Kinder Catch-up!

Internet for now so onward and upward! Here are some fun pics from our Kinder class. Enjoy!

Cory had a birthday in October! 

Cute Kinders!

We busted out the blocks to enhance our math lesson last week. Building bigger and taller structures was the goal. Valuable lessons about how to communicate and share are learned during this time. It is pretty awesome to watch the kiddos learn how to navigate social situations. 

Pardon me, but I mustache you a question!

Spirit Day, October 1st, mustache day!

Hot Lunch Monday!

You can send your child to school without a lunch, knowing that they will still be fed! Don't you just love P.T.O. Hot Lunch Mondays! 

Scholastic Book orders are due tomorrow! I will place the order this week!

Dragon Floats and Hot Lunch Mondays!

The Dayton Daze parade was a huge success! Our Dragon float was so awesome and completely imagined by one amazing Mrs. Bartel. Thank you to the Adams family (I just love saying that!) for the donation of the truck and trailer. 

Remember Monday is hot lunch provided by our wonderful P.T.O. Hot ham and cheese sandwiches. 

(Picture does not actually represent actual lunch).

Dayton Daze Parade Tomorrow!

Tomorrow is the parade! Bring your child(ren) by the school around 1:30 for parade lineup. It should be pretty warm, so bring a water bottle. 

See you there!

I'm pretty sure that our float will look something like this:

What a GREAT First Week!

Dayton School's new mascot is the Dayton Dragonites! A dragonite is a juvenile dragon ( I didn't know either :)). T-shirts will be available for sale at Dayton Days. Our float will be dragon themed! Below is a picture of a dragonite; this image not our mascot.  

http://xxnostalgic.deviantart.com/art/Felted-Dragonite-359528248

We did it! The kindergartners made it through their first full week of school! 

The day is long and we are building up our stamina (all of us :)) as I add more and more for us to do. 

Social Studies will be added this week as well! 

The centers provide much needed breaks and different ways to learn the material. 

I will have 5/6th graders for Science next week and we will get started on our orchard project. I can't wait to see those trees in the ground!