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Thursday, 2 May 2013

Having fun in the sun!

What a beautiful day!
Today we began the day with morning circle time and healthy snacks.
In Language Arts students reviewed name, sound and formation of Z. Then practiced reading and writing the blend zi and the word zipper.
We also had reading groups. In Math we complete an activity where students counted reptile cards and then they had to tally the correct amount.
In our UOI we completed an activity where they had to draw different types of reptiles with as many details as possible. Take a look at their creativity!
Have a great evening everyone!
A very mature subject




A very cute and mature conversation today...
Sarah reading her book in class: "and this is the bad guy...because he loves money!"
Mrs. Padovan: "yes, Sarah loving money it is not good...we love people, not money!"
Vishva: "money doesn't have face and feelings on it!"
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