Weather Activities For Kindergarten

Kremlin back-to-school activities slated Aug. 16

The Back-to-School Extravaganza will be held at Kremlin-Hillsdale School and football field 5-7 p.m. Aug. 16. Open house will be 5-6:30 p.m. and will involve visiting classrooms and teachers. Booths and games will be available at the same time. The Bronc Boosters hot dog dinner will begin at 6:30 p.m. with cost by donation, followed by a Meet the Broncs pep rally at 6:45 p.m. Five Kremlin-Hillsdale 4-H members attended the 90th annual state 4-H Round-Up at Oklahoma State University. Those attending were Austyn Creel, Justin Lippard, James Olmstead, Mandy Schroeder and Ricki Schroeder. Austyn competed in the Tractor Driving Contest.  Workshops were attended by Austyn, Justin and James. Mandy was awarded the 4-H trip to the National Congress and named to the Blue Award Group, which features the top 20 4-H members in the state. She also was recognized for being on the Oklahoma 4-H Council representing Garfield, Grant, Kay and Noble counties. Ricki was inducted into the Key Club and was named the Wildlife and Fisheries State Project winner.  Mandy and Ricki both were recognized for being state 4-H ambassadors. The KHS Bronc Booster Club met July 7. New officers were elected and committees were created. One of the committees is the Clean Campus Committee headed by Tracy Bittle. Two work days were scheduled. Forty-one volunteers attended the first work day, held July 27, and 25 attended the second, held July 30. The volunteers built batting cages, remodeled dugouts and fixed drainage problems at the softball field. They’ve painted, repaired, cleaned and groomed numerous things around the school. More than $2,200 of materials have been donated and utilized. The WildHorse Gang loaded 830 pounds of cans into a Southside Recycling trailer during their Aluminum Can Roundup June 14. They were treated to breakfast from McDonalds and lunch from Jumbo Foods. Along with a donation from Jim and Teresa Holt, the gang raised $1,500. Members are working to raise matching funds to double their donation to the Kremlin Pool. To make a donation, call Gini Zaloudek. The Kremlin Home Culture HCE met July 12 at the home of Sharon Riddle. She presented the devotion “All I ever learned I learned in kindergarten.” Sharon also presented a lesson on salsa creativity. Recipe booklets and a jar of Sharon’s homemade strawberry jam were given to each member present. Discussions included the book/bag project for the YWCA Crisis Center, collecting coupons for military families, serving lunch to Miss KHS contestants and Garfield County Fair projects. KHS senior Bailey Craig was a recipient of a Garfield County HCE 2011 scholarship.

Spring Activities For Kindergarten « Preschool Worksheets

Spring is a great time-it is a time when the flowers commence to bloom, the weather begins to warm and the chances for learning and instructing are endless. Now that spring is approaching, you may need a great deal of fresh ideas for your preschool Sunday School class. Here are some ideas for instructing your kids this spring season.

Go on a nature walk

Nature walks are a outstanding way to get out of the class and not only stretch the legs and burn off a lot of energy, but also for learning something new.When children become impatient, grab the kids and head outside. When you take children on a nature walk, give everyone a little paper bag and let them take things they find along the way. They can find a rock finelooking, a flower petal that has blown, or even a bright green leaf. They gather their treasures to the nature of college back in the classroom. Another possibleness is to take along paper and crayons and let them bark rubbings or leaf rubbings while out on a walk.

Plant a garden

Every kid loves planting and taking care of a garden. Find seeds that grow effortlessly and get started them indoors. Sunflowers, beans and grass seed all grow nicely. Use yogurt cups, egg cartons or pudding cups to begin the seeds. Let the kids spoon in the dirt and care for the seeds until they sprout. Send them home or plant them outdoors in the school garden when they grow huge enough. This is a fun learning action and kids never get tired of watching their plants grow with care and a little sun.

Remember the birds

Spring is a time when the kids will get started seeing the birds taking flight. Many of these feathered friends will get started gathering string and twigs for nest and will look for food. Spring is a perfective time to make bird feeders and set out things for the birds to use. Bird feeders are easy. Make a pinecone bird feeder by propagating peanut butter all over the pinecone and sprinkling birdseed on the peanut butter. You may do the same thing with bagels, or you may spring popcorn and cereal on thread and hang it from a tree. Leave out pieces of string, little strips of fabric and little twigs that the birds may use to build a nest.

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