Dalton took our Early Learners outside during art and taught them a lesson on texture!! She talked about how some objects are smooth, some are bumpy, and others are rough. She then directed our students to choose an object in the playground, place a sheet of paper down and rub it with crayon. Our students watched first hand how the different objects looked very different on their paper. They experimented with trees, picnic tables, the side walk, and trash cans! They were fascinated by what they saw on their papers! The different textures made different lines and shapes on their papers! They loved this activity!

Our Jobs This Week Are:

Line Leader: Hudson
Caboose: Zeke
Door Holder: Shepherd
Attendance: William
Calendar: Titan
Weather: Addison
Lights: Danika
Paper Passer: Zoey & Brooks
Librarian: Daniel
Board: Ellie
Clean Up: Bruin & Adelyn

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Tuesday, April 23rd in Early Learners

While we were all at home on this long 4 day weekend, resting, playing, visiting friends and families, our butterflies were hard at work, growing,

We’ve had an exciting and very busy week in Early Learners! Our letter of the week is Vv and each day our students started their

Thursday April, 11th in Early Learners! Spring is all around us!

Good Morning Mr. Cardinal! This was the view out our classroom window this morning! Such a beautiful sight to see on this sunny Thursday morning!