Dr. Seuss and Eric Carle- “A person’s a person, no matter how small,” Theodor Seuss Geisel (a.k.a. Dr. Seuss) said. “Children want the same things we want. To laugh, to be challenged, to be entertained and delighted.” Dr. Seuss was not only brilliant, but has helped millions of kids learn to read with his fun rhyming books.
Work Time
Teen Board: This child is showing that she knows the symbols 11 – 19 and can successfully match the corresponding quantities, for example to make the number 14 she places one ten and four units.Trinomial cube: This child is learning how to build a trinomial cube, while also getting an introduction into algebra and preparation for the formula a3+3a2b+3a2c+6abc+b3+3ab2+3b2c+3ac2+3bc2+c3.Silence Game: This child is practicing how to control and keep her body calm.Library Living and Non-Living: These children are sorting pictures of living and non-living things. Bead Board: This child is refining her fine motor skills by placing beads on a board. While also developing her concentration, coordination and independence.
Reminders
March 2 | Progress reports
March 3 | Tallmadge Open House
March 13 | Parent teacher conferences (Pre-K & K families only)
