R-E-A-D-E-R-S

More SWEET readers earning treats each week...makes this teacher Happy! Happy! Happy!

Score!

I love it when I get the opportunity to see my kids in action outside of the classroom. Last Saturday I got to see one of my cuties play an exciting soccer game.

Way to go Ben...Go Blue:)

I'm Behind...Again!

I can hardly keep up with all these SWEET readers! Geesh, there are more and more each week! But that is definitely a good problem to have:) So, here they are in the spotlight...

Learning Every Day!

All the students have been working so hard each day, especially on those SWEET sight words! Unfortunately, my camera is out of commission at the moment so I have had to resort to using the ipad to take pictures of our SWEET Reader Awards.

Lots of Smartie Awards!

Way to go Dayton!

Good job Ben!

Bees...Honey Bees!

Last week we had a wonderful guest speaker that brought a "hive" of friends along! Mr. Danny Brewer set up a glass display of honey bees. We learned that honey bees are pollinators and play a very essential role in our ecosystem. He showed us some of the tools that he uses to take care of his bees and their hives. After that, the kids got to take a close look at the honeybees in the glass display. They were beyond amazed...and I was right there with them:) Check out some of the pictures from our "bee lesson."

September Sweeties

Here is the last set of SWEETIES from the month of September. I hope to post lots more in the upcoming month:)

Apples Galore

Last week we learned all about apples in honor of Johnny Appleseed's birthday. Did you know that Johnny Appleseed's real name was John Chapman??? We learned all kinds of neat and interesting facts about Johnny! We also read several information texts about apples. One of the books talked about the numerous different types of apples, so we decided to have an apple taste test to see which ones we liked the best. Oddly enough, I couldn't find any yellow apples last week, so we sampled some sweet Red Delicious apples and some sour Granny Smith apples. After our taste test, we created a pictograph, tally chart, and bar graph to represent our favorite kind of apple. It was a very close race!