Tuesday, 1 March 2016

Patterns and Dot and Dash

Dear Mom and Dad:

AM: We continued our work with patterns today. We worked in partners and I had to extend my partner’s pattern. This can be tricky because I need to carefully look at the core of my partner’s pattern. We learned that the core of a pattern is the part that repeats.

PM: We worked with our guest teachers today on dot and dash and scratch. Ask me to tell you what we worked on!

Question of the day: Make a pattern with objects found around the house and post on the blog what materials you used and what your pattern is.

Love,


Kindergarten

Housekeeping:

Parents, please note that your child needs to come through the kindergarten doors at the beginning of the day. We have had some issues where parents are sending their students through the front office. Having your child line up with the rest of the kindergarten students will allow them some time to socialize with their friends outside as well as foster independence as we prepare them for grade 1. Thank you for your support with this. 

**Tanga Art

Parents can purchase their child’s art for $10.00. All of the proceeds go directly to Tanga School in Tanzania.


If you have not purchased your child’s art and would like to, please send in $10 with your child and they will be able to take their art home. Thank you!

12 comments:

  1. We used straws, crayons and bananas. Our pattern was straw, crayon, banana, straw, crayon, banana...
    Joe

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  2. We used flowers and corks. Flower flower flower cork, flower flower flower cork!
    Noah

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  3. We used doll shoes. Pink shoe, black boot, purple shoe, sandal, pink shoe, black boot, purple shoe, sandal. Caroline

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  4. We used my stuffies. Big, small, big, small, big, small.

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  5. I used my soccer balls. White ball, white ball, red ball, white ball, white ball, red ball
    Austin K

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  6. I used my Lego to make a pattern; red, blue, red, blue...
    -Rowan H

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  7. Cup Cup Plate Plate Window Window Cup Cup Plate Plate Window Window. An aabbcc pattern. Kyron

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  8. Hannah D said her pattern is made of blocks and it is pink block, blue block, white block, red block, purple block, pink block, blue block, white block, red block, purple block, pink block, blue block, white block, red block, purple block.

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  9. caeden used a picture and then the space on the door, then another picture and more space on the door, then another picture and the door.

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  10. Magnets on my magnet board - yellow, red, blue, yellow, red, blue.
    Jackson

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  11. Magnets on my magnet board - yellow, red, blue, yellow, red, blue.
    Jackson

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  12. Folding laundry. Shirt, pants, socks, shirt, pants, socks
    Xavier

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