Arbor Day in Nov?

Did I forget to blog last week?

Or has this week just flown!?

Iep's, planting trees

Scarecrows on the farm!

This month we study cities

And compare them to the country

In math we play with number sets

Manipulatives are aplenty

We continue matching colors

Numbers, words and of course play!

And some of us are reading books

A prouder teacher?   NO WAY!

Next week there is a holiday 

So we are not in school

The week after, only two days left

Now THAT is really cool!

Thanksgiving is coming and with it a rest

Where we stay with our families

Aren't families the best!

Then on to December and what will come, who knows?

Stay tuned, keep ya posted

Now enjoy all the photos!

We aren't scared !

David writing his name with pretyped letters ;)

What cone?

Learning about shapes

Peyton learning to match letters of his name

Teaching social stories

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Working on our social skills

Krystal helping out David and Peyton...making good choices boys!

Where is Chris?

Good work Matthew!!!

Chase with Ms. Spivey, Speech teacher extraordinaire!

Learning to match numbers now...

shapes make images....

We were donated several trees to plant behind our CSS building and in front of my classroom!  This JEA employee taught us how to plant one so we could do it ourselves.

Walking the guys over to learn about trees.

Peyton and I are excited to plant!

Good work Corey....cover up those roots ;)

My tree ;) 

Love his smile!

Our scare crows.  It says "I am scared when...." And the boys had to write what they were scared of...cute cute project.

Class Video Of the Week!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nC8CSDUaaB4&feature=related

Class Challenge Of the Week:

Planting trees!

Class Goal Of the Week:

Work together

Parent Question of the Week:

"What can I do at home to encourage my child to do chores?"

Just because a child is living with autism does not mean they should not have responsibilities.  Find a few things you would like your child to do.  Make a picture schedule ( or ask me for help with that) and find something they are willing to work for.  In the class it is everything from goldfish, to computers or my NOOK.  Children WILL work for you.  They are still young and they are more than capable.  If they have responsibilities in my room at school then you are more than capable of giving them chores at home.  If you need help just ask!!!!