Itchy, Itchy Chickenpox!

Don't be alarmed!! After reading the book  Itchy, Itchy Chickenpox  for the letter Ii, we were excited to get Kindergarten (washable) chicken pox. We learned the word contagious and had lots of fun watching the chicken pox spread!

Ii for Intelligence!

Mrs. Daily has a class full of intelligent boys and girls.  Today after learning the letter Ii and its sound we discovered that we can now read words like pic, sic, tic, pit, sit, Tim, etc.  We also discovered that we are intelligent, or smart, in so many different ways!  Check out these intelligent answers!

Summer- I'm smart in math. I put stuff one to one!
Atiana-I can teach my dogs to do tricks like jump in the sky and sit!
Natdaniel-I'm smart with my mommy. I eat dessert.
Ernie-I'm intelligent with Lego Batman 2. We got up to Superman level.
Elijah-I'm intelligent with letters. I like to write stuff!
Redik-I can read what I have to do for homework.
Chris B.-I made a building out of toys and it didn't fall off.
X-Zavier-I'm smart at reading. I read to my brother everyday.
Colston-I can balance a pencil on my nose!
Anissa-I can do a back flip better than my brother!
Brandon-I like to play with my race cars. Race cars can drive really fast but not slow ones.
Chris V.-I am intelligent with reading. My mommy reads with me.
Cole-My cousin taught me to be smart.
Leah-I can do my numbers.  I like to count them!
Emma-I can swim underwater in the deep end with my eyes closed!
Chloe-I am intelligent at gymnastics.  Sometimes my parents help me!
Mikayla-I can read.  My mom always wants me to read.
Alejandro-I can hold my breath underwater, just for a little bit!
Kennedy-I can hop with my eyes closed!
Ezekiel-I can read! My daddy helps me!
Aaliyah-I'm good at riding a bike without training wheels.

Gobble! Gobble! Thanks!

 We have a hall full of beautiful turkeys just waiting for Thanksgiving! Thanks to all parents who helped their child decorate such gorgeous feathers for our turkeys.  The children were very proud of their feathers and the turkeys in our hallway!

Dates and Times to Remember!

Parents!

Please remember:
-TAG or Talented and Gifted Informational meeting is tonight from  5:30-6:30.  Everyone is invited to attend!
-Nov. 12th Veteran's Day Celebration- Our children will celebrate Veteran's Day in the cafeteria (9:10-9:55am) as we listen to some very special speakers!  Please wear red, white and blue.  Parents are welcome to attend this celebration!
-Nov. 15th Literacy Night 5:30-6:30pm.
-Nov. 21-23  Thanksgiving Holidays

Election 2012

In keeping with the excitement of the day, children at Carver were able to cast their vote for President today!    The children were excited to see if Clifford, Curious George, Panda or Snoopy would become President of Carver!

             Marking our ballot with careful consideration!

                                               Ready to cast our vote!

Tough decisions! 

                                                  No favoritism here!

When the votes were counted at the end of the day we were excited to hear the results.
Clifford is our President!  Hooray!  He will work closely with Curious George as Vice President and Snoopy and Panda as Representatives!  Hooray for a super Election Day!

50 Days of Kindergarten!

Wow!  We can not believe we have been in Kindergarten for 50 days!  But, our brains know we have. We have been learning letters, sounds,  sight words and numbers!  Now we are learning how to blend sounds to read and write!  We are getting smart, smart and smarter!!

We Learn About Pressure from Pressure Pete!

On Friday we met Pressure Pete from the Quirkles!  The Quirkles® are 26 imaginary scientists that help children everyday, all over the world, develop a love and appreciation for science. There is a scientist for each letter of the alphabet with a cool story and experiment! Mrs. Janak read us the story about Pressure Pete and then we were able to do a pressure experiment! We think science experiments are super!

 Pressure Pete explains to his friends how pressure is lowered as they suck on a straw.

 

The children tried to drink through two straws-one in the water and one out of the water.

 They were not able to suck any of the liquid because of the decrease in pressure!  Perplexed is a word that we also learned while reading about Pressure Pete! We discovered why Pressure Pete was so perplexed, or
confused.
                                    
The children discovered why drinking with one straw was easier. It was all about the pressure!  The boys and girls decided that they would try this pressure experience the next time they had a chance to drink with a straw!

        We think science is super!