Thursday at EAVPS

Thursday I worked from 8am to 11am. It was a rainy day so we spent most of it inside. We started are day as usual reading and doing different activities such as puzzles and playing with cars.

We soon had snack time. After snack we got to look at the ducklings and chicks that a boy brought in fro the class from home. We had morning meeting where we read a couple of books about ducklings. One boy Brought in a show in tell of his Uncles police badge. Then we got to passed around a real baby duck for everyone to hold.

During activities after morning meeting, the kids made Angie a get well soon card. They really missed her.
Miss Amy reading books during Morning Meeting
Andres showing me the baby ducks and chickens. 

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