Mrs. Snead and Mrs. Brown

Mrs. Snead and Mrs. Brown's class loved the story about Boo, Boo Pumpkins.  We have both adopted baby boo, boo pumpkins and promise to take good care of them!

Mrs. Fann's Class

Mrs. Fann's class are loving their reading center, looking for letters in their special reading glasses!

Mrs. Mosley's Class

In Mrs. Mosley's Class we have been learning about our letter and this week we got to read Chicka Chicka Boom Boom and watch all the letters go up the tree and then "BOOM BOOM" fall back out! We had so much fun!

Mrs. Snead's Class

This week our theme was from the book Chicka, Chicka, Boom, Boom by Bill Martin Jr. 

We love this book! I bet you have heard your  little darlings singing "Chicka, Chicka, Boom Boom. Will there be enough room?" this week. In the book, the letters in the alphabet climb to the top of the coconut tree and there isn't enough room, so they all fall out.

Since the story is about a coconut tree, we decided to do a little investigation on coconuts. Mrs. Snead brought a REAL coconut to class and cracked it open. She had to use a hammer and a screwdriver to crack the shell! We found out that coconuts have liquid in them and they smell yummy! We even got to try a little shredded coconut for ourselves.  It was a little messy, but we loved it!

Mrs. Henderson's Class

Mrs. Henderson’s Colorful Kids!!

Mrs. Henderson’s boys and girls have been learning about colors and shapes. We have learned each color and how to spell it. We also learned about primary colors and how they are used to make the rest of the colors. We have mixed colored water and paints to figure out how to make all the different colors.

Painting our first mural: the colors of Brown Bear:

Tasting lemons for yellow day:

 

Mixing paint to try to figure out how to make green:

Making circle prints with different circular objects:

 

We read and then made Miss Nelson
 and Miss Viola Swamp:

Paint mixing and predicting:

 Rainbow Peepholes:

Creating rainbows by mixing the colors:

 

Making rainbow fizzies by mixing koolaid and baking sodaand then using droppers to add vinegar to the mixture:

Mrs. C. Chamblee

Mrs. C. Chamblee's class has adjusted to school life very well.  They are learning letters, sounds, sight words, numbers and more.  But more important they have learned that to be an "Aggie" you have to always do your best, have good manners and be kind to one another.  They say, "It's GREAT to be an AGGIE!"