One Fish - Two Fish - Red Fish - Blue Fish!

To continue with our Dr Seuss theme, we read "One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish."  We first made 4 different patterns of fish.  Then we used the Goldfish Colors to graph the fish that are in our little container.  Afterwards, we tallied our results.  And lastly we ate all our fish (they really enjoyed that part)!

Look at their new writing pieces!

So it is my first day back since my fall and my Kinder Kids, once again, astonished me!

They are learning to use descriptive words as well as verbs!  I only wrote two words on the board (kite and flying) and they did the rest by looking in their Word Buddy and searching around the room!

There's a Wocket in My Pocket!

In celebrating Dr. Seuss all month, our first activity involves the book There's a Wocket in My Pocket!

We used the ending -ocket to make a silly word just like Dr. Seuss! Then we made our own strange -ocket!

Once again - these Kinder Kids made magic!

Make your own comic!

How exciting! 

You are able to make your own comic!

There are easy step by step instructions even for Kinder Kids!

We will start this next Tuesday during Computer time.

Click here to begin!

Graphic Novels/Comic Books for kids!

All children enjoy reading!  But what we have problems with is finding books that they love to read.  Graphic novels are like comic books and many children do enjoy these novels.  We have read We Are In A Book by Mo Willems and every single child LOVED it. So here is the link to help you find more graphic novels for their age level! Click ME!

Dr. Seuss Day!






Miss. Onibudo, a former Roberto Clemente student!

Mrs. Rodriguez, Director of Early Childhood for Newark Public Schools.

Ms. Mendez and Mrs. Rodriguez both former students of this great school!



 









 









  

Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss!

Today is the day of all days!  It is Dr. Seuss' birthday!

I have taken so many pictures of what happened today!

We started the day with celebrity readers coming to our classrooms to read to the students!  Our readers included former Roberto Clemente students, former Roberto Clemente teachers & principals. We even had firefighters!