WARNING!
This post is long and
chock full of FUN!
1. Farms
When the students arrived at school,
this is what greeted them.
I heard one little one say something
along the lines of Mrs. Short has gone
cuckoo...she has Halloween decorations up!
I insisted that I didn't do it!
We began our study of farms with
the movie Charlotte's Web.
(Ah....now the spider web and word Read makes sense!)
We used Babbling Abby's
It All Started with a Pig,
(Charlotte's Web)
Fiction and Nonfiction Pair
with farm animal story souvenirs.
Students partnered up to
research a farm animal.
Each group had a different animal.
We researched pigs, horses,
cows, sheep and goats.
They filled out a can, have, are
sheet that they made on a blank
paper. They read the nonfiction book
together and found at least one item
for each. We also put in 1 fun fact.
These fiction books, Interrupting Chicken and the
Big Chicken series, are some of my favorites!
Interrupting Chicken is perfect to read because
it is a little chicken and she interrupts her dad as
he tries to read fairy tales...connections across the subjects!
LOVE when that works out!
LOVE when that works out!
This product goes with the Big Chickens book!
I love it! It has a graphing activity, a writing
activity and craft! I think I own every one of
Christie's craftivities!
It is by Christie at First Grade Fever.
Click the picture to see it at TpT.
This chicken cracked me up so I had
to take a picture. When the girl finished it,
she sat it in the chair.
I didn't take pictures of our Chester the Worldly Pigs!
We made giant construction paper pigs and used cutouts
of each continent and glued them onto our pigs.
We made giant construction paper pigs and used cutouts
of each continent and glued them onto our pigs.
3. Cinco de Mayo
We looked at examples of Mexican products.
We listened to some festive music.
We read stories....
yes fiction and nonfiction!
Performing our poems and songs!
Giving our mothers our gifts!
We presented our moms with a DVD of
our 3 movies we made and a handmade card.
Here's the insert I made for the DVD cases.
5. Fairy Tales
The kiddos went nuts this morning over the giant
cookies and the fact our beanstalk was gone!
We used our investigative
skills to determine setting,
characters and important details
using this product. It models
a newspaper!
Looks like a busy time, but so much fun!
ReplyDeleteYour kids look like they are having so much fun! I just found your blog, love the design! I'm your newest follower!
ReplyDelete✿Sue✿
✿Science for Kids Blog✿
Enjoyed reading about your week! Looks like it was a busy one... The Mothers' Day Tea is a wonderful idea!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week,
Sarah @ Hoots N Hollers