Each year, DGE Kindergarten puts on a production of The Very First Thanksgiving. The students did a wonderful job of acting and singing to remind us about the first Thanksgiving celebrated by the Pilgrims and Indians. I think we may have some future actors and actresses in our classroom.
Monday, December 7, 2009
Thanksgiving Feast
We had fun celebrating Thanksgiving like the Pilgrims and the Indians did. We dressed up, made placemats, and ate food that we thought they might have eaten at the very first Thanksgiving meal. We had turkey, nuts, berries, bread, popcorn, and apple pie. Yummy!
Thursday, November 12, 2009
DGE celebrates Veteran's Day
November 11th was a special day at DGE. We honored our veterans with a special program. The chorus sang, soldiers from the Army Reserve presented to us the correct way to fold a flag and explained to us what each fold represents, and our school was presented a flag that was flown on the USS Sterrett! Then, we went outside to watch our new flag being raised in front of the school. It was an amazing day!
Watching our new flag being raised...
Some of our own family members are veterans and they came to share a special lunch with us.
Our own, Mr. Gerald is a veteran. We love you Mr. Gerald! Thank you for everything you do for us!
Scarecrows
With signs of fall all around, we have been appreciating the season with studying about things that we see around fall time. Last week, we studied about scarecrows. We made a classroom scarecrow, which we named Edward. As a class, we wrote about our scarecrow. Then, each student helped make their own scarecrow so that they could use it in a descriptive writing. They wrote about their scarecrows...what color eyes, buttons, patches, etc. that it displayed. We had so much fun studying about scarecrows and we are still enjoying having Edward be a part of our class!

Mrs. Cass, our ESOL teacher, helped us label the parts of a scarecrow.

Here we are making our classroom scarecrow.

This is our interactive classroom writing on Edward.

Then we wrote about our own scarecrow that we helped design.

Mrs. Cass, our ESOL teacher, helped us label the parts of a scarecrow.
Here we are making our classroom scarecrow.
This is our interactive classroom writing on Edward.
Then we wrote about our own scarecrow that we helped design.
Fall Party 2009
What better way to celebrate fall than with a party?!? We made creepy witch hands, spooky spiders, scary ghosts, painted our faces, and played pin-the-nose on the pumpkin!! Can you say FUN?? Thank you to all the parents who came and made it possible. We couldn't have done it without you! The kids had so much fun and I think the adults did too!
Our wonderful families who came to help...THANK YOU!!!
PARTY FUN!!
Our wonderful families who came to help...THANK YOU!!!
PARTY FUN!!
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Our Classroom Jack-O-Lantern
Monday, November 2, 2009
Be Cool About Fire Safety!
We also got to visit Fire Station #8. Firefighter Chris Dempsey taught us some important fire safety tips. We got to look at the firetruck and hear the siren. It was really loud! Thank you Fire Station #8 for letting us visit you!
My Birthday Buddy...we got to celebrate our birthdays with a field trip!
My Birthday Buddy...we got to celebrate our birthdays with a field trip!
Saturday, October 31, 2009
CiCi's Pizza
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Red Ribbon Week
In math, we are learning about shapes and how to recognize shapes in the world around us. Today in class we talked about each each shape and counted the sides they have. We played a game where we had to guess the shape on our back. Our friends traced the shape and gave us hints to help us discover what shape was hiding on our backs! Math is so much fun!
Friday, October 9, 2009
We love to exercise!
We have been learning about nutrition. We talked about how it is important to eat healthy foods and exercise regularly. We had fun on Friday by doing exercises in the room! The kids loved it!
Having Fun with Bus Safety
Open House
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