MORNING WORK

Play doh fun...

Ben and Luke really enjoy 

the BACK and Forth

game

Maisie is making

Halloween Brew

Jacob decided on play doh

Maisie moved over to play doh

Winston making

Halloween Brew too

Huge Thank You for ALL the 

toy donations!!!

Kennedy and Charlotte

playing with the 

Halloween Brew game

Charleigh, Emmy and Ella

using the golf tees

and hammers

Oliver making a card for our

friend, Claire from last year

who moved away

*** a few others made

cards later in the day

Claire sent us a sweet

video saying HELLO

and we are making her cards

to mail to her

Luke is making

Halloween Brew

Jacob was our

attendance helper...

Zero friends NOT at school

16 friends HERE!!!!

YAY!!!

Mack was our Invocation Leader

We finished learning about

Joseph....

God used Joseph's situation for good!!!

He forgave his brothers

and was able to help them

Our KINDNESS HEART!!

Each time someone does something

kind for someone else

we add a heart------

I challenged the children to see

 how many HEARTS we

can fill up this year!!!

We counted all(well most of) the windows 

in our classroom and wanted to fill up enough 

KINDNESS HEART for each window!!

That will be 18!!

Beautiful Outside

Thankful the rain stopped

so we could go outside!

Austin gathered friends to help

clean the patio area of the play ground

TEAM WORK!!!

STORY TIME>>>>>

Ok so I asked the children if they thought this

book would be fiction

or non fiction...

Immediately friends said FICTION, but Winston said

BUT MUMMYS are real!!!

Yes, but this story is about

 Mummys who talk--which then he agreed would be fiction.

This however, led to questions about

mummys and if people still

mummify their dead(quite the conversation).and if YES 

then where do people do this??.

So thanks to google, I looked up

if countries still practice this.....

I didn't explain it more than

people will wrapped their loved ones in cloth after 

putting oils on their bodies.....

But after I told them what country

still does this, Lincoln wanted to know how long it would take to drive to 

Papus New Guinea.

I explain we can't drive there but have to fly.

So Mrs Koenen looked up how long it takes to travel to Papus New Guinea

her site said 16 hours

*** but if your child talks about it please let them know that

I looked at it again because I thought it would be longer and the

site I looked at said it would take over

41 hours!!!

Emmy was our librarian

Charlotte was our

weather helper

Luke was our prayer leader

Charleigh snack manager

SNACK

We did add a few hearts today

Ben was our

teacher assistant

We looked up ideas for our

WHEELS PROJECT... Below are a few 

pictures of things that interested the

children......

Then we brainstormed ideas of 

thing we want to try in our classroom....

CENTER TIME

SOME MORE ROAD

 CONSTRUCTION

many friends spent a lot

of time cutting out roads!!!

They were so excited!!

Austin wanted to show me

the rainbow he made

Kennedy was our

yoga instructor

SURFER

Austin was our

exercise leader

Jumping Jacks

Prayer Requests

Cecilia was our line leader

'Till then , penguin!