Peek In Our Week *** Thee Buckeye Room Bulletin *** Week Of February 7, 2022

Thee Buckeye Room Bulletin

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Presidents Of The United States Of America (Wasn’t that a 90’s band? Gunna eat a lot of peaches!) We first learned about George Washington and how he was our first president and was the General of the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War. Our 16th President, Abraham Lincoln came from a poor family, freed the slaves and was president during the Civil War.  We were introduced to Franklin D. Roosevelt and how he was president during World War II and how John F. Kennedy fought for equal rights.  We then learned that Joe Biden was current president. The children were taught that the president’s wives are called the first lady and that the president lives in the white house in Washington DC, and flies on a jet called Air Force 1.  We discussed what responsibilities the President has.  The children came up with keeping us safe, keeping the world safe, and running the country. 

       

   

 

 

Did you know? (Fish Lips)
Most lipsticks contain fish scales.
This is also known as pearl essence. It is what gives the lipstick the shimmering appearance it has. Pearl Essence is the the silvery stuff found in fish scales that’s used in some lipsticks, nail polishes, ceramic glazes, etc., to make them shimmery. Pearl essence is obtained primarily from herring and is one of many by-products of large-scale commercial fish processing. Synthetic versions have been developed, but to what extent they’ve supplanted the natural variety I will turn a blind eye. 

 

 

A Message From Mr. John (Part 3 of the continuing saga):

 

 

Half Birthdays:

Even Summer birthdays need love.

 

Cultural Subjects:
Your children can now count to ten in 22 languages (English, Latin, Sign Language, Spanish, German, French, Greek, Japanese, Arabic with the Lebanese dialect, Italian, Russian, Romanian, Swedish, Tagalog, Hebrew, Korean, Hungarian, Irish, Kiswahili, Welsh, Dutch/Flemmish, Polish)

Know Your Languages (Polish):

 

Enrichments (Library with Ms. Cat):

Ms. Cat reading a story about a bear hibernating called “Bear Snores On”
The class ended by everyone dancing to the song named “Dance To The Bed”

 

A Bird Visits The School (A Bird On Heads):

  

 

 

Peek In The Classroom:

This boy is working on geography. He is drawing the continents and using the continent globe as a resource.

 

Two boys working the alphabet.

 

This boy is working on an animal puzzle which is found in the Cultural Subject area. Obviously, one aim is visual discrimination but picking up the pieces by the knobs strengthen his finemotor skills. He will advance and trace, color, and label the parts of the animal.

 

These girls are practicing setting the table. Maybe your child can do this at home.

 

Peek Into Next Week:
Line Time- Ancient Egypt

Letter Of The Week- U u

Rhyming Word Of The Week- bet

Next Language is Serbo-Croation

 

Academic Enrichment:
Weekly Theme: Division without borrowing (static)

Handwriting:
We practiced writing sentences in cursive. 

Next Week:
Weekly Theme: Division with borrowing (dynamic)

Synonym Of The Week: Appropriate:  Suitable, fitting, apropos, correct, proper

Sight Words Of The Week:  would about

They want you!

 

Upcoming Events:
A few days off and other stuff.

DAYS OFF:
-No School: Friday, February 18th (Teacher In Service day)
-No School: Monday, February 20th (President’s Day)

OTHER STUFF:
-Readiness Conferences (Incoming Kindergarten Students/Incoming First Graders):
February 14 through February 25 (Details To Follow)

Akron Art Museum Field Trip:  Thursday, March 10 (from 9am to 12pm)  IT IS FREE! (Details To Follow)

 

Friends, Frolic, and Fun:

Ya….. I don’t know?????

 

The only way to eat string cheese.

 

Pretending to sleep three girls try to wake him. Notice the photobomb from my big Ole shoe?

 

My staple dad joke….. “you look different. You are not wearing your glasses? Nope. You shaved your mustache? Heavy sigh from child. Oh… you got a haircut. Eye roll from child.”

 

Your Kids say The Darndest Things (I Like Oranges):

 

 

 

 

 

 

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