Students worked hard the two weeks before break at creating their own plays. It was so fun to see them work together to create a play of their own. The last day of school they presented their plays to the rest of the class. They were all so different and very creative.
Welcome to our classroom- where each day provides new challenges and exciting learning experiences!
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Santa Visits Newell!
Christmas Party!
Eating all the yummy treats that parents brought.
Playing musical chairs!
Making snowflake ornaments!
Thanks to Mrs. Sindelar for planning and organizing our Christmas party. Also, thank you to all the parents who donated napkins, drinks, and treats. Without the help of parents this would not have been possible. The kids really enjoyed the fun time with friends!
Class Tree!
Stuhr Field Trip!
Students making paper chains.
Stringing popcorn that we later put on our classroom tree.
Students all worked together to pop popcorn using Old Betsy. They even got to eat it when it was finished.
Braedon was the example of how men shaved.
Calling for the cows before we headed in to the cabin.
This field trip is definitely a memorable one for students. They learned about pioneer living and their Christmas traditions. I took soooooo many pictures but it would take me eternity to post them all so here is just a sneak peek. The kids really enjoyed their visit!
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Math!
Friday, December 3, 2010
Pat on the Back!
Students reading all their compliments.
Students excited about what their friends wrote to them.
This is my ALL TIME FAVORITE character lesson on caring. Students have a paper plate taped to their back and they go around and write nice things about each other on their plates. Sometimes it is hard for us to express how we fell about others so this is a perfect way to say what we need to say. It is so fun to see them reach out to each of their friends. It is definitely a bucket filling activity.
Mmmmm my favorite meal...
Each student drew their favorite meal on a plate for their pre-write. This was my example! I love eating my Grandma's meatballs, cream corn, and mashed potatoes.
The stories students created were full of many WOW words. I hope they took time to share them with their families. They also had amazing voice in them. They definitely made me hungary!
Christmas Program!
Saturday, November 27, 2010
Character Chain!
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Thanksgiving Poetry!
Can you guess which gourd is mine?
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Students each got to pick out their own gourd and use vivid details to describe what it looked like. Then, when everyone was done students traded papers with a partner and had to figure out which gourd was being described. Some of the kids did such a great job describing their gourd that their classmate was able to figure it out! It was such a fun project to end the week!
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
Maps!
Halloween!
Monday, October 25, 2010
Communities
Students worked in teams to create their very own community. They had to work to create places to live, work, play and solve problems. It was fun to see all the creativity come out! We hung the finished product in the hallway and have gotten so many compliments on how great they look.
Coming Soon: Pictures of the finished product
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Sharing our Writing!
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