It is hard to believe but this week we celebrated the 100thday of school. That special day ranks right up there with Valentine’s Day around our campus. Most teachers asked their students to bring in 100 items of their choice. Take a look at their clever ideas.
One of my speech students asked if we could read 100 books in honor of the day but we’ll have to make that a long-term goal. After all, we don’t want to rush through a good story.
And speaking of a good story, I was able to share a new book with a kindergarten class this week. They were thrilled to be part of a review team for Calling All Cars by Sue Fliess, illustrated by Sarah Beise.
Big cars,
Small cars,
Small cars,
Let’s call
All cars!
They loved the zippy text and, I must admit, I loved reading it to them. I couldn’t help but match my speed to the speed of the racing cars then slow for the climb over the mountain.
Zip through tunnels,
Make no stops,
Climb up over
Mountaintops.
The kids poured over the bright, eye-popping colors and giggled at the illustrations of a long-necked giraffe in a tiny convertible, a car with elevator wheels and adorable animals on every page. They each picked a favorite scene and their choices were as varied as the clever text and illustrations.
The students thought this was a great story for the 100thday of school because there were at least 100 cars in the book.
I’d say it was a good choice because their enthusiasm hit a full 100%!
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