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Tuesday, 30 October 2012

Happy Tuesday!

We start off the day with morning circle time and healthy snacks.
In Language Arts we reviewed all the letters (name, sound and formation) that we have learned so far.
Students then completed a worksheet where they had to trace upper and lower case "Bb" and "Aa".
We practiced sounding it out the following blends: ba/be/bi/bo/bu.
In Math we completed one more page for our number book, students were asked to draw 3 things (of their choice) and write it down number 3.
Also in Math students practiced counting 1-11 and writing number 11.
In our UOI we reviewed the story of The Gingerbread Man and completed an activity where students had to find a picture of someone or something that they were running from (just like the Gingerbread Man was running from the goose, cat, etc...).
Students had their pictures taken today, everyone looked really nice:)
Students also attended Drama, French and Gym classes.
Have a great evening everyone!
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