The students completed their first full page "Squiggle" as a part of our creative problem solving. These exercises teach students to be more flexible in their thinking and elaborative in their projects as they combine the squiggle marks to create a single, cohesive picture.
In the afternoon, the students worked at their individual Exploratory Centers. We have robotic models being built, original castle plans being designed, origami figures being folded, illustrations of the Titanic striking the iceberg, a coded message written with coordinates on a grid, a butterfly puppet under construction, a student compiling a Monet timeline and more. Ask your child about their work.
Today was also our first day of Spanish with Senora Gates! Each of the students selected an optional Spanish name. We also learned about:
1. Greetings. Hola, Buenos días.
2. Names- Me llamo…¿Cómo te llamas? Mucho gusto.
3. Friends-Amigos- Pablo, Livia, Antonio, Rosa
4. Colors-rojo, azul, blanco, negro, amarillo, verde, anaranjado, rosado, morado, gris, azul cielo, café o marrón. Game-Levántense- Siéntense
5. Numbers 1-20 Los números 1 hasta 20
6. Calendar –El Calendario
Days and Dates-Días y fechas
With the additions of several new students, we are looking like a complete class! The boys and girls are doing a nice job welcoming new classmates and our new students are settling in to our routine and expectations. They are a great group!
Have a great week!
Hi Mrs.Koch
ReplyDeleteI learned some spanish with my dad.
I also liked doing the powerpoint.
Scott
Dear Mrs.Koch
ReplyDeleteI am so happy spanish is back I even learned a new word but I forgot it.
Charles
Hi Mrs.Koch
ReplyDeleteI cant wait for every sage class.
Spanish is so fun!
Scott
Dear Mrs. Koch,
ReplyDeleteI loved learning spanish!I also really liked the powerpoint.
Lily
Hola Mrs. Koch. I love Spanish because I like to learn the colors.
ReplyDeleteDear Mrs.Koch
ReplyDeleteI had a lot of fun in spanish class. I learned the colors in spanish. Marron is brown not red.
Sofia
Hi Mrs.Koch
ReplyDeleteI know how to say a lot in spanish.The bad news is i dont know how to spell it.
Scott