After the long weekend, my kids were super chatty and wanted
to tell me all about their breaks. I had
one adorable little one who patted my leg and said, “Miss Rabedeaux, it feels
like I have one of those robot birds in my ear.” Thinking I misunderstood, I said, “In your
ear?” And he said, “Yeah, it feels like
they are in there.” I asked how and he
said, “My dad probably put them there.” Then
he giggled uncontrollably for at least thirty seconds.
Not long after that little episode, I hear the words, “She
was killin me in that mini-skirt…” I wandered over to the table I heard it
coming from and realized that a boy was singing a country song, word perfect,
while he was coloring. Not something I
hear everyday—it made me wonder if any of my teachers ever heard me singing
backstreet boys under my breath!
We’re working on letter J this week—check out these adorable
jellyfish my co-worker made with them during center time!! One little boy won’t stop asking when he can
take his home—I keep telling him I’m keeping it up the rest of the year. He desperately wants it at home…to which I’m
saying, “Too bad, it looks too cute in my classroom!”
We also did the story Jack and the Beanstalk. Someone asked me why the giant is wearing a
tutu. I have no idea.
I received this picture of myself today. Look at those amazing letters!
We are in Christmas-mode in our classroom now. They made these adorable manger scenes during
center time. If you don’t have a lot of
time to cut, these are NOT the craft for you, but they sure are cute!
This is our little Christmas corner—we are having trouble
not touching the ornaments…so we colored our own! Here is a glimpse of our classroom :)
Okay, I know that is a super long post—coming soon: castle
dramatic play and hibernation station!
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