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Tuesday, 2 October 2012

Dear Parents,

Today was a busy day!
We began the day with morning circle and healthy snacks.
In Language Arts we sang our phonics song and completed a worksheet where students traced upper/lower of "Aa" and "Oo". Next, students had a lot of fun making an octopus, take a look in our Language Arts wall.
In Math, we sang 5 Little Monkeys song and completed 2 worksheets where students traced and wrote number 5.
In our Unit of Inquiry we talked about how we physically change over time. We looked at students baby and toddler pictures and noticed a lot of changes!
We read a book in class titled: "When I Am Feeling Angry" and had a discussion about what makes each one of us angry. The majority said that what makes them angry is when mommy doesn't let them eat candy!
To finish off the day we watched a 5 min. video about Crawford the Cat. And today he taught us how to brush our teeth.
Have a great evening everyone!
Picture of the day...Sarah and Jayden Klotia sharing time!
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