Last week, Mrs. Baker came to our classroom and read us a story called Personal Space Camp. In this story, Louis, the world's self-proclaimed space expert is invited to Personal Space Camp. He was so excited to be chosen to attend the camp until he learned that this camp had nothing to do with Saturn's rings or lunar landings. The camp taught him all about personal space. In our classroom we call this our "bubble." We role played different scenarios and practiced keeping our body in our own bubble.
Today, Mrs. Baker brought some friends along with her. Mi-Shell and Shelley, (did you guess they were turtles), acted out some examples of using a too loud voice, a too soft voice, and a just right voice when solving a conflict they had over whether to play on the structure or the swings. Mrs. Baker taught us how to use the right tone of voice when we are solving our problems.
