Love is...

On Valentine’s Day we asked the children in Kindergarten Room 301, “What does love mean to you?”

Love is…

You love yourself. They read me stories. I try to be nice to my brother. –Melissa

You draw them a heart. –Jason

To share with them. – Peter

You have a picnic together. –Josephine

Giving nice things. Mommy packs my lunch. –Mackenzie

Swimming with my sister and I splash her. –Amanda O.

Hugs from mom. –Sebastian

I listen to my mom. Sometimes mommy lets me sleep in her bed. –Salma

My mom gives me my favorite lunch. –Michael E.

I think loves means that you care a lot and because you give good stuff (love) to people. - Dehne

Love is about caring for each other. –Daniel

Love means you mom and dad and whole families love you. They give you kisses and hugs. – Julie

Love means kissing and hugging. –Amanda M.

When you ask for something you mom gives it to you. –Edward

You like people very very much and they love you. –Zoe

Giving away stuff like toys and playing tag. –Joey

Love is when my mom lights and we watch a movie together. –Adam

Love is being kind to people. When I give kisses to mom and dad. –Christine

Love is when I give hugs to mom and dad and when I clean my toys without being asked to.
–Michael S.

Going to the movies with my mom and dad. They’re nice. –Nicholas

Love means you like someone. –Sarah

Being kind and nice. –Vincent

Being happy, being cool. –Mark

Saying I love you. –Brianna

Hugging and playing with people you love. –Konrad

Being nice to people and helping people. –Julia

Sharing and being nice to people. –Reed

Giving kisses and helping others when they need help. –Robert

100th Day of School

Our 100th day of Kindergarten celebration will be on Friday, February 25. Last week a labeled baggie was sent home with your child's name. For the 100th day of school I'm asking your child to put 100 objects (ex: paper clips, pasta noodles, cotton balls, etc.) into the baggie and bring it to school. We're making a "100th Day of School Museum" and will use the baggies for the math lesson on February 25th. If you have completed an alternative project such as a poster or book, GREAT! Those will be displayed in the museum as well.