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student to use. Mrs. Cannon noted which students understood the test, and which ones needed some help.
Mrs. Camion has a container of rice in her room, and with the measuring, the students learn hand-eye coordination, besides math concepts. At one of the centers the children work with clay. It strengthens their hand muscles so they can learn to write more easily, she said.
On the computers, the children can learn counting, ABC’s, telling time on the clock, and how to get through a maze called “Help the Froggy”. With color monitors and sounds emanating from the computer, it makes learning fun.
On the cover of the Rappahannock County Public Schools Kindergarten Plan is the quote by Friedrich Froebel “The play of a child is the work of a child”. Mrs. Tupper says, “We are really very proud of the program”.
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