This week, we really jumped into the swing of things.
Exploring a new sense each day, we started with our sense of sight on Monday.
and we learned about 1 and 2.
Additionally on Monday, we started our track and field experience. Beginning with long distance running, we discussed maintaining a steady pace and we paid attention to our heartbeat.
We were great!
On Tuesday, we moved on to our sense of touch.
For an art project, we used several types of materials and explained to Ms. Laura how each one felt.
We got to play with kinetic sand as well.
Continuing track and field, we learned about relays.
They passed that baton better than Usain Bolt and the Jamaican Relay Team.
On Wednesday, we examined our sense of hearing.
Then we were able to listen to audio books and music...
...and, aligning with our Five Senses study, Ms. Laura taught Mis cinco sentidos and the body parts ojos (eyes), nariz (nose), lengua (tongue), manos (hands), y orejas (ears).
We also heavily practiced the written numbers 1 and 2 in our first take-home books of the year (get used to them).
On Thursday, we got around to our sense of smell. Using cotton balls soaked in lemon, cinnamon, mint, lavender, spruce, and oregano oils, we tried to guess which one was which.
We also made a big batch of playdough together and used the oils to make it scented playdough.
Watching Olympic track and field events, we prepared for our most exciting main event.
Long jumps.
We were like super heroes!
Even I had to join in.
Nailed it!
Finally, we learned about our sense of taste.
We examined our tongues and taste buds...
and then we got to taste sweet, salty and sour.
Sour is always our favorite part!
We also made collages of a few of our favorite things.
Once we finally finished our 5-senses study, we were able to complete our other take-home book for this week.
They were a pretty big hit.
Concluding our track and field experience for the week, we focused on discus throwing events for our last practice.
Namaste.
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