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Tuesday, September 7, 2010

FIRST GRADE

We had a great first few weeks in first grade! We have learned how to be our B.E.S.T. at Speas:

B e  respectful
E ncourage others
S trive to be your best
T hink before you act

We have learned a lot in reading, math, science, social studies and specials!


What is your favorite thing about first grade?

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Mrs. Heyland's First Grade Class

I have moved from Kindergarten to 1st grade! Our class is located in the pod, behind the back building. Our class is made up of 19 wonderful students whom I met last night at Open House! I am very excited for our first day tomorrow....We will have a great year!



 

Thursday, May 27, 2010



We had a great time at the farm today! We learned a lot from Mr. and Mrs Woosley! We got to walk through their house and took a tractor ride through their farm.....both of which have been around for 100 years!






We got to see many animals, one of which was a baby cow which Mr. Woosley fed while we all got a chance to pet her!

Friday, May 7, 2010



Thank you for all the wonderful gifts for Teacher Appreciation Week! I love them all!
Each child created a jigsaw picture frame for their family members this week! We hope you enjoy, they turned out beautifully!





Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Rainforest Reading


We have been reading all about the rain forest this week! We have worked on a class mural with each student contributing a drawing of their favorite rainforest animal. (ABOVE)
We have done writing as well as math with rainforest creatures.



We have been working on taking notes to remember what we read. What is something you have learned this week about the rainforest?

Friday, April 16, 2010

Planting Flowers

Spring is here! We have been learning about seeds, and what seeds need to grow. We have learned that there are many types of flowers. We planted marigolds this week and will water them every day and then measure them as they grow!

Students can take their flowers home once they bloom.