http://www.donorschoose.org/kmoritz                                                                                                             This is the link to my Donors Choose project! If you are able to donate, it would be greatly appreciated. I would love to have this cabinet for my workstations time! It would make it soo much easier to organize the activities. If you know anyone that might be willing and able to donate, please pass the information on! Thanks!  This is a picture of what I would get if my project gets funded!  http://store.schoolspecialty.com/OA_HTML/xxssi_ibeSearchResults.jsp?type=search&minisite=10044&query=32+tray+cubby

Mrs. Baker, our literacy partner, read A Teacher For Bear. It was about a bear expecting to get one teacher and then getting a different one because they had so many kindergarteners. Sounds familiar! It also talked about being your own self and learning to accept differences.

Look at all that green! We worked hard on learning our color word and ended the week by wearing green! :) Always fun!

Mrs. Redding, our literacy coach, read us Chester's Way by Kevin Henkes. What a great book about making friends and accepting differences!

Dr. Clippinger, our superintendent, read us It's Hard to Be Five by Jamie Lee Curtis and Laura Cornell. The students could certainly relate! He showed them a LOT of reasons he reads every day. 

Dr. Frey, our principal and assistant superintendent, was our guest reader! The students love seeing her in the cafeteria every day! She read us The Grumpy Day by Miriam Moss. We all have those kinds of days! 

Teachers Cannot Live by Apples Alone has a great give away! Check it out!