Assignments for Feb 8 & 9

Announcements

February Tuition is Due

Our next scheduled break will be Feb 15-18, correlating to Fayette County Public Schools. (If you ever need to view the class calendar, it stays posted at www.freebirdfarm.com under the Education link.)

Registration forms for summer classes and signups for summer (and school year) individual and small group tutoring are available at http://freebirdfarm.com.

Valentine's Party will be Feb 8th and 9th. Rosters for each class have been sent via email. If you would like to send in a treat or snack to share during free time, just send me a text or email and I will add it here to avoid duplicate items. We will supply the bags/boxes for Valentine collection.

(We would love a few soy-free/corn-free and artificial dye-free options for Monday's class. Also, please ANY NUTS, peanut or tree nuts, for Monday's class. Tuesday's class could use some gluten-free & dairy-free options. Thanks!)

Monday List-

Rice Krispie Treats
Allergen-safe cookies
Smart Pop Rice Chips
Allergen-free cake

Tuesday List-

fruit snacks
cookies
fruit

Handwriting

As always, work on writing daily! The more we write, the easier it will get!
Work on 2-3 pages of your handwriting book this week. Remember, it isn't about getting the pages completed, it's about using the pages to actively practice.

Farm Fusion

We talked about how the emu eggs are available in the winter because their laying season corresponds to the seasons in Australia. I demonstrated why we have seasons. Here is a BrainPop to help them remember what they learned in class.
We have SO MANY TOPICS you could write about this week!

The owl predator
Baby bunnies (kits)
Emu eggs getting ready to hatch
Baby goat born
Or you can always choose your own topic! I just want to see your stories!

NEEDED-- If anyone has any old towels, we could use them as we prep for spring kidding season! Also, if you have a couple old blankets in your donation pile, I'd love those, as well! Let the games BEGIN!

SOUND Activities for HOME

Study Jams

Here's a great video from PBS Kids: