Summer Time Syllables

Here is a beachy two syllable activity.  Have a wonderful summer!!Summer Time Syllables

Bunny Hoppin

                           Bunny Hopping


                                                                             

Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss!!

            
            Horton Hunts for Glued Sounds

                 One Fish Two Fish Graphing

                           Here is the link:  Google Draw Venn Diagram

Valentine Decomposing Leading to a Ten

Here is the Link: 
 Valentine Decomposing Leading To A Ten

Valentine Make a Ten

                       

                 

  To edit just click Valentine Make a Ten then make a copy.

Recap Fun

Just tried  Recap!!  It is a free response and reflection App.  Students can video their learning and share it with teachers and parents.  Students can also use the app to share information with peers.  I am using it for Retellings in my classroom.  Love it!!

Olaf Equal or Not Equal Equations

Click here for : Olaf Equal or Not Equal

Just make a copy and it is yours!!  Happy New Year!!

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The Grinch Comparing Two Digit Numbers

I love the Grinch!!  Click on the link and make a copy.  Happy Holidays! Help the Grinch

Gingerbread Mix Up

                  Gingerbread Mix-up

Here is a cute activity for Glued Sounds.  Make a copy and it is yours.


           

               

3D Shape Sort

Here is a Google Draw I just made for 3D shapes.  Just make a copy and it is yours.

3D shape sort

Franklin's Thanksgiving Playposit

I have created a close read video lesson for Franklin's Thanksgiving.  It has recorded prompts/feedback for students that cannot read yet Enjoy!! Click the link below:

Franklin's Thanksgiving

Seesaw

I am using a new tool this year called Seesaw.  My students are using it for their Science Notebooks.

These are the features:

Students can "show what they know" using photos, videos, drawings, text, PDFs, and links.  You can also import directly from most popular apps. When students add to their Seesaw journal, content is uploaded, organized by student, and immediately accessible to teachers from any device.  Seesaw makes it easy for students and teachers to review progress over time and demonstrate growth.  Seesaw portfolios are a great asset at parent teacher conferences or even student-led conferences.

Here is a glimpse at our first Seesaw Assignment:  This works like Google Classroom.  These assignments were linked into their Seesaw Science Notebook.

Step 1:  Students watched this video: The Three Little Pigs

Step 2: We created a padlet to brainstorm our ideas and questions.

Step 3: Students were given this Challenge:

You have some building materials that you can use to create a house for the three little pigs. The house must withstand the strong wind of the big bad wolf. You can use unifix cubes, dominoes, pattern blocks and colored tiles to create your models. Use the photo tool and video tool to record your ideas and new learning. When you finish your model please bring it up to challenge the Big Bad Wolf . If it blows down, talk about how you can redesign your house. Were there parts of your design that worked? What can you add or change to make your model stronger?

Step 4:  Students created a video to discuss their models designs and redesigns.