A Week in Pictures
Spiders have 8 legs.
First, we glued on 8 legs.... Then wrote#1-#8 on the legs..
Then, we glued on googly eyes. Finally, we counted the legs aloud.
Ordinal Numbers aren't easy. But we can do it! First, Second, Third...
Here Mea and Acelyn are using thier -at word family slider.
cat, mat, pat, sat, hat...
We learn about setting in "Armadillo Orange." The students drew the setting around the Armadillo. Look for the BIG orange and the green trees!
We hung them to show everyone that we know "Where Armadillo is..."
3 comments:
Kristin,
I really like your activity with the number 8. I'm sure it's one the children will remember and makes me wish I was in kindergarten!
How does it feel to teach 100%? Exhausting yet rewarding? Reflect just on this week. "What have you learned that will help you the most when you get your own classroom?" "What advice would you give to the participants who are going to be interns next year in kindergarten?"
Of course, I love the visual approach to a blog. It's good that you added captions to the pictures, as alone they tell a story, but the reader (me/us) need caption help. A visual portfolio would be interesting as well, although you would need more text to explain the pictures.
Echoing what Mrs. Morris asked, Participants at this stage wonder if they can perform like you have. I showed Participants in my 400 section a video clip of Theresa Forte and several were overwhelmed by her performance.
Kristin,
I love the pictures. You are really beginning to look and sound like a seasoned teacher. Keep those students on their toes!!!
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