So much celebration had to happen this year. We've made it through 100 days of in person learning. That alone is a massive cause to celebrate (and the 100th day is a big deal in Kindergarten to begin with!) We are beyond blessed to have been able to be in school during this season of life when others are learning from home. 100 days of memories, laughter, Kindergarten stories, books, and so much learning!
  To celebrate our 100th day, there are so many activities planned that we even sent a few home this year since they didn't get completed (those sticker pizzas were a big project!) On our 100th day, we counted to 100 all day, we talked about 100 things that make Kindergartners happy, we wrote all about the number 100, we created a picture using the numbers 1, 0, and 0. We also tried to see how tall of a tower we could build with 100 cups and even searched around our rooms for 100 Hershey kisses (all with a number from 1-100 on them.) We then matched the number on the bottom to the number on our 100's chart. It was such a special day! Look below for so many pictures from our amazing celebration!

One of the big goals that we have in Kindergarten is to be able to identify/learn about nonfiction text features and learn all about the needs of animals! So, the past few weeks...we became rocking researchers! With the help of our guitars, microphones, glasses, and a little bit of classic rock, we researched all about Emperor Penguins! The Kinders learned about their size, habitat, diet, and how they are able to survive in Antarctica. Each day, we wrote about a different part, added labels to our pictures and overall, rocked our research! The Kinders were SO excited to write each day, share what they knew about Emperor penguins, and have a few wiggle breaks with their guitars/microphones of course! Check out the pictures below to see some of our favorite pages from our research along with pictures of us rocking out!

Want a glimpse at the Kinders finished Snowmen at Night books? Enjoy the video below, where each Kinder reads a page from their book. It looks like snowmen are really busy at night!