Above – Exeter-Milligan kindergarten front row from the
left: Dahlia Zeher-Lewis, Archer Engert, Kolt Songster, Saydee Kassik,
Kaidence Koehler, Willie Lock. Back row from the left: Brooklyn
Lawson, Landri Johnson, Anton Classen, Kora Havel, Kyson Holtzen-Mitchell,
Braxton Harre and Tommy Kallhoff.
According to Kindergarten teacher Amanda Pettygrove, “We
have 13 fun, curious kindergarteners. They love learning new things!”
Their class has been busy this year learning to read and to
count. Pettygrove adds, “This month we have been learning about
landforms, animal habitats, buying items using pennies and dimes, measuring
length and weight, and we will begin writing our very first story about what we
want to be when we grow up.”
Above – Saydee Kassik focuses on her measurement booklet.
Below – Kindergarten teacher Amanda Pettygrove instructs her
class on how to use the measurement booklet she passed out.
Above – Kolt Songster and Landri Johnson focus on the
measurements in their booklet.
Below – Anton Classen circles the answer in his measurement
book.
Above– Dahlia Zeher-Lewis circles the answer in her measurement book.
Below – The Kindergarten class gathers with their teacher
Amanda Pettygrove on the rug in their room awaiting instructions for their next
activity.
Above – Kindergarten teacher Amanda Pettygrove draws a line on
the smart board with her finger and then calls on different students to draw
either a shorter or longer line on the board.
Below – Braxton Harre draws a longer line on the smart board.
Above – Kindergarteners were given a piece of yarn and had to
make a collection of manipulatives shorter than their yarn.
Below – Landri Johnson makes a shorter line on the smart board.
