One of the most wonderful symbols in the story is the rainbow that appears to signify the end of the storm. So we made some beautiful rainbows to hang to remind us of this great story.
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Monday, March 17, 2014
Somewhere Over the Rainbow
Last week in Religion we read the amazing story of Noah's Ark. We loved the story so much that we watched a video about it, so that we could have a better understanding of the size of that ark!
One of the most wonderful symbols in the story is the rainbow that appears to signify the end of the storm. So we made some beautiful rainbows to hang to remind us of this great story.
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One of the most wonderful symbols in the story is the rainbow that appears to signify the end of the storm. So we made some beautiful rainbows to hang to remind us of this great story.
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Shop Till Ya Drop
Last week we finished up our coin study with the dime and the quarter. We can now recognize all coins and how much they are worth.
Show me your pennies!!
Show me your nickels!
Show me your dimes! Look at all the pennies in those dimes wow!
Then it was time to put money to good use...by shopping of course!
Welcome to the Star Super Store how can I help you?!
Pick out what you want, then you have to visit the bank.
Next you have to pay for your item.
Then it's all yours!
Enjoy!
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Show me your pennies!!
Show me your nickels!
Show me your dimes! Look at all the pennies in those dimes wow!
Then it was time to put money to good use...by shopping of course!
Welcome to the Star Super Store how can I help you?!
Pick out what you want, then you have to visit the bank.
Next you have to pay for your item.
Then it's all yours!
Enjoy!
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Friday, March 7, 2014
We Love Dr. Seuss!
You can't make it through March in Elementary School world without celebrating the beloved Dr. Seuss' Birthday! Although our time was limited this week due to some crazy weather, we were able to squeeze in some fun Seussical fun.
We had one very challenging math lesson this week from the book One Fish Two Fish Red Fish blue Fish. We learned to add! Oh yeah, Kindergarten stuff!
We used fishbowl worksheets and Goldfish to start out with some whole group problem solving.
Then it was time to come up with a problem of our very own by drawing different amounts of fish in each bowl then adding them together.
Smart kiddos!
Then we read and watched the classic Dr. Seuss tale of the Cat in the Hat, and used our fine motor skills to make some hats of our own.
Then I turned my students into adorable Cats in Hats!!
Finally, we ended the week with the always fun and yummy to some...Green Eggs and Ham!!
Everyone got some to try...
Some loved all of it, some are parts,
And some not so thrilled haha.
Time to vote...did you like Green Eggs and Ham?!
YES!!!
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We had one very challenging math lesson this week from the book One Fish Two Fish Red Fish blue Fish. We learned to add! Oh yeah, Kindergarten stuff!
We used fishbowl worksheets and Goldfish to start out with some whole group problem solving.
Then it was time to come up with a problem of our very own by drawing different amounts of fish in each bowl then adding them together.
Smart kiddos!
Then we read and watched the classic Dr. Seuss tale of the Cat in the Hat, and used our fine motor skills to make some hats of our own.
Then I turned my students into adorable Cats in Hats!!
Finally, we ended the week with the always fun and yummy to some...Green Eggs and Ham!!
Everyone got some to try...
Some loved all of it, some are parts,
And some not so thrilled haha.
Time to vote...did you like Green Eggs and Ham?!
YES!!!
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