We
not only survived the fist day of school, but we had a FANTASTIC day!! Oh my
goodness. I already know this is going to be a great group of kids and a great
year! We had so much fun today during all of our activities. We got through so
many different lessons today, and I feel like I got such a better understanding
of each child!
When
the kids came into the room this morning they wrote and drew about what they
did this summer. As kids strolled in at different times the kids were in charge
of giving the students directions on what to do with their worksheet. I loved
seeing them take charge and enjoy watching them help out their classmates.
After
going through all of the kids’ supplies (which was a ton…kudos to all the
parents for being prepared) we got a chance to play some ice breaker games and
then dive right into our First Day Jitters activity! We read the book and
completed a fun sheet and then continued on to reading a poem and drinking
JITTER JUICE! The kids brought their poem home today, and I must say for the
first read aloud together they did a great job reading! I was impressed. Below
is a picture of Jitter Juice, which was to help them get rid of the jitters in
their tummies (and arms according to others)
We
did so many other fun things, but one thing that I just loved was when they
wrote about what they wanted to be when they grow up! They completed a writing
activity called, “When I Grow Up…” and later I pulled the kids aside to take
pictures of them holding a chalkboard with their future job on it! (Pictures to
come later!) It was so fun listening to them talk about the different job. I
heard: Jailor, Blacksmith, and Farmer just to name a few! These kids have big
dreams already, and I love it!
I
did send home with the kids an info yellow slip on Early-Out Wednesdays. Every
Wednesday this year will be early out (dismissal at 2:38) I also sent home in
their take home folder those business cards I posted about after Meet the Teacher
Night! Please stick them on your fridge and show your kids the blog!!
Have
a great evening… we will see your
kiddos tomorrow for another terrific day!
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