Early Childhood News - January 2018
Happy 2018! The transition back has been beautiful, even with the snow days. The children are coming to school with smiling faces, eager to see their friends. The familiar routine has brought peace and a renewed desire to work.
The oldest students have been choosing big works in math, including group addition, multiplication, and working with teen numbers.
Other students have been choosing language works, such as soft vowel word building, listening for the beginning sound in a word, and listening for all the sounds in a word.
Some of the youngest friends have been working with water, which are challenging, multi-step lessons.
There are times during the day when every student is hard at work, and we can step back and watch these hungry minds satisfy their needs. We look forward to what this next semester has in store.
Amber Rasmusen
Early Childhood Support Guide
The oldest students have been choosing big works in math, including group addition, multiplication, and working with teen numbers.
Other students have been choosing language works, such as soft vowel word building, listening for the beginning sound in a word, and listening for all the sounds in a word.
Some of the youngest friends have been working with water, which are challenging, multi-step lessons.
There are times during the day when every student is hard at work, and we can step back and watch these hungry minds satisfy their needs. We look forward to what this next semester has in store.
Amber Rasmusen
Early Childhood Support Guide
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