Dear Mom and Dad:
Thank you for the students
who brought in rocks and who brought in more than one rock for others to use.
We started painting our monster rocks today. We need about 30 more rocks. If
your child has not had a chance to bring in a rock, please send one. That would
be greatly appreciated.
Today kindergarten’s
occupational therapist was in our class today. She will be supporting us where
needed throughout the year. Today she worked with us and talked about little
problem versus big problem.
Mrs. Southworth was also in
our class and she read a book called “My mouth is a volcano”. Sometimes while
someone else is speaking, we have other thoughts in our head and we don’t think
before our thoughts burst out and we interrupt others. In kindergarten, I am
learning to use a quiet hand when I have something to share.
Question of the day: Post on
the blog what the message of the story “My mouth is a volcano” was. (hint: interrupting)
Love,
Kindergarten
Housekeeping:
A letter was sent home about
kindergarten collecting items! Please note that we are not asking you to buy
any items but rather having your child collect items they might find either in
your junk drawer, outside (cones, twigs) etc. We need CLEAR CONTAINERS of
various sizes: jars, plastic containers, ice cream buckets. If you have some
that you could donate to the class please send them with your child. Thank you
very much!
Dear
Parents,
We have
a new volunteer coordinator named Sarah Axt. If you would like to
volunteer from now on, please email her at SarahAxt46@gmail.com
by the end of each month. Please include your child’s name, their color
group,and if they are in the AM and PM and she will make a schedule for the
kindergarten classes. Even if you can't volunteer right now, please let her
know that you would like to be part of her email group for future dates,
projects or field trips. Please ensure that you have a security clearance and
have completed all the necessary paperwork at the office before you volunteer.
Thank you
from your kindergarten team!
Cranston Peace Ambassadors will be starting a
drive for Jacket Racket beginning Monday, October 26th and running to
Friday, November 6th. This is a wonderful opportunity for all students to
help other children here in our city, by donating warm outerwear that they
no longer need. It is a valuable experience for our students and reinforces
Cranston School’s commitment to peace and citizenship education. Please take
some time with your children to go through their winter items. It is that time
of year when we all realize that hats, mittens, boots, snow pants and coats
have been outgrown! Please give them a wash and put them in a plastic bag to be
brought to school. If you could list the items and sizes on the outside of the
bag, it would help the students with the sorting process! We also accept adult
sizes, as many older students need help to stay warm in the winter as well!
The boy was not controlling his mouth and was interrupting people. In the end, he learned not to.
ReplyDelete- Zachary
It was about a boy who kept interrupting. Then he learned to wait his turn.
ReplyDeleteBy Noah!
When your head is full of words and they go down on to your tongue you yell something out. Instead you should wait and put your hand up. - Declan W.
ReplyDelete"The boy says so many words, but he doesn't say them politely. If he wanted a snack he should have put up his hand and asked nicely" -Lincoln
ReplyDeleteDon't interrupt.
ReplyDeleteKyron
It's about when you want to say something and you forget to raise your hand and your interrupt.
ReplyDeleteMax
The word are like a volcano and they just want to come out, but you can keep them in your head.
ReplyDeleteJackson
The word are like a volcano and they just want to come out, but you can keep them in your head.
ReplyDeleteJackson
Hannah D said the boys stomach rumbled and it went up his head and down his mouth and all the words came out, this is interrupting.
ReplyDeleteWhen your tummy sounds like a volcano then you are about to shout and the words will come out. You take a big breath then you blow then the words will come inside you. - Eduard
ReplyDeleteThe boy has an exploding mouth and it interrupts people when they are talking.
ReplyDeleteCarmen says it is when you interrupt.
ReplyDeleteThe story was about interrupting - Hunter
ReplyDeleteLily said "The boys words would pop right out of his mouth and they're not supposed to."
ReplyDeleteOlivier told me that the boy couldn't help saying words because his mouth was like a volcano
ReplyDeleteNolan says: When the words are exploding from your mouth. It distracts people. So you smell the flowers and blow the candle out."
ReplyDeleteNot to interrupt others and to wait your turn to speak.
ReplyDeleteXavier