We wanted to share with you our Reading and Math work with a Camping theme. Enjoy!
Hope everyone has a cool weekend,
K-1 Keiki
Friday, June 20, 2014
Friday, June 13, 2014
Life with Friends
Summer School is the most fun when we are with old and new friends. We're working, playing, and eating lunch together very well.
We continued with our camping theme and here's what we've been up to...
After we learned some interesting facts about some animals people might see while camping, such as skunks, owls, and porpcupines, we wrote about them. It was awesome making the animals with colored paper, toothpicks and googly eyes. In Math we worked with a buddy to compare numbers and solve word problems. It is great to have these activities.
Aloha Parents,
Progress Reports will be emailed to you by Friday, June 20th. Please contact me if you have any questions or concerns.
Have a nice weekend,
Mrs. Lee
We continued with our camping theme and here's what we've been up to...
After we learned some interesting facts about some animals people might see while camping, such as skunks, owls, and porpcupines, we wrote about them. It was awesome making the animals with colored paper, toothpicks and googly eyes. In Math we worked with a buddy to compare numbers and solve word problems. It is great to have these activities.
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Progress Reports will be emailed to you by Friday, June 20th. Please contact me if you have any questions or concerns.
Have a nice weekend,
Mrs. Lee
Friday, June 6, 2014
We are Happy Campers
Summer School is alot of fun! We started the week with a camping theme. Of course, all these activites were in our classroom. Hopefully, we'll get the chance to go camping outdoors with our families.
We are Happy Campers on PhotoPeach
Aloha Parents,
All the keiki are off to a fun-filled summer filled with all sorts of academic adventures. They set up their tents, started their campfires, and got their flashlights ready. Some activities they worked on thus far included: Writing Campfire Tales, Compare and Contrast (cabin/tent) Venn Diagram, Spin and Graph (items used at camps), ABC Order (camping words), and Star Gazing (reading and recording camping words). They've been enthusiastc about following the camping theme unit so far, and are excited that it will continue for a few more weeks.
myON Reader, the online reading program is still available for your child. Encouraging them to read will not only improve their vocabulary, but they'll learn interesting and useful information, help them to write better, and develop their imagination skills.
All young students have small stomachs. After 3-4 hours without food, their stomachs are empty and their blood glucose levels are reduced. Healthy snacks at first recess helps to keep their blood sugar levels even and prevents them from getting so hungry that they can't focus on the second half of the summer school class. Please pack a small, nutritious snack for them daily.
Most students purchase snacks from the Snack Bar in the afternoon. Please be sure to write their name and room number on their plastic bag or wallet. This will be most helpful to Mr. Jason Noh, the K-1 Group Leader, and his assistant.
Malama pono,
Mrs. Lee
We are Happy Campers on PhotoPeach
Aloha Parents,
All the keiki are off to a fun-filled summer filled with all sorts of academic adventures. They set up their tents, started their campfires, and got their flashlights ready. Some activities they worked on thus far included: Writing Campfire Tales, Compare and Contrast (cabin/tent) Venn Diagram, Spin and Graph (items used at camps), ABC Order (camping words), and Star Gazing (reading and recording camping words). They've been enthusiastc about following the camping theme unit so far, and are excited that it will continue for a few more weeks.
myON Reader, the online reading program is still available for your child. Encouraging them to read will not only improve their vocabulary, but they'll learn interesting and useful information, help them to write better, and develop their imagination skills.
All young students have small stomachs. After 3-4 hours without food, their stomachs are empty and their blood glucose levels are reduced. Healthy snacks at first recess helps to keep their blood sugar levels even and prevents them from getting so hungry that they can't focus on the second half of the summer school class. Please pack a small, nutritious snack for them daily.
Most students purchase snacks from the Snack Bar in the afternoon. Please be sure to write their name and room number on their plastic bag or wallet. This will be most helpful to Mr. Jason Noh, the K-1 Group Leader, and his assistant.
Malama pono,
Mrs. Lee
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