We had a great week celebrating Abilities Awareness! Each day, we had an assembly from a different presenter. The kids really enjoyed each presentation and gained a better understanding of how all people are different. Some of the photos below are from the presentation by CHAMP Support Dogs (Canine Helpers Allow More Possibilities) and from a presentation by Seeyon Choi, a Central High School student who is blind. CHAMP Support Dogs taught us all the ways dogs can help people. Seeyon shared his own personal experiences being blind and showed the children how he can read and write in Braille. We also had presentations by DASA, Dr. John Bruno, and The Ollie Hinkle Heart Foundation.
We have also started a new geometry unit in math. We have been learning the difference between 2-dimensional and 3-dimensional shapes. We have been observing shape attributes and comparing shapes by their sides. Below, the kids are on a shape hunt around our classroom!
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