Peek In Our Week ___ Thee Buckeye Room___Week Of October 23, 2023

Thee Buckeye Room Bulletin

Line Time:
Birds-
This week we learned about what makes a bird a bird. We learned a bird is a vertebrate and is warm blooded. A bird is born from a hard shelled egg and has feathers. Not all birds can fly and the ones that can not fly are called flightless birds which include penguins, ostriches, and the dodo bird. The jury is still out if chickens can fly.

I say, I say, That boy ain’t right.

Did You Know:
Napoleon’s chief of staff organized the hunt. He bought more than 3000 rabbits from local farmers as he wanted to impress his boss. Napoleon and his guests turned up one summer morning in a field, ready to hunt as many rabbits as possible. When the bunnies were released the rabbits didn’t scamper away in fear. Quite the opposite — they bounded toward Napoleon and his hunting party. Napoleon and his buddies soon found themselves bombarded with a barrage of fluffy bunnies.  This reminds me of the Monty Python scene in The Life Of Brian.

Run away. Run away…

Message From Mr. John (Hot Blooded):

I do not think Foreigner has any original members but they’ve played Blossom the last two years and they sound great.

Cultural Subjects:
Your children can now count to ten in 14 languages (English, Latin, Sign Language, Spanish, German, French, Greek, Japanese, Arabic in the Lebanese Dialect, Italian, Russian, Romanian)

Know Your Languages (Romanian):

Impromptu lesson of going through an owl pellet. We found fur, claws, and many small bones.

Specials Spot (Science):

They are pointing at the clay in the shape of a bowl floated while the clay sphere sank.

Trunk or Treat Celebration:

It was like hearding cats, yoysk.
Parent and grandparent helping with Trunk or Treat!

Peek In The Classroom:

Tracing and Coloring the Fish Puzzle. Can you find where he drew the fish heart(s)?
Tracing and punching the continents (with a push pin).
Making Tens with the color bead bars. Montessori bead bars are introduced to the child to teach them the counting concept and color recognition. Counting with ten bar beads is a practical method for learning complex mathematical operations, like addition and subtraction efficiently. Do you see she went in order 1/9, 2/8 then did the opposite 9/1, 8/2?
She is learning to count, write, and identify numbers from 1 to 100.

Peek Into Next Week:
Line Time- Insects and arachnids

Letter Of The Week- J j

Rhyming Word Of The Week- bip

Next Language is Swedish

Academic Enrichment aka Kindergarten:

Weekly Themes:
Geography.. North America
Math.. Division golden beads no borrowing
Language.. Pronouns
Geometry.. Construction Box (rectangle box 2)

Next Week:
Weekly Themes:

Geography.. North America
Math.. Division with Golden Beads and other materials
Language.. Adjectives
Geometry.. Construction Box (blue rectangle box)

Synonym Of The Week: COLD: freezing, chilly, frigid, frozen, cool
Sight Words Of The Week: use your

Kinder students in alphabetical order which they did on their own.

Upcoming Stuff:
Parent/Teacher Conferences: (NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS): Friday November 10, 2023… follow the link.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090B48A8A92DA6F94-45429935-2023#/

Operation Christmas Child: Friday November 17, 2023
Bring Your Parent To School: Mondays and Wednesdays starting November 20, 2023… follow the link to sign up, https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090B48A8A92DA6F94-45382628-buckeye#/
Thanksgiving Break: No school from Wednesday November 22 thru November 26. Returning Monday November 27.

Friends, Frolic, and Fun:

Sometimes you just do not ask.
Mighty oaks and sprouts. Our tallest and shortest students.
Loosing teeth is a right of passage. This student has crossed that line quite often.
I said there was something different about her. I asked: Did you get a haircut? No Did you shave your mustache? giggling, no. OH! you’re wearing your glasses!!!

Your Child Says The Darndest Things (TMI about her brother):

The children learned that mammals are the only animal that eats/drinks mother’s milk!

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