As we finish up our unit on pumpkins and Halloween, we started the week with a fun Early Childhood Halloween read around. Mrs. Deitzler, our Nursery 2 teacher, came to our classroom to read us a story! She read the story, How to Catch a Monster." The students loved having Mrs. Deitzler as our guest reader.
Mrs. DeBardino's Kindergarten Class
Friday, October 31, 2025
October 27th - 31st
This week during our writing workshop time, the students worked on beginning, middle, and ending of stories.  They came up with their topic theme and then drew three pictures to complete the story.  Some of our friends shared their stories from the "Author's Chair" and then we shared our stories with a partner.  They students truly enjoy writing workshop!  It's such a delight to see such excitement when creating stories with pictures and getting the opportunity to share with our classmates!
To conclude our pumpkin unit, Mrs. Barrera invited the Pre-K and Kindergarten classes to participate in a very cool science experiment!  Mrs. Barrera created Elephant Toothpaste inside a jack-o-lantern!  We mixed hydrogen peroxide, water, food coloring, yeast, and dish detergent.  When we added the last ingredient, the mixture started to bubble and grow! It made a big, foamy mess that looked like toothpaste for a giant elephant.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!  
We had a lot of fun during the Halloween Mission Party!  Stay tuned next week for lots of exciting pictures from the day!
EVENTS AND REMINDERS
The kindergarten class will visit the Scholastic Book Fair on Wednesday, November 5th if you would like to send your child to school with money to purchase books or you can also use EWallet.  
Friday, November 7th - No school for students
Have a wonderful weekend!
Sharon DeBardino
Friday, October 24, 2025
October 20th - 24th
This week, as we continue our pumpkin unit with Pre-K, we put the students into groups and created Halloween stories. Each student contributed to the story and to the fantastic illustrations. It was so great to see how well everyone worked together and how excited we all were to hear the stories!
Using the Montessori movable alphabet, some students chose a Halloween word from the chart and used the word to create a phonetic sentence.  Our sentences are getting us excited for Halloween!
| "I saw a werewolf outside my home." | 
| "Frankenstein and bat are friends." | 
| "A skeleton went to my house." | 
| "Halloween is coming." | 
| "I saw lots of decorations." | 
| "I am going to be a zombie for Halloween." | 
| "I saw a vampire." | 
| "I saw a witch riding her broom." | 
| "I saw a zombie." | 
| "I saw a witch fly." | 
| "I saw Frankenstein." | 
| "I saw a zombie." | 
| "I saw a vampire." | 
| "I saw a werewolf." | 
Pumpkin pie, pumpkin bread, pumpkin applesauce and a pumpkin drink!!! The restaurant is open!! The Pre-K and K students had a blast making foods that contained pumpkin. We were mixing and measuring all the ingredients needed for each treat. We prepared the food on Thursday and enjoyed the delicious treats on Friday!
EVENTS AND REMINDERS
Gym Days next week:  Tuesday, Thursday
Friday, October 31st - Halloween Mission Party
Dismissal at noon, no Plus, no lunch
Your child is able to purchase treats from the bake sale during the Halloween party as their morning snack, or you can pack a snack for that morning.  
Be sure empty folders each night.  Remember to have your child complete homework using a pencil.  
Have a great weekend,
Sharon DeBardino
GO EAGLES!!
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