Santino worked on matching words to the picture. We also read " The Great Balloon Race", which included many words( people and places). Santino was in a very happy mood today; everything was humorous to him!

Jonathan read in his religion textbook about mistakes and sins. Jonathan completed the assignment in the textbook. He drew an example of a sin, an example of a mistake, and an action treating God well. This assignment was turned in on google classroom to his teacher in New Jersey.

Jonathan completed his religion assignment assigned by his teacher. Jonathan brainstormed things he is grateful for and why and wrote them in his journal. We discussed why these things matter to us and how to treat the things we are grateful for in our life.

We read " Arthur's Funny Money", "Shadows", " The Best Job", " Hill of Fire", " The Great Balloon Race", and " The Fool of the World and the Flying Ship".

Santino worked on a numbers puzzle and a letters puzzle. The format for both are pieces of wood to be fitted in the right slot. We also read the book " Squids Will Be Squids". Santino was in a very happy mood today!

Jonathan read the next pages in his religion textbook. Jonathan drew three bubbles on a poster and drew and described ways to treat God well, a mistake made, and an example of a sin. He shared these ideas and explained why he chose his actions he drew.

We read " Splat the Cat", " Bailey Goes Camping", " Families are Different", " Me and My Dad", and " Buster Baxter". Santino talked so much today! It was so nice to hear! He was in a very happy mood and he seemed to like the stories we read.

Santino was able to play " Pop the Pig" and he successfully lined up what was to be fed to the pig by putting numbers in order. We read the story " The Name of the Game".

Jonathan enjoyed decorating a picture of a hat to go along with his 'If the Cat in the Hat Came to My House' writing activity. Given a list of words, he confidently circled the suffixes -y, -ly, and -ty and drew a line under the root of each word. Additionally, he read 'How do we Celebrate God's Forgiveness and Healing' and wrote what he was grateful for in his religion journal.

The concept of probability was discussed. Ben hypothesized that if he flipped a coin 20 times, it would land on heads 11 times and tails 9 times. After flipping the coins, Ben saw that his results matched his predictions exactly. Given pictures of socks in drawers, Ben was tasked with determining if certain socks or combinations of socks were certain, likely, unlikely or impossible to be in the given drawer. Ben seemed to enjoy the activities and his success in completing the activities.