Song of the week: Mommy

Dear Nightingales:

Do you remember this song? Yes! It is the song "Mommy". We have enjoyed our English classes singing this song!

Well done Nightingales! Now, you can sing it at home too. :)

Story Time: Puddles

This week we enjoyed the story “Puddles”. This time the Robinson’s family enjoyed a cold day jumping on some puddles in the pathway.

Do you remember what happened when dad jumped on the puddle?

Take a look!

PUDDLES

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Song of the Week: Jump!

Dear Nightingales:

In English classes we are learning the song “Jump”. Through this song we are learning to describe the colours in a rainbow. I’m sure you will enjoy it at home as much as you did it in the classroom.

Have fun singing it!

My Apple Tree Collage

In Science class we are learning about the 4 seasons. We have learnt that each season is different from each other and that each one has something that makes it special.

This week we did an apple tree collage to recognise each season of the year.

We also learnt a funny song!

Well done Nightingales!

Learning the numbers 4, 5, 6.

This term in Maths classes we are learning how to trace the numbers 4, 5 and 6!

We had fun singing songs, walking on traced numbers on the floor and tracing using different materials.

Take a look!

Do not forget to practice number tracing at home!

Song of the week: In the Garden

Dear Nightingales:

In English classes we are learning the song “In the garden”. Through this song we are learning to describe some items of the garden. I’m sure you will enjoy it at home as much as you did it in the classroom.

Have fun singing it!

Story Time: “I See”

This week we enjoyed the story “I See”. This time Kipper walks around his house and sees each member of his family.

Do you remember what Kipper saw?

Take a look!

I SEE

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Welcome Back!

Dear Nightingales,

We are together again and ready to start our last term of the year. During these last months we are going to enjoy many activities and classes that all the teachers have prepared for you.

I am sure we will spend lots of wonderful moments together!

With love,

Miss Tati

Fruit Salad Day!

Last Friday we had our fruit salad day to reinforce the topic “Fruits and Vegetables” in Science class. 

Each one of us brought some fruits and we became chefs for a day!

First, we peeled off the skin of the fruits we brought.

Then we chopped them into small pieces.

Finally, we mixed them in a big bowl and served it with condensed milk and yogurt.

You can watch some pictures from this activity in the next presentation.

This photo album created with Smilebox

Happy Birthday Joaquín Donaire!

The day has finally come! Last October 3rd we celebrated Joaquín's birthday in Nightingales classroom.
Another year has passed. May you all your wishes and dreams come true. 

Have a happy birthday!

Spring Festival 2013: Concurso de Poesía

Felicitaciones a Valeria Meza quien representó al salón de Nightingales en el concurso de poesía, obteniendo el cuarto lugar del nivel de pre-kinder.

¡Muchas felicidades Valeria!

Spring Festival 2013: Group Singing Contest

Let’s congratulate our friends Sebastian Preciado, Valeria Quijandría, Emma Terán, Sofía Gómez, Joaquín Donaire, Gabriela López, Alejandro Carrasco and Zamira Olaza who did an awesome job representing our classroom in the “Group Singing Contest” of this year’s Spring Festival.

Well done Nightingales!

Song of the week: Let’s Count!

Dear Nightingales:

In Maths classes we are learning to write new numbers. Let’s practice counting up to 10 through our song of the week. I’m sure you will enjoy it at home as much as you did it in the classroom.

Have fun singing!

Story Time: Up you Go

This week we enjoyed the story “Up you go”. This time the Robinson’s family enjoyed a sunny day playing on a water slide.

First, Kipper climbed on the water slide. Then it was Biff’s turn and finally Chip.

Do you remember what happened when dad went on the water slide?

Take a look!

UP YOU GO

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