KINDERGARTEN CELEBRATION

Greetings from the munchkins!
Just a quick reminder that our Kindergarten Celebration starts at 10:15 Friday morning. Please remember to pack your lunches if you did not sign up for a school sack lunch.  I will be wearing my GREEN TIE DYE shirt! We are so excited to have guests and to be going to the park! See you soon!

We can make a difference!

This video is being brought to you at the request (and pleading) of the munchkins in our classroom. We finished these posters last week and they thought it would be "MOST FUN" to post them on the blog. I must admit, we have some wonderful ideas for taking care of the earth and doing our part to make the world a better place. ENJOY!

MAKING THE WORLD BETTER

We are GOING GREEN in kindergarten!

We made TIE DYE shirts!
We created BIRDS out of baby food jars!
We painted CATERPILLARS that once were egg cartons!
We designed EARTH DAY posters!
We learned many ways to REDUCE, REUSE, & RECYCLE!

Something GREEN will soon be SEEN....

What happens when you TWIST, TIE, DUNK,  and SWIRL???  

You will soon find out!
HAPPY EARTH DAY!

CHET AGER AWAITS US!

Hello!
Just a reminder that we will be going to Chet Ager Naure Center on WEDNESDAY of this week.  It looks like there may be a chance of rain in the forecast.  Please check the weather (things change quickly in Nebraska) and dress your child in comfortable, warm, and old clothes.  We will be going rain or shine...fortunately Chet Ager has indoor activities as well as trails and nature hikes.  How exciting!

Miss Sawyer

GO BIG RED!

GO BIG RED!  How fun it was to have Husker players in our classroom!  Cory Burleson, Kale Kiser, Brandon Pierce, and Rich Sanguinetti were delightful guests who lit up kindergarten with joy and enthusiasm.  Here are some pictures from our day!

Cory and Brandon singing with us!

Take me out to the ballgame!

Kale and Rich helping us with batting practice.....batter up!

I'm "SPRINGING" back into our blog!

Happy spring and welcome back to our blog!  As a new blogger I am learning that, like many things in life, changes and new routines take time, energy, patience, practice, and repetition.  I started our classroom blog this fall thinking that it would be easy and fun to "jump" on the computer and communicate with parents via a blog.  Well, as you have noticed, I am an EMERGING BLOGGER with much to learn!  There is a wonderful quote that I keep tucked in my mind when I get frustrated and think that everything I do should be done extremely well the fist time.  It goes like this:   

"Learn to be patient with yourself.  Enjoy the process of growth for what it is...an ongoing opportunity to become the best we can become at all levels in our life.  Don’t push the river.  Just let it flow."

So I am going to be patient, put my blogging picture by my computer, and gather a classroom of enthusiastic munchkins to entice me down the river!  Wish me the best!

Miss Sawyer