My Librarian is a Camel Journeys Unit 1 Lesson 3 Fourth Grade Supplement Activities Common Core aligned Pg. 3-5 Vocabulary in Context - copy pages A and B back to back, fold on the solid lines and cut on the dotted lines - read the vocabulary word and its definition - lift the flap and use it in a...
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Wow. What a week! First off, my heart and prayers go out to anyone affected by the recent storms in SW Missouri, Illinois and some of the southern states. May God bless you like he blessed us almost a year ago! It's been a busy week. Our Math focus this week was on 3D shapes. As I explained it to my kiddos...3D means coming at you, hence the title of this post. Here are some of our activities. Click here to pick up this freebie 3D shape poem by Marlana at Lil'Country Kindergarten! Poetry is a great way to introduce a topic..short, sweet and a CCSS! To get us started, we passed around the shapes and made a 3D shape version of the chart I found at Kindergarten Kindergarten. You can grab my copy of the chart here. We are lucky to have a poster marker so I blew it up! We also read the story Shapes That Roll and worked cooperatively to see if our 3D shapes could roll, slide or be stacked. My response sheet is yours if you want it! This is one of my little friends. He got so excited when he figured out that cylinders could be stacked and got so animated in his explanation that I just started clicking away! :) Our last day was a 3D mystery bag activity. I got this idea from A Place Called Kindergarten. Click on the name to read all about it! It was one of those activities that you read about and just have to do the next year! Here we are in action... this was up on the SmartBoard And the rest of our week? Well, it got very Seussy in here! counting phonemes with the Cat's hat Writing... Where would you eat Green Eggs and Ham? on a magic carpet anywhere (I love K spelling!) You have a what? Where? based on There's a Wocket in My Pocket! This was one of my "one activity that morphs in your head while you're reading the book" activities. Does this happen to anyone else? Thank goodness our Early Lit teacher, Mrs. Dobbs, stuck with me!! a grozet in my clozet a wickle in my pickles The Cat's New Stuff after reading The Cat in the Hat. We decided he needed something else! thingamajiger (again...the spelling!) new blue bow Math.... Yertle the Turtle teen turtle stack (borrowed from one of my BTFF's-best teaching friend forever!) Cat in the Hat rhyming with our tablemates... Our writing on our bulletin board and our Cat glyphs from Rachelle at Life Is Sweet...In Kindergarten! And, to end our week, guest readers! I know she will be tickled pink to see this post, so here are some A-DOR-A-BLE!!! Thing 1 and Thing 2's that our first grade teacher, Mrs. Bashor, had her class make to accompany their writing. Gotta love Pinterest! Wonder why I am so worn out?? Have a great weekend!
Click for Link I've joined a collaborative blog just for Virginia educators! Since Virginia does not teach the Common Core Curriculum we were in desperate need of a place where we can find resources specifically written for our standards. Hop on over to download a special freebie (seen below) and enter to win a $25 Walmart Gift Card. http://virginiaisforteachers.blogspot.com/2015/08/virginia-is-for-readers.html I'm sharing some School Themed Reading Notebook Templates. If you follow me you'd know that I created them for Christmas, Winter and Spring.
The Cora vest is one of my most popular patterns! It’s incredibly easy to style; just pair it with any shirt, blouse, or dress to add a little extra to your outfit. In summer, you can also just wear it on top of your bra or bikini top. The Cora vest is a great piece for both casual and special occasions: from study days to romantic dinners and from picknicks to weddings. SIZE: made to measure, however the minimum size is XS. You can make the vest as long as you like. SKILL LEVEL: advanced beginner (you just need to know the basics). This pattern includes written instructions and photos of every step, so it’s very easy to follow! LANGUAGE: English (I use US terminology). YARN: you’ll need weight 2 yarn (Fine/4ply). I used 5 balls of Katia Capri (1 ball = 50 g/125 m/137 yds) and I usually wear size M. CUSTOMIZATION OPTIONS: you can adjust the length and add as many straps as you like (adding more than 1 pair of straps makes it possible to wear the Cora vest as a summer top). Enjoy crocheting!
Transforming your bedroom into a Gothic sanctuary is an exciting project that allows you to explore a unique aesthetic rich with history and drama. Whether you’re drawn to the dark elegance of Vict…
Yay! It’s Spring! I’m already enjoying the wonderful sunshine streaming in through my window. It’s heaven. The birds are loving it, too. I’ve heard them sing all morning long. Today, I’m welcoming spring in by showing you some of the wonderful craft ideas for kids that are all about spring. Come and look what I’ve …
