Mystery Reader

Today we had a wonderful visit from a mystery reader. She brought in two large books titled, Almost Everything and Zoo-Ology by Joelle Jolivet that we get to keep in our classroom! She also read two stories, The Cranky Bear by Nick Bland, and Tidler by Julia Donaldson. Our mystery reader even shared lollipops after the stories. Thank you for coming to visit with Pilot A!

Far Out!

Mr. C. came to visit the entire Pilot class to talk about space. He did a wonderful job explaining our solar system and taking questions from the Pilots. Mr. C. gave each student their very own pack of dried ice cream that you can actually eat in space. It was out of this world!

Scientist of the Week!

Ziploc blubber was a perfect experiment for "Z" week! Our scientist explained that when you create blubber in a ziploc bag and put your hand inside,  it protects your hand from the ice cold water. This is exactly why polar bears need blubber to survive in their arctic climate. Way to go, scientist!  

Mystery Reader!

Today our mystery reader came in full costume! He read Blaze and Thunderbolt by C.W. Anderson. Thank you for visiting Pilot A! 

Happy Valentines Day!

We had a great Valentines Day! The Pilots graphed candy hearts in math and enjoyed a fun Valentines Day party. Thank you to all of the parent helpers!

Happy 100th Day of School!

Today the Pilots celebrated the 100th day of school. In the morning, we made trail mix by counting 10 items to get to 100 items in our trail mix.

We also cut out a 100 and wore them as glasses!

During math we counted 10 groups of 10 using fruit loops and then we strung the fruit loops onto a necklace.

To continue our celebration of the 100th day of school, we created a journal page where we wished for 100 of ANYTHING!

The Pilots collected 100 things to celebrate the 100th day of school. What a fun day!

Mystery Reader

Today our Mystery Reader read Little Miss Scary by Roger Hargreaves. What a fun story! Thank you for coming to visit Pilot A!



Scientist of the Week!

Our Scientist did a wonderful job showing the class his boomerang and helicopter experiment. The "Y" shaped boomerang flew right back to the Scientist when he threw it across the room! He allowed two friends to try it, too!

Mystery Reader

Today we had a Mystery Reader visit Pilot A! She read Shark Train by Chris Barton and Tom Lichtenheld. The Mystery Reader's helper read Pilot A his favorite story about bugs, snakes, and bears! Thank you for coming!

Fun with iPads

Today in math we practiced tracing numbers 0-10 and played math games using iPads!

We also practiced writing our letter of the week "Y" using the iPads in Language Arts.



International Week!

International week has been so exciting! We learned about the French, German, Japanese, Swahili, and Spanish cultures. We tasted different foods, learned words from each language, and had the pleasure of tasting food from around the world during snack.