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First Thanksgiving Reflection
This week the students learned about Thanksgiving. We focused on Letter U, number 18, and sight word for. On Monday, we read the book, “The Legend of the Square Pumpkin.” Where the students learned about treating each other nicely even if there are differences. The Students learned what the word Thankful means and draw a picture of what they are thankful for. For Math, we played Turkey Bingo. On Tuesday, in their writing journal the students' practice writing the letter U. The learned about the first thanksgiving. On Wednesday, we made our hats and bonnets. Along with reading “the pilgrim story”. For math, the students had to count objects and write the number. On Thursday, the students made butter. We read, “Stone Soup” and talked about how

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