Mrs. Bean's Kindergarten
- Mrs. Kelly Bean
- Welcome to my classroom blog. I am a Full Day Kindergarten teacher at Corpus Christi School in Ottawa,Ontario. I hope this classroom blog will be a useful tool for parents to stay up to date with what is cool and happening in kindergarten! Please take some time to explore. I have posted links to some interesting reads about the kindergarten child. You will also find links to various educational online games and reading and math tips that support the learning we are doing in the classroom.
Sunday, 15 December 2013
Meet Napolian!
Meet Napolian, our classroom elf. Napolian has been a trickster elf, playing little tricks on all of the Kinders to let them know that he's always watching!
Wednesday, 4 December 2013
SORTING our BEAUTIFUL THINGS
First, we sorted through our BEAUTIFUL THINGS.
Next, we painted our canvases different colours.
Then, we placed beautiful things on top of the canvases.
The Finale!! Look at our beautiful wall!!!
The Season of Advent has Begun!
The Season of Advent began on Sunday December 1st. The Kindergarten students have begun to learn about Mary and Joseph and the journey they took to Bethlehem days leading up to when Jesus was born.
The Nativity
Special Intentions
We have to remember Santa at Christmas! Kinders have been busy writing letters to Santa!
It's not Christmas without a gingerbread man!
Alistair's beautiful picture for Santa.
Nabiyot is making sure his letter gets delivered on time!
SNOW DAY!!! ~ November 27, 2013
SNOWFORT!
Beautiful!
Julia's snowman
We made a mini experiment by placing snow into coffee filters. We wondered, "What will be left over?" What we found out: Lots of water with a lot of dirt!!! Guess we shouldnt eat all that now after all!!!
TEAM WORK!
Tuesday, 26 November 2013
November fun
The girls were all about matching the book to it's letter on the carpet.
Quinn and Cyana are determined to get to the bottom of our animal skull mystery. As a class we discussed how we (as students) would go about finding new information to solve our problem. They came up with the following: 1) Visit a museum and compare our skull with others that are in the museum 2) look in a book 3) look on the internet 4) take a walk in a forest. Pretty cool, huh?
Evie's cake! She's quite the cook at home too!
Our volcano inquiry is still going strong. Students are drawing pictures of volcanoes, experimenting with baking soda and vinegar and we are planning on making a class volcano with paper mache!!! Keep visiting for pictures!!
Thursday, 14 November 2013
I wonder.... is it a fox?
Carter was on a walk at his cottage and came across a pretty cool thing. A SKULL!!! That's right, a real skull. Now what we are left wondering is, what animal could it belong to?
Check out the hair that remains.
"I wonder, could it be fox?" - Katie
I wonder, could it be a rabbit? - Mia
It looks like it had some pretty big fangs.
"I wonder if it was a meat eater?" -Fionn
Because we are curious in K, we do alot of wondering. To assist in our research we found books from our classroom library and found images of animal skulls online.
Now it's time to do some comparing.
"The skeleton on it's teeth, on one side of it's soft....one side is soft the other is sharp. It's a meat eater."
November fun!
Fun with magnetic letters.
A lot of ramp building = A lot of FUN!
Friends spelling friend's names.
Sorting letters and numbers. Do you know the difference?
More ramps.
Fun manipulating numbers!
Sorting
Students used glue and dirt to help create the alphabet for our Word Wall.
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