How We Organize Ourselves

Our Unit of Inquiry, How We Organize Ourselves, kept us really busy over the last 6 weeks.  Our inquires focused on sharing responsibilities to achieve a goal.  We found examples of this everywhere!  Playground activities, stories, inquiry centers, cooking, the list truly goes on and on!

Enjoy taking a peak at just some of our work!

Learning Games:
We learn so much with our friends.  We share share our knowledge as communicators and are open-minded listeners!

Some of us even made our own games:

Reader's Theater:
Everyone's role is important!  We each need to do our part.

Cooking:
We assigned roles to make our snacks.  It made the work go quickly and was a lot of fun!

Applesauce in Ms. Mori's room (Applesauce Season):

Wheat Bread  (The Little Red Hen)

FAMILY JAM FUN!

The 2nd Annual CIS Family Jam was held last week.  Such a fun time.  We thank everyone for making the day so special and give a big round of applause for our courageous Explorers and teachers who performed.  

Opie's Visit:

Mrs. Traben visited with a special guest, Opie.  Opie is a puppy she resuced and was helping to find it a new home.  Mrs. Traben's  action showed another way we can work to make the world a better place.







We sure love our Mystery Readers!!  Thank you for coming!

Giraffe Love

Kindergarten teachers found a fun way to remind us to speak giraffe.
  

*Ask your knowledgeable Explorer if they can tell you again what it means to speak giraffe.

-The long neck reminds us to stick our neck out for our friends.

-The large heart reminds us to always be caring.

Enjoy Spring Break!  

See everyone on April 21.