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Our Leaf Hunt

**We are still in need of 6 more parent volunteers in order to make our Clay for Kids activity next week successful. If you are able to volunteer please click HERE to sign up. The date is October 17 and it is from 9:45am-11:45am

Our new poem for this week is called Fall Leaves. This week we are going to be discovery, questioning, wondering and exploring all things about leaves.

Our sight words this week are:

look
two
three
find
my


We went on a leaf hunt today at the pond. We discovered that there are so many different sizes shapes and color of leaves. Ask me to tell you about the leaf that I found. We used our science eyes to zoom in and sketch our leaves adding every detail that we noticed. Did you know that some leaves had a tiny crack in it, or that some felt crunch and some were soft?

Leaf Hunt
Investigating our Leaf


Sketching our leaf

Sketching our leaf

This week our spotlight students are Sophia and Desmond. We enjoyed listening and connecting to their special artifacts that they brought in. Ask me to tell you about the artifacts and how I might connect with them.

We had a practice fire drill today. We all did great!


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