In the morning we ordered lunch and moved our attendance tags. For lunch we had chicken tenders and hot dogs. I asked Hannah what she thought about the chicken tenders. She said, “they’re great”. Then Ms. Morris read a book called Ming Lee.
Ming Lee was about a panda bear who was always complaining about noise, and when she finally got quiet time, she wanted noise. Ming Lee then found a parrot and decided “this is my kind of bird,” because it copied her and did the same as her. This story was based on being tolerant, which is our character for this month.
When we were done with the book we grabbed our band books and went to band. We had more chair testing. One for the flutes, and one for saxophone. After that we put instruments and books away and went to art.
In art we made Japanese Garden pictures with special water paint colored pencils. While some people were finished, others continued working.
After art, we went to math and had snack. In math we learned about different kinds of triangles, one is called equilateral. Then Ashlee, a Girl Scout, got her candy back from selling it.
Next, our transition alarm went off so we got our reading books, our journal books, and orange folders out. Afterwards, we got our diagrams out and drew more of our pictures we’d colored, and labeled our ten labels. For Language Arts we wrote in our journals because this week is the last week. Oh! No!
For recess, we hung out with friends. Some played kickball, others hung out by the balance beam. For lunch we lined up silently, and for the kids who got 400 or 500 words during their stories got popsicles.
During A.R. we read quietly, while some students wrote quietly, and others went to the library. However, no MelCat books came in.
Then we headed to Social Studies with Miss B. In Social Studies we played baseball, exactly like the regular game, excet without running, and without strikes. We made two teams, called The Historians and Foohys. The Historians won by a landslide, but that’s okay because we all had fun!
Finally we went to Science class, which was difficult. Afterwards we went home, saying goodbye to our teachers.
by,
Mikayla