Peek at the week

We've had an amazing time learning about apples this week! 

We made applesauce with the other Kindergarten students.  We helped peel and cut up the apples.  We cooked them in a crock pot all day & got to try our school-made applesauce on Friday afternoon.  It was delicious!!!!

We were apple scientists this week and enjoyed doing many fun experiments with apples.  We measured our apples with yarn, weighed using a scale comparing the weight of the apple to cubes and bears, and we found out that apples float. 

We graphed our apples by color and created apple diagrams labeling the parts of an apple using stem, leaf, skin, flesh, core, and seeds.  We also read a story about the little red house with no windows, no door, and a star inside.  We cut open the little red house to see what was inside.  It was a STAR!  We created stamp paintings of the beautiful star we found inside!

We celebrated Lexi Richardson's 5th birthday on Friday! Happy Birthday to you, Lexi!



We were amazing apple artists. 
 Students had to cut out their own pictures out to show the steps to grow an apple tree.




 

We enjoyed listening to Mrs. Underwood read a  Junie B. Jones chapter book to us.


 

We were rewarded for our positive behavior with indoor recess for working so hard to build our Mr. Potato head.

Mr. Potato head loves having all of his parts! 

We spent time independently reading to our book buddies using the books in our book baskets.



 

We celebrated Mrs. Lambert's birthday!