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VIP of the Week
Meet Mr. H!
We had lots of fun learning all about the
things that he likes. We know that he loves to go swimming in
his pool, he likes to shop at Walmart for toys, he likes to eat
chicken nuggets and he has a little sister.

Thank
you for sharing your book and favorite dinosaurs with us!


We
are learning about fall and made beautiful fall leaves with liquid
watercolor. The eyedroppers were fun to use, too!

Peter
Peter, Pumpkin Eater


We
all made a book to learn the nursery about Peter and his wife.
We had fun putting pictures
of Peter and his wife in our books. Then we heard the new version
about Peter! We put this poem on the back of our books. We hope
you have fun reading this with your child!
We used the pointer to help us learn how to track
words. Please continue to reinforce this skill with your child
when reading at home.


We made pumpkin frames, too.

Sorting pumpkins by size.


Everyone loved the little poem and song, "Five
Little Pumpkins!" We are making a picture to go along with the
poem. Ask your child if he/she can remember the song and his/her
favorite part.
We made pumpkin frames.
We
practiced writing our numbers from 1-10 and the letter T. Mrs.
Critchell is very proud of how much better we are all doing in
writing and spacing. Keep up the good work!!

We made bookmarkers with our Reading Buddies.

We had our first awards for the month
of September presented in class. This month the award were
presented for:
On-a-Roll! Yeah for Mr. L!

Math --- Congratulations Mr. A!

Reading Award Terrific job, Mr. B!

Citizenship Award Mr. A Wonderful!

Mr. T, the firefighter, came to visit our class!

He
taught us so many things that we will remember for fire safety.
He showed us all of his equipment that he has to wear. He let
us try on his suit, and we found out how heavy all of it really was
to wear!
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We appreciate Mr. T's visit. He
gave everyone who wanted to try things on the chance to do so.
Some of us were a bit shy!

We are Junior Firefighters!
Miss J --VIP of the Week!

Thanks for sharing all of
your pictures and telling us about your favorite things. We
learned that you like to eat pizza, your favorite color is red, and
that you like to go to the beach!

Our "Alphabat Alphabet" turned out really
nice! We are still missing a couple of letters and hope they
will soon be returned for our complete alphabet. We will be
putting all of the bats into a book for everyone to enjoy.
We also made a graph to see how many children were
afraid of bats. We found out that only two children were
afraid and 18 children were not afraid!
We are also making a great book about bats and
learning lots of interesting facts about these interesting flying
mammals. To help your child learn more about bats, please
click on the bat. We will also be learning about other
nocturnal animals.

We made a Venn diagram to compare birds and
bats. We put our bat in the tree so that he can sleep during
the day! Ask your child to share with you how bats and birds
are alike and different. Since we spent a lot of time in our
classroom, we were able to watch "The Magic Schoolbus Going Batty"
video. We learned lots of interesting information about
echolocation and how bats find their way at night.


Harry, the Skeleton comes to visit us!
Some of us were a little scared of Harry, but we
soon learned that all of us have a skeleton. We made little
books about animals with skeletons and worked on tracking the words
in our little book.

Our pasta skeletons.....
We
made Halloween patterned necklaces.
Everyone loves Free Choice!

M r.
N is our VIP!!
He shared all of his pictures with us of his
family. His favorite color is red, he loves Spiderman and
playing video games!

We started our November Turkey blocks.

We
made Halloween ghost cards for our family.

Graphing with "Dem Bones" candy.


Halloween was lots of fun!
Our Halloween parade took us through all of the
classrooms at Village View. Everyone thought we were
WONDERFUL! It was Pajama Day for the children in first through
fifth grade, and it was fun to see them dressed, too.


We had fun centers for Halloween, too.
Making a scary, witch hand filled with popcorn.

We decorated our own Halloween cookie and had
cupcakes. WOW!
YUM, YUM!!

We played Halloween Bingo for prizes.

Mrs. Critchell gave us bags to use for Trick
or Treating.

We
all had such a great time. Thanks to all of the Moms, Dads and
Grandparents who helped to make the day so much !!
Nitty Gritty Things!
1. Just to let you know...We will be making
a CD for each of the children of all the pictures that we are taking
this year. You are also free to print any of the pictures from
the website. We plan to leave each of the week's pictures on
the website until June. We hope to not run out of space by the end of the
year! There are so many cute pictures of all of the children,
and it is very difficult to limit the number of pictures that we are
able to put on the web site.
2. Also we could use any of the following
items:
1. Sparkly
seasonal type stickers for the homework folders
2. Zero, the Hero
treats that are shaped like a 0.
3. Package of 40 plastic forks for an upcoming project.
4. Kleenex tissues
3. A big thank you to all of the parents who
have helped in so many ways. We are grateful for your time and
donations. We appreciate all of your help and know we couldn't
do our program without everyone's help. Thanks so much!!
4. The Halloween parade is scheduled for
Wednesday, Oct. 31. Parents and younger siblings are welcome to
follow along the parade route. We will start at 8:45. Please
send your child dressed and ready to start the parade. If he/she
will need to change clothes, please send the clothes to school in a bag.
A snack will be provided!

5. Grandparents
and Special Friends Day is scheduled for Friday, November 2.
We will be singing a few
songs in our classroom with Mrs. Sleger's class at approximately
9:15. If you could tell your family and friends to be sure and
visit our room at that time, we would appreciate it. We will
also be performing in the MPR for both shows. We will be on a
regular schedule for that day.
6.
Thanks to
everyone for making time in your busy schedule to attend your child's
parent teacher conference. Mrs. Critchell enjoyed being able to meet with
parents and share information. We're off to a great start and keep
up the good work. Remember--you are your child's FIRST teacher.

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