This week in Reception 1, we learned the true stories behind the Valentine's Day and Fasching holidays. We made hearts of all kinds as valentines for our family and friends. We also made Karneval masks with Mr. Bernard. We had a Valentine's Party on Thursday, and a Fasching festival on Friday. We had lots of fun this week while learning!
The letter H
H is for HUGS!
H is for horse
H is for heart
R1 Alphabet Dancers perform the letter H
Hearts and more hearts!
H is for honeybee
H is for hand-drawn, homemade horse
Can your child identify this thing that starts with the letter H?
Fun with the Letter F!
Cutting out and decorating a Fasching mask
Working with Mr. Bernard!
Who is that masked man?
Alphabet Dancers make the letter F!
F is also for face and...
Another happy face
Lani draws F for flying und fliegen
Flying with F!
The Horses at Work
This week Miss Jolian took the Horses upstairs to work in Ms. Burnell's room with Ms. Burnell. They colored heart H's, painted hearts, and strung yearn through hearts. The Horses were proud of the work they did! Ms. Burnell was also happy with what they were able to achieve.
Finn holds up his handiwork
"Brothers" Finn and Max fingerpaint their hearts
Ms. Burnell works with Lucie
Greta and Allegra show off their work
It's hard to sew, but we can do it!
Emily shows her heart
Painting is fun!
Allegra and Lucie work well together
Emily and Gavrusha get creative
Tiger Territory
The Tigers made lots of valentines, so everyone would have some for the party. Also,
Tigers made larger valentines to take home to someone they love.
Saud made a valentine for his dad
Devi makes two beautiful valentines for loved ones at home
Saud gets into the Valentine's Day spirit
Cody takes a break to dance to "What I am"
Joshua works on a big valentine
Alessio likes to tell stories while he colors
Upstairs, we worked on sorting different birds
Then counting the number of each bird
A valentine for me?!
Alessandra has LOTS of valentines!
To see Fasching photos taken by Ms. Kristina, click this link:
Reception 1 kids have a new song to sing, and we have been practicing it.
When we return from break, Mr. Bentgens will sing the song with us and play his guitar.
Then, we can perform this song in assembly, and teach the whole primary school!
To watch "What I Am," go to the Youtube link below:
Also, to reinforce learning, we watch Sesame Street videos in Reception 1.
If you'd like to watch some of these videos with your child, go to Youtube.com and
type in "Sesame Street" and any letter or number, and you can see an assortment of old and new videos (from the 1970s through now). The videos are lots of fun, and they show
Cookie Monster and other characters the kids love!
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