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We played Go Fish with all the letters weve learned thus far this year. Great game to play at home. We watered our pumpkin seed every day this week and noticed changes with our pumpkin (it started to disintegrate and grow fuzzy stuff) but no change with the seeds! Black spots started to appear inside our Pumpkin Jack this weekgross! We learned two new Sing & Spell sight word songs this week, on and play (words below). In sign language, we learned to sign numbers one through ten. In Spanish, we continue to review our days of the week and are learning how to count to ten and our colors. We had lots of fun at our Halloween party on Friday. We did the Monster Mash (of course, no Halloween party is complete without the Monster Mash!), played eyeball relay, mummy wrap, place the smile on the pumpkin, and pumpkin toss! We enjoyed a snack and our pumpkin shakes from our Storybook Caf. Thank you to everyone who sent in treats to share. It was very much appreciated. The children looked adorable in their costumes! During Storybook Caf, we read The Biggest Pumpkin Ever by Steven Kroll and made Pumpkin Shakes!
COMIN G UP NEXT WEEKDown on the Farm, Letter R (dont forget to bring in an item
that begins with the letter R!)
coming Monday, October 17th and will end Friday, November 4th. Participation is optional, but I hope all will consider giving to this little girl. Below is a list of gift suggestions. I was thinking if each family gave 2-3 items we could fill our shoe box. If you arent able to give anything or do not wish to participate, no problem I understand. If you wish to give more than 2-3 items that would be wonderful, she will take them and be blessed by them I know. PLEASE NOTEITEMS MUST BE NEW. NO USED OR DAMAGED ITEMS WILL BE ACCEPTED. We will have the opportunity to follow our box* and find out its destination as well! Happy giving and may you all be blessed :)
GIFT SUGGESTIONS SCHOOL SUPPLIES: pens, pencils and sharpeners, crayons or markers, stamps and ink pads, writing pads or paper, coloring and picture books TOYS: balls, small dolls or stuffed animals, kazoos, harmonicas, yo-yos, jump ropes, small Etch A Sketch, toys that light up or make noise (with extra batteries), Slinky, etc. HYGIENE ITEMS: toothbrush, toothpaste, mild bar soap (in plastic bag), comb, washcloth, etc. OTHER: hard candy, lollipops, gum, T-shirts, socks, sunhat, sunglasses, hair clips, toy jewelry, watches, flashlights (with extra batteries) *We will be enclosing a photo of all those who contributed towards filling the shoebox so the child will know firsthand who it is from! We will also include the schools address in hopes that someone will help the little girl write us!
ON On! On is written O-N, On is written O-N, On is written on and on and On and on and on! (repeat)
PLAY P-L-A-Y, play! P-L-A-Y, play! Lets all play now, P-L-A-Y, play! P-L-A-Y, play! (repeat)