Last night I came across this great video for another way to teach the skill of tying shoes. I have shared it here in hope that it will help at least one child!
https://www.facebook.com/150655804948334/videos/697942126888192
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Thursday, March 10, 2016
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Monday, February 29, 2016
Dr. Seuss is in the building...
We enjoyed learning about Dr. Seuss today. We read the famous "Cat in the Hat." We all made masks and we will be using them all week as we are exposed to many more of Dr. Seuss's works. Which one is your favorite?
Work on Chromebooks Has Begun
Today, the Salcito Dorito's were introduced to the Chromebook Cart that is new to Underhill this year. We were very excited to learn that the cart will be visiting our room on Monday afternoons from 1:00 - 2:00. We will be practicing signing on to the Chromebooks using our usernames and passwords. These unique usernames and passwords have been assigned by the district technology department and will remain the same from now through Grade 8. Ideally, each student will build an electronic portfolio of work in Google. They will be able to access this anywhere as it will be stored in the cloud. As your child grows and enters higher grades they will use more applications like Google Classroom. It all begins now. We will be working with two different apps for the month of March. They are SplashMath and Moby Max. Please feel free to ask your student about them. Here is a picture of the Chromebook cart and your children exploring the Chromebooks.
Friday, February 19, 2016
WMUR visit: link to this morning airing of the Underhill visit
http://www.wmur.com/weather/school-visit-fred-c-underhill-school/38079422
If you did not have a chance to watch the live version of the Underhill visit, here is a link to watch now. Enjoy!
If you did not have a chance to watch the live version of the Underhill visit, here is a link to watch now. Enjoy!
Thursday, February 18, 2016
WMUR Meterologist Kevin Skarupa Visits the First Grade
What a treat we had this morning, when WMUR's meteorologist Kevin Skarupa came to visit the first grade to share his knowledge of weather and to tell us what it is like being a tv weather man.
We learned about different types of clouds (including his favorite= lenticular clouds). We also learned about all the tools he uses to complete his job like computers, maps, and weather instruments. We learned all the secrets about the "bright green wall" that is behind him in the tv studio every day.
Be sure to catch him tomorrow on WMUR around 6:45 am when he will talk about visiting Underhill. I can assure you that you will see some familiar faces smiling back at you! I will post a link to the video later on Friday if you miss it.
Tuesday, February 16, 2016
Hooray for Dr. Seuss!
Grade 1 March 2016
Hooray for Dr. Seuss!
The week we come back from vacation, children across America will be celebrating Dr. Seuss' birthday. In honor of this literary great, we will join in the festivities by reading a Dr. Seuss book each day and doing a related activity. At home you can help add to the excitement of this by having your child prepare for the stories we will be reading.
Monday, February 29th:
Wear red and white (stripes if you have them) while we read about The Cat in the Hat.
Tuesday, March 1st:
Bring in your favorite stuffed animal to hold while we imagine What Pet Should I Get ?
Wednesday, March 2nd:
Happy Birthday, Dr, Seuss! Get ready for Wacky Wednesday by dressing as crazy and mixed up as you can.
Thursday, March 3rd:
Wear clothes with lots of pockets and hide tiny treasures in them as we get ready to hear There's a Wocket in My Pocket .
Friday, March 4th:
Wear your favorite socks as we snuggle up to read Fox in Socks.
Happy Reading!
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