Hummingbirds 1/9

 Happy new year to all! We are so glad to be back together.

Here are some photos from this very fun week.






























































Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Hummingbirds 9/4

Image
Our Hummingbirds year is off to a fantastic start! Your children are managing the transition to school incredibly well. We are ensuring that each child feels safe, seen, and loved every day.  When we feel a deep sense of physical and emotional safety, our nervous  systems achieve a state of balance. This allows our emotional, physical, cognitive, and spiritual selves to function optimally. We are establishing routines, getting to know each other, and having fun together.  We are creating a solid foundation upon which we can all thrive together. You will receive a Friday email each week with information about what has been happening in our classroom. We will be sure to include lots of pictures! Here are some photo highlights of our time together so far🙂!  
Read more

Hummingbirds 10/9

Image
Welcome to our new Hummingbird’ Soleil Rivera joined our class this week🙂! This week we worked on writing our names, letter formation and identification, counting, identifying shapes, forming patterns, forming friendships, taking turns, balancing, focusing attention, listening, speaking, and playing with friends! On Thursday, 9th grade friends came for a visit! And here are more photo highlights from the week… Meeting for Worship in the music room
Read more

Hummingbirds 9/25

Image
  It is officially fall!  As the weather is getting cooler, it would be helpful to have an extra change of clothes suitable for the cooler times.🙂 Your children have been busy this week strengthening connections with each other, getting more comfortable with teachers, and practicing daily routines. It takes a lot of energy to emotionally and physically self-regulate and manage the cognitive load of moving through a whole school day. You have probably noticed how extra tired your children are at the end of the day. This exhaustion is normal, and it is also indicative of the ways in which your children are being stretched and challenged to grow in important ways.   This week we asked the children what they want to learn about in school this year. Check out the list! Our wonderful Student Teacher, Brenna, talked about the turning of the season and read the book Leaf Man. Then we made autumn wreaths with the children. We had our first meeting for worship this week in th...
Read more