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Hello Everyone!

Good morning and happy Monday everyone! It's a new week with new opportunities ahead! This week we are going to focus on the core words you/make/not and look at different ways we can incorporate them into our daily schedules. Before heading into a book reading with Ms. Kari, the Pine teaching team wanted to sing you just one of the many good morning songs we sing in our classroom! Follow along as we sing for each and every one of you. 



In the video below you can read along with Ms. Kari and the book "Not a Box." This was one of our very favorites when it was first introduced.  

Not a Box with Ms. Kari

There are SO many ways in which we can use a box, I wonder what all of you can do? Have a box at home? Give it a try! There are so many kinds of boxes: big, small, long, short, and the list goes on and on. Have a small box? I wonder if there is a way you can create something for your cars to go through? Have a really big box? Is there a way you can make it into some kind of vehicle or other form of transportation? 

The ideas are endless, and if I had to guess you all can come up with really creative ways to use any old box you have lying around. 

Have a great day! 

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