Here are some pictures of the kids in my Jump Start class. For those of you that don't know what that means, Jump Start is basically pre-kindergarten. It is two weeks where the kids come and begin to get into the routine of school and get to know their potential teacher. It is also a hint for the mothers to cut the umbilical cord and let their "baby" grow up. I am working with a kindergarten teacher who pretty much does all the work I just remind the kids of how to act, sing along, read to them, and herd them around. It is fun and hilarious. They don't say a lot of funny things because they speak mostly Spanish but the things they do are so awesome. The first day we went to the computer lab was just astounding. I actually watched a kid push the mouse around with his thumb and once he got it to where we wanted it, he would dive-bomb the button with his pointer finger. Geez.
Anyway, here are the pictures. They are very cute and little.
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Here are some boys reading some books. Close-up on the boy with the mohawk later...
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These two kids are very deliberate children. They are easily the last ones done no matter what project we are doing.
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Alexandria is a little doll. She had some trouble letting her mom go the first few days but she has adjusted nicely. She can be heard saying good-morning to each of her table mates and saying things like "why thank you, Maria." She also responded to someone saying thank you to her with a "of course."
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Jose's sister was in my class last year.
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More reading.
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There's that mohawk. Who cuts their kids hair like that?????? Maybe you can shine some light on this Penny..
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Here is Elena. She looks cute but don't be fooled she has clearly been babied extensively and refuses to follow directions.
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Emily made a beautiful castle during math time today.
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This group is working on some patterns.
I stumbled upon a very interesting blog today. Check it out
here. If you love animal stories they way I do...this one's for you.
Love,
Miss Bee
2 comments:
you are right about them being cute.......so is the teacher!!!!
On mohawks: I think it's a dad wanting to live out something through they're child, but for normal people we don't know what that something is.
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