Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Today we read the book,

Ask me about the book...

Ask me to point to the K. What sound does it make..

                    Ask me what is a mammal..                How many thumbs does a Koala Have?

                               Ask me what do they eat and why do they sleep a lot?

                                                Ask me to read some of the words..

                                                Ask me to find a small word in a big word..

 What is penguin doing.... ask me to tell you the scientific word

regurgitating      Ask me to explain..

Ask me to tell you one similarity about the penguins and Koalas ....   

We started letter   and looked for letter Kk

Printing letter Kk

We read this book again for K,

 Ask me  about

                               The cat chasing....    She had her own small bowl of milk

                   

                   Why was the cat scared                    Ask me what was the bigger bowl of milk

    What lesson did we learn from this book..

We discussed in our morning message that K and C make the same sound...

Ask me what we did...

                                               How did we sort the pictures..

We made K with our bodies...

We read,

                                Ask me about this book... what is Kele's secret..

                                           Did he go into the shed anyway?
                                               How come... he was brave!

Why was he scared?

                           What happened at the end of the story? How many eggs did he find... 14

14 is 2 more than....

How many is 12?

Our gym was being painted ... ask me how were we flexible...

Ask me what we did...

                                                We practiced a few skills for soccer...

                                                 How do I kick the ball...

We read,
 Ask me about this book...
How can we help a friend....   Ask me if I helped a friend today?
What lesson did we learn from this book?  A friend in need is a friend indeed!

Thanks,
Mrs. Malik