Friday, August 18, 2017
Monday, July 24, 2017
Working on the room
I have been in the room the last 2 days working! I am having technical difficulties uploading pictures from my phone to the blog tonight . Hoping to figure this out soon and will post pictures when I can.
Monday, July 17, 2017
More posts
Sorry for the long absence , but as I've said before sometimes it can be difficult to continue my blog when life and being a busy teacher need my attention . I love my classroom and I love my students and wish to focus on them and sometimes that means not being able to post a blog as I should or want to. I make the same promise every year to do better with the blogging. So as I stated being a busy person and a busy teacher hinders me from posting . That being said I wouldn't have it any other way and I want to give my full attention to all of my students . So this year I make the commitment that I will try to blog more but it will not be as frequent as in the past . I now have an easier way to post pictures and blog posts at my fingertips and hope this will help me keep the blog updated on a more regular basis and not have to take time and plug into a computer and upload pictures and posts . With this faster and easier method I hope to be able to relate information faster, post faster and also commit myself to my classroom and my students as well as you the parents . I will start adding posts in August when school starts back up . Keep an eye out for information in August about what is happening in our classroom. Until then enjoy the rest of your summer !!!
❤️ Miss Rachel
❤️ Miss Rachel
Sunday, September 11, 2016
Smooth Sailing!
So far, our first three weeks of school have gone very smoothly and the students seem to be having fun and enjoy being in preschool! We have been learning about social skills. This includes a wide variety of topics, feelings, emotions, friendship, sharing, and learning what makes each of us special and unique. We read "My Many Colored Days" by Dr. Seuss and painted boys or girls the colors we were feeling that day. These projects were taken to the Van Wert County Fair for display. They are now back at school and hanging in the hallway outside out classroom. Pictures to come soon! I am also sending home an "All About Me" pennant for the parents complete with their child. Once it is complete, send back to school. We will present it to the class and display it in the hall! We also learned about our finger prints and how they make us special. We also learned that no two people have the same prints and each set is different and unique, just like us!
Here is what you can expect to see in the future!
~ My monthly news letter was sent out last week for the three day class and the two day class will get it this week.
~ Scholastic Reading Club flyers will be coming home soon! All orders and online orders need to be submitted by September 30th.
~ This week we start our academic weekly themes. This week, we are learning about the letter A, Number 0, Color red, and Shape Circle.
- We will be learning about alligators this week! Reading stories, singing songs, and activities (possibly a game or two!) all about alligators!
~ Practice with tracing and cutting skills
Here is what you can expect to see in the future!
~ My monthly news letter was sent out last week for the three day class and the two day class will get it this week.
~ Scholastic Reading Club flyers will be coming home soon! All orders and online orders need to be submitted by September 30th.
~ This week we start our academic weekly themes. This week, we are learning about the letter A, Number 0, Color red, and Shape Circle.
- We will be learning about alligators this week! Reading stories, singing songs, and activities (possibly a game or two!) all about alligators!
~ Practice with tracing and cutting skills
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