Tuesday, March 6, 2012

America!!! A little late:)

O.K. So, I'm a little late posting about this!!...O.K. maybe A LOT late!;) I've just been so totally exhausted lately and my blog has definitely suffered because of it! So, sorry!!!
O.K, so on to the pictures:)
One of my favorite things about this week is the bulletin board!!!! I LOVE doing this bulletin board! It always turns out soooo stinkin cute and the parents just LOVE it! No matter how many cute projects we do in a year, parents always tell me that this is one of their favorites....one that they keep forever:) Always love hearing that!

Here's a close-up of some of the silhouettes.


Most of these look exactly like the kids! Want to know how I get them so precise? I just take a picture of their profile. Then, I open the picture on my computer screen. I put a white piece of paper on the screen and trace it right from my computer:)
Here are the centers we did that week. I still haven't put the finishing touches on them to post them on TPT:( I will have them posted soon incase you are wanting any for next year:)

scrambled sight words:
you can see I differentiated by coloring and underlining the letter that it starts with for my approaching kiddos.
 Matching pictures to words:
This one is differentiated by putting matching colored dots on the back so my approaching level kiddos can self-check.

  A CVC word game:

Subtracting using pennies:
 Addition
  Counting dimes and pennies:
 Numbers-before and after:

Here are our Georges and Abes:) The Abes are from Deanna Jumps America Unit! What an AMAZING unit!!!! If you have not checked it out-make sure you do for next year!!!!!!!
 We did a George and Abe Vinn Diagram:
Here are some other things we did from Deanna's America Unit:
EVERYONE in the building was amazed by how big the Statue of liberty's foot really is in "real life":)
 Here are a couple of examples of our response sheets after we measured to see if our class was longer or shorter than her foot;)


 OMGoodness!!! How cute are these step by step drawings of the Statue of Liberty!?


Why is the Statue of Liberty Green?? My kinders ABSOLUTELY LOVED this experiment!!!! Thanks, Deanna!


That's it:) Hope you got something from this SUPER late post:) I will be back with some more spring-timeish units soon....think rainbows and frogs:)


3 comments:

  1. I really need to look into the penny experiment.

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  2. Thank you so much for the great pictures and great ideas! I love your blog.

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    Kim
    http://smartkindercookies.blogspot.com

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