Febuary 1-Febuary 5

Monday- Snow Day!!!

Tuesday-We started teaching our lesson plans that we had been working on now for a couple of weeks. The first to go was Kayla who taught us how to see patterns in shapes and tell the different kinds of shapes. Then Andrea taught us her lesson about colors in Spanish. Both had lesson plans for kindergarden so we got to play fun games like "I spy something....", and being able to create our own patterens out of different shapes.

Wednesday-We kept going with our lesson plans and we were taught first by Kristen who taught us how to count money. We were able to play an activity which allowed us to move money pieces on the board into a piggy bank until we made one dollar. We were then taught by Chelsea Elliot who helped us learn how to count to a hundred by using three different methods, one of them was by using a chart that counted one to a hundred and having the children put small circles on the numbers as they counted so they could see how much was a hundred.

Thursday-We were taught by Marshee who taught us how to see the different placements of numbers in math. We were able to play with different types of blocks that showed how much each place of a number was worth. We were then taught by Shay who showed us how to multiply by using a counting board. She showed us how mutliplication is easier to figure out an answer than just adding all the numbers up.

Friday-Friday was the start of spirit week which meant that all the classes were cut short for the pep rally we were going to have later on that day. Lorena was the only one to teach that day and she taught the names of the months in spanish. Her activity involved us drawing a picture of a month that we love and then as we learned about the months in Spanish we could write down what our month was on our paper.

~Quote(s)~ "A teacher affects eternity. He can never tell where his influence stops." -Ibrid-

"Come to the edge.We might fall.Come to the edge.It's too high!COME TO THE EDGE!And they came and he pushed and they flew..." -Christopher Logue-

Blog By:Chelsea Slessman