The chicks and ducks have left, but our friends had such a great time watching them hatch, holding them, and being little mamas and papas to them for the week. I think this will be a memory they will hold for many years.
Friday, June 3, 2016
Ducks and Chicks
Our Kindergarten Classes Had So Much Fun With The Chicks And Ducks.
The chicks and ducks have left, but our friends had such a great time watching them hatch, holding them, and being little mamas and papas to them for the week. I think this will be a memory they will hold for many years.
The chicks and ducks have left, but our friends had such a great time watching them hatch, holding them, and being little mamas and papas to them for the week. I think this will be a memory they will hold for many years.
Tuesday, May 24, 2016
The Chicks Have Arrived!!!!
Our Class Became Proud Parents To Our Little Chicks!
The chicks hatched last night and so far we have 12 of 15 little chicks. It will certainly be a crazy day for the students when they arrive and find out!
The chicks hatched last night and so far we have 12 of 15 little chicks. It will certainly be a crazy day for the students when they arrive and find out!
Kindergarten Has A Fun Week!
Kindergarten Goes On Two Field Trips And Attends Team USA's Carnival.
Our kindergarten classes had a very exciting week. We were able to go to a movie, have a picnic, play on the new playground at Houghton Park, and get ice cream. Team USA also invited kindergarten to their annual carnival where students played many games and enjoyed a wonderful spring day outside.
Our kindergarten classes had a very exciting week. We were able to go to a movie, have a picnic, play on the new playground at Houghton Park, and get ice cream. Team USA also invited kindergarten to their annual carnival where students played many games and enjoyed a wonderful spring day outside.
Friday, May 13, 2016
Ice Cream With Mrs. Virginia
Our Class Finishes "Dairy In The Classroom", With Guess What? Dairy In The Classroom!!!
What a way to finish an awesome dairy unit with Mrs. Virginia; with homemade ice cream made by the students. The kiddos were able to add cream, sugar, and vanilla to a ice cream ball and then roll it back and forth to each other for about ten minutes. When we opened it up, there it was, vanilla ice cream. One lucky student also became our Holstein cow and we did some review of the lessons we had learned. Ask your children about cows, chickens, and goats to see what interesting facts they have learned.
What a way to finish an awesome dairy unit with Mrs. Virginia; with homemade ice cream made by the students. The kiddos were able to add cream, sugar, and vanilla to a ice cream ball and then roll it back and forth to each other for about ten minutes. When we opened it up, there it was, vanilla ice cream. One lucky student also became our Holstein cow and we did some review of the lessons we had learned. Ask your children about cows, chickens, and goats to see what interesting facts they have learned.
Monday, May 9, 2016
Field Trip To A Farm
Kindergarten Takes A Trip To Rowell's Dairy Farm
The kindergarten classes took a trip to a dairy farm where we learned so much and saw really cool things. Our class saw a calf born, got to meet many of their 2000 dairy cows, and learned how they gather milk from so many cows. It was a wonderful outing and the students saw how much work it takes to be a farmer.
The kindergarten classes took a trip to a dairy farm where we learned so much and saw really cool things. Our class saw a calf born, got to meet many of their 2000 dairy cows, and learned how they gather milk from so many cows. It was a wonderful outing and the students saw how much work it takes to be a farmer.
Friday, April 29, 2016
Chickens And Cheese
Our Class Makes Mozzarella Cheese And Betty The Chicken Visits
Dairy in the Classroom continues with Mrs. Virginia. This week she brought one of her laying chickens named Betty for the students to see and pet. We discovered that chickens have combs, wattles, tail feathers, and claws. We also found our about the many different animals that lay eggs and one of our students was lucky enough to dress up like a big chicken.
We also had another visitor. Mrs. Smith came and we made fresh mozzarella. After the whole milk had come up to 90 degrees, the citric acid was added, rennet added , and strained after coagulation, the students were able to pull their strings of cheese and then enjoy.
Dairy in the Classroom continues with Mrs. Virginia. This week she brought one of her laying chickens named Betty for the students to see and pet. We discovered that chickens have combs, wattles, tail feathers, and claws. We also found our about the many different animals that lay eggs and one of our students was lucky enough to dress up like a big chicken.
We also had another visitor. Mrs. Smith came and we made fresh mozzarella. After the whole milk had come up to 90 degrees, the citric acid was added, rennet added , and strained after coagulation, the students were able to pull their strings of cheese and then enjoy.
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