Avery's favorite part of the day was when we read the snow book.
Brian 's favorite part of the day was PE.
Melanie's favorite part of the day was everything.
Riley's favorite part of the day was the part where the fire department came for our assembly.
Max's favorite part of the day was when we went to the fire safety show.
Jeremiah's favorite part of the day was when we read the book.
Nyla's favorite part of the day was lunch.
Danny's favorite part of the day was math.
Miyah's favorite part of the day was watching the show.
Jayda's favorite part of the day was watching the show.
Matthias's favorite part of the day was the show.
Tierra's favorite part of the day was when we went to recess.
Madi's favorite part of the day was science.
Conner's favorite part of the day was when we went to go see the fire deparment show.
Kendall's favorite part of the day was learning about science.
Walker's favorite part of the day was recess.
Tomorrow is wear silly socks for Red Ribbon Week. Don't forget to wear your red bracelets every day this week for Red Ribbon Week.
Love,
Monday, October 25, 2010
Friday, October 22, 2010
Hunger...
Dear Mom & Dad,
This week we have been talking about seasons, specifically autumn, our current season and what it means to me. We talked about the different weather for each season and some of the things I will get to wear as the weather changes. We talked about all of the holidays and celebrations that happen during certain seasons. Although I am very excited about special meals and even getting special treats and gifts on certain celebrations during these upcoming seasons, there are so many people out there who are not as fortunate as we are. Like as the weather turns colder and we pull out my winter coat, there are some kids that do not have the extra money for a new, warm coat. We have been talking about all the ways we can help. We are collecting Coins for Coats. When I find some loose change, I can put it in Harley, Mrs. Maggart's piggy bank that holds our collection.
On Thursday, we filled up a whole cup! Wow ... that means we were able to donate those coins to help someone. We want to keep filling Harley up and keep collecting those coins. It makes us feel good inside that we can help someone else.
We have also been talking about how we can help people who know all too well the word HUNGER. We talked about the definition of the word hunger. I guess when I say "I'm hungry," I don't mean it like those people who really do not have the extra food that I do. We talked about words that mean the same thing as hunger. Those words made us feel a little sad because we don't like to think that there are people, and even kids, in our community who feel this way everyday. We talked about words that mean the opposite of hunger. We really liked these words. We decided that we wanted to think of ways to help people feel these words and to help with hunger in our community.
We read this book about how the character, Strega Nona, who had too much food, was able to share with those people in her village who didn't have a good harvest and didn't have enough. She was able to keep them from being hungry during the cold winter.

We worked with a buddy to brainstorm all the ways we could help, just like Strega Nona did. We even made acrostic poems about HELPING Hunger. Next week, we are going to learn more about what all of first grade can do to help fight hunger.
This week, we read a fun story about how we all have dreams or ideas to something special one day and how we have to do certain things today to make that dream come true.
We wrote "Someday" pieces too! Here they are hanging on our publishing wall, and even a few up close.
On Friday, we got to celebrate our 25 earned compliments that we received this school year from adults all over TvE. We had Funny Feet Day and got to wear our silliest socks and fuzziest house shoes while we learned.
Next week is Red Ribbon Week and we have a whole week of special things planned, including our ROCK SOLID Safety program on Monday morning at 8:30. We will also have a special reader do "Boo Reading" on Friday followed by a fun puppet show on Friday afternoon. We will also be doing our pumpkin investigation next week. Thanks for helping me bring a pumpkin or 2!
Love,
This week we have been talking about seasons, specifically autumn, our current season and what it means to me. We talked about the different weather for each season and some of the things I will get to wear as the weather changes. We talked about all of the holidays and celebrations that happen during certain seasons. Although I am very excited about special meals and even getting special treats and gifts on certain celebrations during these upcoming seasons, there are so many people out there who are not as fortunate as we are. Like as the weather turns colder and we pull out my winter coat, there are some kids that do not have the extra money for a new, warm coat. We have been talking about all the ways we can help. We are collecting Coins for Coats. When I find some loose change, I can put it in Harley, Mrs. Maggart's piggy bank that holds our collection.
On Thursday, we filled up a whole cup! Wow ... that means we were able to donate those coins to help someone. We want to keep filling Harley up and keep collecting those coins. It makes us feel good inside that we can help someone else.
We have also been talking about how we can help people who know all too well the word HUNGER. We talked about the definition of the word hunger. I guess when I say "I'm hungry," I don't mean it like those people who really do not have the extra food that I do. We talked about words that mean the same thing as hunger. Those words made us feel a little sad because we don't like to think that there are people, and even kids, in our community who feel this way everyday. We talked about words that mean the opposite of hunger. We really liked these words. We decided that we wanted to think of ways to help people feel these words and to help with hunger in our community.
We read this book about how the character, Strega Nona, who had too much food, was able to share with those people in her village who didn't have a good harvest and didn't have enough. She was able to keep them from being hungry during the cold winter.

We worked with a buddy to brainstorm all the ways we could help, just like Strega Nona did. We even made acrostic poems about HELPING Hunger. Next week, we are going to learn more about what all of first grade can do to help fight hunger.
This week, we read a fun story about how we all have dreams or ideas to something special one day and how we have to do certain things today to make that dream come true.

On Friday, we got to celebrate our 25 earned compliments that we received this school year from adults all over TvE. We had Funny Feet Day and got to wear our silliest socks and fuzziest house shoes while we learned.
Next week is Red Ribbon Week and we have a whole week of special things planned, including our ROCK SOLID Safety program on Monday morning at 8:30. We will also have a special reader do "Boo Reading" on Friday followed by a fun puppet show on Friday afternoon. We will also be doing our pumpkin investigation next week. Thanks for helping me bring a pumpkin or 2!
Love,
Thursday, October 21, 2010
"What was one thing I learned about today?"
Danny learned that when fall comes, leaves turn different colors and some leaves fall on the ground.
Kendall learned about fall.
Jayda learned about fall.
Jeremiah learned that autumn is the same as fall.
Max learned about Social Studies.
Nyla learned sometimes leave fall from the trees.
Miyah learned that leaves can turn different colors in the fall.
Riley learned more about fall.
Brian learned that leaves are brown, red, and orange.
Alyssa learned leaves can change different colors in fall.
Walker learned more about fall.
Tierra learned that when it's cold sometimes, you can wear a jacket.
Madi learned that we can help people get food.
Conner learned that whenever the leaves fall on the ground, there is a lot of them.
Luke learned that we are helping people when we gave coins.
Tomorrow is Funny Feet Day. We can wear our silly socks or bring houseshoes to wear in the classroom while we learn. Tomorrow is also Jungle day. Tonight is our perfermance at 5:45. Don't be late. Tomorrow is also college t-shirt day. Also tomorrow is our spelling test.
Love,
Kendall learned about fall.
Jayda learned about fall.
Jeremiah learned that autumn is the same as fall.
Max learned about Social Studies.
Nyla learned sometimes leave fall from the trees.
Miyah learned that leaves can turn different colors in the fall.
Riley learned more about fall.
Brian learned that leaves are brown, red, and orange.
Alyssa learned leaves can change different colors in fall.
Walker learned more about fall.
Tierra learned that when it's cold sometimes, you can wear a jacket.
Madi learned that we can help people get food.
Conner learned that whenever the leaves fall on the ground, there is a lot of them.
Luke learned that we are helping people when we gave coins.
Tomorrow is Funny Feet Day. We can wear our silly socks or bring houseshoes to wear in the classroom while we learn. Tomorrow is also Jungle day. Tonight is our perfermance at 5:45. Don't be late. Tomorrow is also college t-shirt day. Also tomorrow is our spelling test.
Love,
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