We learn in Science and so often hear about people getting the January "blues" because they do not get enough time in the sun. But, in our room we are keeping the blinds up high and allowing all the sun in that we can get! We have been sharing stories of sledding and fun in the snow, and looking forward to the rest that winter has to offer. Please remember to wear the boots... we love to go out even in the snow as long as the air is not too cold!
And while it may be too cold to go out on some of these days, you can still snuggle up with a blanket and a book by a window, why maybe even add a cup of hot cocoa! Our Book-in-a-Box reports are due February 10, so keep reading and collecting all the goodies you will need for the retelling.
January is also a great month to keep those resolutions going or, if you've failed, make a new one! It is fun to bake or make crafts, do some scrap-booking or organize your football card collection. Whatever it is, make it fun. Or, go outside and shovel snow for a neighbor (it is great exercise as well).
We will be entering our third grading period tomorrow, and the switch will be on! We will be headed to Mr. Nellis' room for Science and changing gears from learning about our great state to the regions of the US. Ah... to study the southeast region of our country in February... ok, maybe that is more torture than fun, but we will make it as fun as we can.
Hang on to your horses... second half of the year, here we come!
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Tuesday, January 13, 2009
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