This blog is a way for the parents in my class to get a glimpse of the daily happenings in my classroom.
Thursday, January 8, 2015
All before winter break 2014!
Making Santa Claus and writing words.
Finished product!
Center time is a time to explore.
Ice Cream Wednesday!
Playing Dreidle for Hanukkah.
We made the giant puzzle!
We are all stuck in our snow globes!
Making and eating potato latkes for Hanukkah.
We made a get well book for Jacqueline who was in the hospital. We made her feel loved.
Pajama day hot cocoa.
The Holiday Dance fun.
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Gingerbread Men and Santas, oh my!
Comparing two of our Gingerbread Man stories.
Making and writing about the Gingerbread Man.
Writing sentences and reading them too!
We finished our Santas!
Center Time!
Ice Cream Wednesdays!!!
Making and writing about the Gingerbread Man.
Writing sentences and reading them too!
We finished our Santas!
Center Time!
Ice Cream Wednesdays!!!
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Gingerbread man week!
We have read 4 versions so far of the Gingerbread man. We made a book and are writing a summary of each story. the kids look forward to comparing and contrasting each story.
Making our book of summaries.
What would have happened if the gingerbread man would have jumped in the river to escape all the people that were after him to eat him? Why did he jump onto the fox's or the coyote's tail, back and finally his nose? Our quest was to find out today so we did a science experiment. Everyone stated their hypothesis and drew a picture of what they thought was going to happen. Next, we placed a gingerbread cookie in water and observed. 20 minutes passed and we drew our observations, an hour passed and we drew again. Finally, we made our conclusion, the G.M. would have crumbled in the water SO he HAD to jump onto the fox's back.
Friends forever. Hailey and Miguel.
Making our book of summaries.
What would have happened if the gingerbread man would have jumped in the river to escape all the people that were after him to eat him? Why did he jump onto the fox's or the coyote's tail, back and finally his nose? Our quest was to find out today so we did a science experiment. Everyone stated their hypothesis and drew a picture of what they thought was going to happen. Next, we placed a gingerbread cookie in water and observed. 20 minutes passed and we drew our observations, an hour passed and we drew again. Finally, we made our conclusion, the G.M. would have crumbled in the water SO he HAD to jump onto the fox's back.
Friends forever. Hailey and Miguel.
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