Well, not the finest day of taste-testing in the class. Not too many happy faces after trying sushi. We read in a book where Gooney Bird ate a cucumber roll in nori and I wanted to build their background knowledge and give their taste buds a new experience. This is not a very daring class...
Thursday, March 26, 2015
Wednesday, March 25, 2015
Klacie's Post on Wednesday, March 25, 2015
I am doing a science project in my class it is about crystals.
Did you know egg shells look solid but each one contains up to 17,000 microscopic holes
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Class Pet?
I love when students want to share about their lives from home. While this was quite a while ago, I wanted to post the pictures of the lizard that came into the room.
Monday, March 2, 2015
Ava's Post on Monday, March 2, 2015
I started lli
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Extra Work
The boy in the picture hesitated to read chapter books because he would forget the beginning. I suggested writing down one thing that happened in each chapter and then he can review it at the end. It worked! And he did it...which is the best part!!!
The girl on the far right loves chapter books right now and created booklets for her friends so they could keep track of the characters and their predictions!
I love when students do extra work to become better!
The girl on the far right loves chapter books right now and created booklets for her friends so they could keep track of the characters and their predictions!
I love when students do extra work to become better!
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Out of their mouths...
Some of these kids get it. And by it, I mean what's really important.
In our read-aloud, each chapter tends to share a fable and the class is sharing what they think the moral (or lesson) is from the fable.
Here's what three of them said...
Evelyn - If you're different, that doesn't make you weird.
Cameron - It's not how you look on the outside, but what's on the inside.
Damien - Always like the way you already are.
Love these lessons!!!
In our read-aloud, each chapter tends to share a fable and the class is sharing what they think the moral (or lesson) is from the fable.
Here's what three of them said...
Evelyn - If you're different, that doesn't make you weird.
Cameron - It's not how you look on the outside, but what's on the inside.
Damien - Always like the way you already are.
Love these lessons!!!
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