Another
school year is almost over! It always amazes us how much “our” children grow
over a school year physically, socially and academically. And we always wonder
what happened to the time, if only we had a little bit longer!
One of the disadvantages
of teaching on a military base is we don’t get to see our students continue to
learn and grow from year to year. The constant moving that military families do
makes it very difficult to keep in touch. Facebook (and other social media) has
been helpful in that aspect. As a matter of fact, we got several Facebook
messages recently about our pre-k and kinder babies graduating from high
school. We even got some from students graduating from college! Yikes, time
does fly!
We asked the students to name one
thing they learned in Kindergarten. This
is what they said:
We also asked why they were excited
about going to first grade:
Other End of Year Activities:
Live interviews (Chatterpix):
Kindness Books: No More Pencils, No More Books,
No More Teacher’s Dirty Looks! by
Diane Degroat and The Last Day of Kindergarten by Nancy Loewen
A message from S’s twin to S
who’s moved on with her family. We miss her but with social media – we’ll be
able to keep in touch! (by the way - twins were created in Ms. G's art class).
I leave you with a Smilebox
of Ms. G’s pictures from a favorite summer vacation spot for Americans living
abroad!
Another slideshow by Smilebox |
Have an AWESOME summer!