DECEMBER!!!??

I can't believe it is December already!  Where has the time gone?   We have been so busy in school, and the kids are working so hard!  We have been working hard in math on our addition and subtraction facts.  Reading is improving, and we are also improving on our comprehension.

Cold weather is here!  Please be sure to send warm clothes with your child to school everyday.  Coats, gloves, hats, scarves, and when the snow comes  (and stays),  boots and snowpants.
If you have any questions or concerns,  feel free to email me at :

jknapp@slcsd.org

or call the school at:

712-732-8074

Thank you!

How was your Thanksgiving?

Go to Kidblog... and tell me how your Thanksgiving was.  I will give a ticket to anyone who writes a post about your day!  Happy WRITING!  :)

Germ-free!

Nurse Twyla came to our class to teach us about the importance of washing our hands.  We learned how to stay healthy, and get rid of the germs.  Below are some pictures:



Being inducted into the GERM PATROL!

Here is the proper way to wash your hands.

Perla trying to get rid of her germs.

Testing! Can you see this? I am sending it from my phone! Technology is wonderful!

Rapunzel..... Rapunzel.......

One of our reading groups put on a Readers Theater for us today.  They have been practicing the story Rapunzel for a week or so.  Today, they performed.

Let down your hair!!!!!!!!

Everyday I'm Shufflin!!!!

What?  School can be fun?  Why sure it can!  When their work was all done, these students wanted to burn some energy.  They were showin off their 'moves'....

                         TA DA!!!!

                        GO, PABLO GO!  

ANTS, ANTS, and more ANTS!

Science has been FUN!  We went from goldfish to ANTS!  We are studying animals and their habitats, what they need,  and how they survive.  After ants,  something else is coming!  What could it be?


     Jocelyn is recording her data from her observation.

      Jane and Perla are carefully observing their ant farm.

   Joseph is having fun in Science!!!

  WOW!  Look at this scientist! I love this picture!