How To Make Apple Quesadillas

Ingredients

1. Apple Filling
2. Tortillas
3. Butter
4. Cinnamon
5. Sugar

Steps

1. Take out a tortilla
2. Put apple filling in the middle.
3. Cut apples into smaller pieces
4. Put another tortilla on top
5. Put it in the cooker
6. Butter the top and sprinkle sugar and cinnamon on it
7. Cut and eat

Chicka Chicka 1, 2, 3

This week we have been working on identify numbers. Attached is a song we began singing this week and we will continue to sing as your child continues to learn how to count to one hundred. Please continue to work with your child on identifying numbers 1-20. Please start counting various items around your home.

Chicka Chicka Boom Boom

This week we had a lot of fun introducing and learning our letters. The story we focused on this week was Chicka Chicka Boom Boom. The story is about the letters climbing up a coconut tree then falling out. We did a lot of activities centered around identifying letters. Students made coconut trees as pictured below. Students also played letter basketball, letter bingo, magical letters, and went on a letter hunt. Parents please continue to go over the alphabet in a fun way with your child everyday. It's best to start with their names then move on to the other letters.

Welcome Ms. Bishop and Ms. Ray

I would like to welcome Ms. Bishop and Ms. Ray into our pre-k classroom. Ms. Bishop is a student at Liberty County High School enrolled in their Early Childhood Education Lab Experience class. Ms. Ray is a student at Bradwell Institute enrolled in their Earlly Childhood Education Lab Epereince class. The students really enjoy having both of them in our classroom, and they are doing a great job interacting and instructing your child. Pictured below is Ms. Bishop having a birthday party with Hanna, and Ms. Ray is reading a story to our class.

Furry the Fox

On Orange day students were introduce to Furry the Fox. We talked about the color of the fox. Then we let the students feel Furry the Fox. Many of the students said he felt soft and hair.

All Smiles At Recess

Having fun at recess!!!

Making Shapes

This week we worked on being able to identify and describing basic shapes. In the photos below, during small group, students used toothpicks and small marshmallows to make three basic shapes a square, a rectangle, and a triangle. The students had a lot of fun with this activity and it is something you can do at home. Please continue to review shapes with your child. Remember shapes are everywhere use every moment as a teachable moment.