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Rainy Day

We learned a lot today. Read to find out.

"Today, we didn't go outside. We did fun stuff inside like projects." Yojit
"It was our first times for centers." Sage 
"We played a new game in music." Montana 
"We learned tall, short and basement letters in handwriting." Akshara 
"We learned a game in gym." Ruby 
"We learned about our cafe menu." Emma 

We read our story of the week called Sam come back! 

Getting to know our classroom friends
Asking questions about each other
Learning about tally marks!
Such a great helper!
Reading to her sea animal!
Lego Fun!
Making puzzles
Reading big books!







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