Here's what we've been doing this past month!
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We've been sequencing lots of stories. Eric Carle stories work so great for this concept. |
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Every year I do this project with my class. We discuss the life cycle of a plant and what a plant needs to grow. The students write the steps to planting a seed and then follow their directions to plant their Hairy Heads. After the seeds sprout and grow the students can cut its hair or style it. |
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The Gingerbread Man traveled to England. We read and talked about royalty. The students wrote proclamations which were read on KING & QUEEN DAY. |
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After learning about bugs and insects, the students used model magic dough to create a bug. Each child wrote a bug report about their creation. |
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We observed the life cycle of painted lady butterflies. Here we are releasing them. This butterfly didn't want to fly away! |
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Daisy the cow helped us learn about the milking process and why milk is healthy. |
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The Gingerbread Man is now in Brazil. We are studying the plants and animals of the Amazon Rainforest. |
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After reading books about rainforest animals, the students create maps. |
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The maps help the students write facts about each animal. |
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Another sequential activity is writing recipes for our classroom cooking projects. The children LOVED making and eating the ants. Absolutely appetizing!!!! |
Karen,
ReplyDeleteWould you mind sending me a copy of the sequencing stories for Eric Carle? We have been doing an author study on him too, and working on retelling stories. I love following your blog and seeing your adventures in kindergarten!
Karen.Strawser@sbcglobal.net
No problem! Thanks for hopping by!
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