The day of our Fall Family Potluck we asked the children to choose a flower to add to an empty vase. One by one they added the flower they liked best. Once all the flowers were added, we sat in silence and admired the bouquet that WE had created. The silence broke when a little boy said,
"Miss Jennifer, we made a flower family!"
What a wonderful Family Potluck we had and yes, the flowers were absolutely beautiful. Thank you to everyone!
PEACE,
Jennifer
This blog is intended to serve the families of Helping Hands Family School.
Monday, October 31, 2011
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
What will happen to our insect friends?
Okay, so this Friday Oct. 28th is our first Family Pot-Luck. The kids are excited, I'm excited, it can't come soon enough. However now they are mentioning SNOW! Whoa people, snow?
One of the children mentioned this at morning circle and not much was said about it. However, later on the playground, questions arose.
"What will happen to our insect friends?"
That's a very good question. What does happen to insects during winter? Curious minds want to know. I'm going to have to find the answer. Please Mother Nature, don't let it snow before I figure this out. See you ALL on Friday! PEACE ~ Jennifer
One of the children mentioned this at morning circle and not much was said about it. However, later on the playground, questions arose.
"What will happen to our insect friends?"
That's a very good question. What does happen to insects during winter? Curious minds want to know. I'm going to have to find the answer. Please Mother Nature, don't let it snow before I figure this out. See you ALL on Friday! PEACE ~ Jennifer
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Happy Birthday John Chapman
Wearing pots on their heads....
Reading Johnny Appleseed together under an apple tree.
We introduced John Chapman, our first Peace Maker of the school year. His picture now hangs in the Peace Corner in our classroom. By June he will be in good company, 8 other Peace Makers will join him. Each month we will introduce a new person to the children who believed in peaceful conflict resolution. A person they can relate to in some way, who loved children and respected all.
John Chapman was such a man. Ask your children who he was, what he did, where he traveled. Children are our greatest teachers.
PEACE be with you,
Jennifer
Reading Johnny Appleseed together under an apple tree.
We introduced John Chapman, our first Peace Maker of the school year. His picture now hangs in the Peace Corner in our classroom. By June he will be in good company, 8 other Peace Makers will join him. Each month we will introduce a new person to the children who believed in peaceful conflict resolution. A person they can relate to in some way, who loved children and respected all.
John Chapman was such a man. Ask your children who he was, what he did, where he traveled. Children are our greatest teachers.
PEACE be with you,
Jennifer
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