GEARING UP FOR AN AWESOME
2022-2023 SCHOOL YEAR!

 
I hope everyone is having an awesome summer!! 
I wanted to let you all know the blog from this last school year will have the same web address for this upcoming school year. 
You will want to unsubscribe so you do not continue to receive updated posts/e-mails for the 2022-2023 school year.
Good luck to you and your kids! I will miss them greatly but will enjoy seeing each and everyone in the hallways come September!

 

Scribble Stone Read Aloud

  This is a great story about how a little rock gains a little color and spreads happiness because of it!  
After you read the story, go find your own rock/stone! If you can't find one, you can always draw one on a piece of paper). Using crayons, colored pencils, markers, paints, stickers, ANYTHING!
You can create your own scribble stone!  

Gift this to someone to brighten their day!

 
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 Across the Bay Read Aloud

Across the Bay by Carlos Aponte is a colorful and heartwarming story of a young boy named Carlitos who goes on a journey across the bay. Carlitos lives in a small, cozy town in Puerto Rico with his mother, his abuela and Coco, his cat, but he is drawn to the big city of San Juan to look for his Papi. In his search for family and identity, he finds his happiness is at home.

After you read the story, design a new adventure with the activities below:

1. The town had very colorful houses. Redesign the outside of your house using your favorite colors. Create a sketch showing your redesign.

• 2. Carlitos visits the barber shop. Barber shop chairs move up, down, and spin around. Design your own chair that can move.

• 3. Traveling by ferry boat can be fun. Build a miniature ferry boat and see if it floats.