Dear Parents,
We had another fun week in
the yellow starfish classroom!!! A BIG
THANK YOU to all of our parents who came on our Wet Market Field Trip! I hope you had fun—the kiddos were chattering
about the trip for the rest of the day J We cut up the veggies, made a soup, and had a
small in class Thanksgiving celebration. J
(Everyone tried our soup and cornbread!
Some even asked for seconds!
There were a couple who didn’t LOVE the soup, but I’m proud of them for
trying it out!) Find some of our other activities
below…
*learned the name, sounds,
letter formation for Cc (hard and soft) and Kk.
*added kernels of corn to
our Kk and cotton to our feely letter Cc.
*brainstormed and wrote Cc
and Kk words in our alphabet journals.
*estimated and counted tiny
plastic cats that were in our class estimation jar.
*continued to sing Albuquerque
Turkey, Let’s Be Thankful, and Hello Mr. Turkey. We sang a lot!
*learned why the Native
American Indians were important to the Pilgrims and how they were involved with
the first Thanksgiving.
*learned about the life
cycle of a plant and saw how planting corn seeds is a little different than
pumpkin seeds.
*made corn bread (YUM!!!!!!
Most of the cuties asked for seconds!!!!! J)
*measured a Cucumber and a Carrot with unifix cubes and
saw how many blocks long each was, and then decided which vegetable was longer
and which one was shorter.
*made Thanksgiving
headbands (they are pretty darn cute! )
*made a placemat by dipping
cut up veggies into paint and stamping them on our paper.
*talked about and drew what
we are thankful for. The cuties did such
a good job, I HAD to take pictures of each other them. See the blog J
RECIPE
FOR CORN BREAD
Last year I had several
requests for the cornbread recipe we made. I thought I would preempt that this
year but just giving it to you! It is a very easy one to do at home with your
cuties.
1 cup yellow or white
cornmeal
1 cup all purpose flour
2-4 tablespoons sugar (or
honey) (optional)
4 teaspoons baking powder
½ teaspoon salt (optional)
1 cup milk
1 egg beaten
¼ cup vegetable shortening
or oil
Heat oven to 400f
Combine dry ingredients.
Add oil, egg and milk. Mix just until blended
Bake 20 – 25 minutes until
golden brown and toothpick inserted into the center comes out clean
REMINDERS/IMPORTANT DATES
REMINDER: **Next week we only have school on Monday and Tuesday.**
Wednesday, November 26th: Faculty Inservice Day,
No School for Students
Thursday, November 27th and Friday November 28th: THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY. NO SCHOOL
*Please remember to turn in lunch forms to school
*Remember to return red
library bags and blue Friday Folder bags
every Monday (although blue bags are not going home until Tuesday this time J)
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