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Monday, February 4, 2013

Dental Health ... Freebie and Activity


This week in between the 100th Day we are going to work on Dental Health.
Tomorrow we are painting.  Guess what with?  YEP a trip to the $$ store and  we are set.
Painting with tooth brushes.  I am including for you a little game for Dental Health.  Happy Smiles!! Michele

Saturday, February 2, 2013

Thursday, January 31, 2013

A "yummie" Friday Freebie!!

As I was going back through some old files I found this neat activity.  I immediately thought it would be a fabulous treat for the end of our Arctic/Antarctic Units.  So...off to the grocery I went.  Low and behold they are no longer called an Eskimo Pie BUT they were 2 boxes for $5.00 and there were 12 in each box.  What a deal!  I came home and redid the activity sheet.  Tomorrow will be a "sweet" treat.
Enjoy the little activity to go with the ice cream treat!  Michele

Wednesday, January 30, 2013

100th Day is on the way! "freebie"

The 100th day is on the way!  We have been fun keeping track of how many days left.  This little "tracker" can be found in my 100 Day packet on TpT.  I love the 100th day!  Here is a little "freebie" for your 100th Day celebration.

Monday, January 28, 2013

Off to the Arctic...

Our exploration began today.  The entire week will focus on informational text and writing reports.  Today each child chose an animal to report on.  Stay tuned...


These are the information collecting sheets the students will be using.

A favorite Arctic story on animal babies.

We will use this in the computer lab tomorrow.  

Groundhog Prediction "freebie"!

It's that time when the furry little fellow gets ready to peek out.  Have fun with your class predicting this week and building data collection skills.  Michele

Friday, January 25, 2013

Arctic ...freebie

Next week we are off to the Arctic.  We are going to focus on informational text, and using detailed information to compare and contrast.  I am excited as we moving our writing into a reporting style.
I will try and keep you updated on effective ways I get the primary child to gather details for research.  Michele