Bee Stings' Sharing Day

​Today we had our first Friday show-and-tell session. The Bee Stings did a fantastic job sharing their objects of interest from home and from school. Their classmates did an excellent job asking questions and making thoughtful observations. 

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​Sam said of his T-Rex, "It looks so scary when you look really close. It looks like it’s about to rip you apart. "
Jack: Why do T-Rexes have three fingers, but on their feet they have two toes?
Sam: That’s a good question. I don’t know. 
 




Louise shared, “A phone that turns on and talks, and lights up. I like to call mama and dada.”
Lou Lou: I like how it talks and sings. 
Elle: Why does it have buttons like heart, happy, sad, grumpy? Why does it have so many emotions? 
 
 




Lou Lou shared her flip phone/lip gloss container, describing the different colors inside. 
Louise: Why did you use that one so much?
Lou Lou: Because it’s my favorite.
Louise: What does it smell like?
Lou Lou: It’s blue raspberry.
 
 



Sally shared the work she had just been doing—cutting out copies of the “Bee Stings” symbol she had drawn so the children can mark the calendar.
Sam: Why did you draw a bee? 
Sally: To put them on the calendar, to mark every day for Bee Stings. I wanted to do some cheeks and some buzzing, because I love bees. I couldn’t do a straight line here because it gave me some trouble. 
 


Leigh shared a kaleidoscope, saying “My mom and dad’s friends gave this to Isabel, but because Isabel can’t use it yet, me and Prater are just borrowing it. 
Elle: Do you look through it? 
Leigh: Yes.
Elle: And what do you see? 
Leigh: Different shapes and colors. 
 

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We’re looking forward to more questions and answers when the Silver Hotdogs have their sharing day next Friday. Have a wonderful weekend!