CALENDAR EVENTS
2/1 Open House, 1:15 in Homeroom
2/4 ASP Specialty Classes Begin
2/5 Free Dress Day for 100% Annual Fund Participation
2/14 Red, White & Pink Accents ❤️!
2/19-23 Winter Break - School Closed
2/26 Free Dress for Walking Wednesday
2/26 K-2 Chinese New Year Assembly
February 13, 2019 |
Morning Arrival: 100s Artwork Hooray!  |
Math: Counting Sets of 100... |
| Interlox: Squares & Circles The Helicopter Has Seats for People  |
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| Jenga Blocks A Tall Tower  |
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| Straws & Connectors A Country Home with a Water Wheel  |
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| Keva Planks Mt. Everest & Snowcapped Mountains  |
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| Legos Fun Place with Pool (right) & Hangout  |
Take Two: Tower Power Girls who did not have a coed rotation for Tower Power (2/3) were partnered with a classmate to collaborate on building a tower.
Problem: The stuffed animal is too small and no one will be able to see it on the ground. People might step on it.
Goal: You need to build a tower at least one-foot tall (12 inches) that will hold the weight of the stuffed animal.
Materials: Index cards, ruler, small puppy
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  Oh, No! Will it Fall? |
| How Tall is Your Tower? Towers Ranged from 12-in. to 3ft.   |
Measuring with a Yardstick |
Thanks for sharing Miss Belle! Always LOVE youg blog shots! Happy Winter Break! Cheers, Marisa :)
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