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Mrs. Dobson’s Kindergarten class has fun learning!

During literacy centers students did write around the room which consisted of  finding “Ff” words and writing them down.  The cool glasses helped!

Also, during literacy centers students put on headphones and went to the word wall that had sight words on it.  Students listened for each sight word and pointed as they found them.

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Come join the learning with the

 Kindergarten Classes of

Mrs. Dobson, Mrs. Gore, and Mrs. Smith

Under the Big Top

To start the year, we chose a circus theme to help promote colors, shapes, and many more learning activities.  The theme got the children excited and interested in learning. 

Mrs. Smith’s class had an opportunity to work independently to make clown faces.  This art activity allowed each student to work with different shapes and colors.  The students were also asked to make an AB pattern with the clown’s hair.  This activity was helpful for the skills they are learning and practicing, and they look GREAT under our “Big Top.”

Also in Mrs. Smith’s class, they have been working on numbers 1-10.  In this center, each student was given different peanuts with a number on it.  They had to recognize the number and place that amount of peanut shells on it.  This helped reinforce number recognition and one-to-one correspondence.

Mrs. Dobson’s class sorted and graphed animal crackers during learning centers.  The students had to use their graphing skills to determine most, fewest, and equal.  And of course they enjoyed eating a few. 

Also in Mrs. Dobson’s class the students got to play Ringmaster Says (Simon Says) with balloons.  The students would respond to what the Ringmaster (teacher) said.  For example, Ringmaster says pick up the red balloon, place the red balloon above your head.  Students enjoyed learning colors and positional words through this activity.

Mrs. Gore’s students are role playing in a circus setting.  By pretending to be a popcorn vendor they are learning about money.

Also Mrs. Gore’s students are learning to differentiate between large, medium, and small by placing balls above the juggler from largest to smallest.

At Levelland ABC, we are having fun learning and playing with the circus!

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