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Day 142

Highlights:

"Today at the Snack Store, we had chips, cheetos, chocolate chip bars, nutri-grain bars, and mini grams." Emma
"Today, we had gym and music. In gym, we played a game like tee-ball." Navin
"We learned how to count forward and backwards by 10s using a number grid." Akshara
"Today in music, we did a few songs. We sang Baby Buluga and Brush your Teeth." Jeremy 
"Today in social studies, we wrote about our culture. We described our food, shelther, holidays and food." Lola 
"In music, we played a game called Jim, Jam and Joe. It was fun." Ella 

Our cashier for the day
Writing Questions for our Culture Visit
All about our Cultures





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