Dress like a Teacher Day

Highlights:

Oliver: Today, our buddies came and we made globes of the world. We learned the 7 continents and the oceans.

Nora: Today in art we finished up our pinch pot clay monsters.

Hadley: Today, we named all 7 continents.

Cain: Today in media, we learned how to draw the pigeon from Mo Willems.

Elaina: The seven continents are Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Australia, Antarctica, and Europe.

Evie: Today, we found numbers were missing on our number grid.

Bennett: Today, we went to media and art.

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