Monday, October 10, 2011
Two New Fall Activities
I just posted two new fall activities. Head over to my blog to check them out.
Candy Corn Anyone?
I am not crazy about eating candy corn, but I am flipping over these cuties!
Head over to my blog and check out how you can download them!
Happy Fall Gang!
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Lesson Plans - You think yours are crazy!
There has been some discussion of lesson plans and so I wanted to take a moment and share mine. =)
Stop by to see! (They are crazy!)
Yuck Soup - Another Fun Alternative to Halloween!
Another fun project I like to do in October uses Joy Crowley's book Yuck Soup! It's an easy reader about monsters who put in all sorts of yucky things into a pot of soup. Who does not love yucky things in October?
We like to make Kindergarten Soup! It's much more delicious! We have each student bring in a bag or box of crackers, cookies, or whatever and mix it into one of those giant cauldron's. It's really fun and makes a great snack!
The project includes 2 parent letter options, a class book page for several grade levels (and a generic one,) and a graphing activity.
This is another great alternative to doing Halloween things at school!
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Character Pumpkin Book Report Freebie!
So we have all seen those adorable pumpkins on Pinterest where they look like the characters in our favorite stories. I pitched it to my team today and guess what we are doing for our October Family Project (so excited!)
I looked around and could not really figure out where or how or the detail of the project. So I created a letter for the project and here it is for FREE!
The letter if free of Halloween and 100% educational! Please feel free to use and share with those who may also want to do this project!
Be sure to check out my other Halloween - I mean harvest time stuff! There are a few other great freebies in there!
Free Monster Match
Who doesn't love monsters during Halloween time! So here's a free Monster Memory matching game 0-10. Have students cut and place face down. Turn over two cards and count to see if they match.
You can also send it home as practice for your families!
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