Tuesday, November 30, 2010


FIELD TRIP!!!!

We are going on a field trip to The Old Barn Theater to see the “Christmas Carol”!

We are leaving at 6:30 pm on Wednesday December 1, 2010. Plan on meeting at the school at 6:15 pm. We will be dropping children off at their homes when the play is over. Expect it to be around 10 or 10:30 pm. We do need parents to drive as well.

Saturday, November 20, 2010

"Learning takes place when there is a desire to know, an environment that is conducive for the learning to take place, and ownership to the learning. This is what we desire for our classroom."

Mrs. Jensen's class keeps busy in the morning with their Montessori works that are located all around the class room .

The girls are discovering different land formation by creating them with sand and water.


Sometimes we serve others by helping them, which reinforces the skill already possessed by one, but makes learning fun. The girls below learn to count by fives using the hundred board and touching each number as it is said.



















Let’s read and write! In the pictures below, the girls are working on a story. They need not stop because the clock says, so they continue to write to their hearts content. The boys are reading a Magic Tree House book together. The only thing better than reading a good book, is to share one with a friend.
















Mrs Jensen's class made their own Roman Signums.
They learned about this in their history study. The Romans used their Signums in battle, and also as a symbol of honor.


Friday, November 19, 2010

Here is a glimps into Mrs. Capener's class. Below she explaines what her class has been up to the past few weeks......

" In History we have been learning about Justinian and Theodora in the Byzantine Empire. Theodora was a circus performer before she met Justinian. She became a Christian because she wanted a different kind of life. She was a famous actress and helped her husband remain emperor by convincing him not to run away but to stay and fight.

They built the beautiful Haggia Sophia; a place that had golden mosaic walls, that was later destroyed by riots. So we built our own mosaics using bits of tile, beans, and glass beads. A mosaic is a picture made by arranging little colored pieces, called tesserae, into a pattern.

The Code of Justinian was a set of laws that helped him rule his house. Things like anyone could go to the beach. He used helpers to write his laws.

2 Weeks ago we made our own laws and wrote our own scripture using feather quills. These are hanging on our bullliten board outside our room."



Thursday, November 18, 2010

November

We are starting to get the word out about the blog....pictures to come soon!

Please remember that I, Anna, threw this blog together from scratch yesterday, so I will probably be changing a few things and adding A LOT to the blog! Be patient, and I promise it will be great!

Anna Palfreyman

Friday, November 12, 2010

Blogging for School!

Hello everyone!



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