It's the final Friday in April already which means that it's time to link up with Doodle Bugs for:
My older son, Derek, is a grad. student getting a degree in Public Administration. On Tuesday night, he presented his capstone project at Suffolk University in Boston:
He was one of six students who presented a project, and he did an amazing job!
We started learning about mammals and birds. The kids were quite fascinated and full of questions of how a mother's body makes milk to feed her babies.
Speaking of bears, we read the most adorable and interesting book last week:
This award-winning and beautifully illustrated book by Lindsay Mattick tells the story of Winnipeg the Bear - who was a girl and eventually became the real Winnie. Click here to read more on Amazon.
We had another fun visit from Change Is Simple who played a life-size review game with the kids:
Of course, things got too competitive and loud so we needed an emergency class meeting after this, but hopefully, the kids learned something.
We finished another round of centers:
The kids enjoyed the variety of activities which included onomatopeia task cards; Earth Day work work; find the correct flower based on the clues; a multiplication game; and The Emperor's Egg in the Listening Center. We do each center for two days - even the Listening Center! It makes life so much easier!
Have a wonderful spring weekend!
My older son, Derek, is a grad. student getting a degree in Public Administration. On Tuesday night, he presented his capstone project at Suffolk University in Boston:
He was one of six students who presented a project, and he did an amazing job!
We started learning about mammals and birds. The kids were quite fascinated and full of questions of how a mother's body makes milk to feed her babies.
Speaking of bears, we read the most adorable and interesting book last week:
This award-winning and beautifully illustrated book by Lindsay Mattick tells the story of Winnipeg the Bear - who was a girl and eventually became the real Winnie. Click here to read more on Amazon.
We had another fun visit from Change Is Simple who played a life-size review game with the kids:
Of course, things got too competitive and loud so we needed an emergency class meeting after this, but hopefully, the kids learned something.
We finished another round of centers:
The kids enjoyed the variety of activities which included onomatopeia task cards; Earth Day work work; find the correct flower based on the clues; a multiplication game; and The Emperor's Egg in the Listening Center. We do each center for two days - even the Listening Center! It makes life so much easier!
Have a wonderful spring weekend!
I think there's a lot of emergency class meetings going on at this time of year! Looks like you had a fun week :)
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