We used Mud Walk by Joy Cowley for Shared Reading.
We sequenced the story.
We created characters to act out the retelling. (Thanks Pinterest!)
We also retold Mud Walk by using animal crackers as our characters and chocolate icing as our mud!
We used a barn graphic organizer to focus on writing leads and wrapping up our stories (endings). We used the story Giggle, Giggle, Quack for our writing.
For Math I created an even and odd gameboard. My students rolled the dice, moved that number of spaces, stated the number, and identified the number as even or odd. Click below for your copy of the game. I actually created 2 versions of this game to share...one has numbers...and the other is blank. Feel free to write in your own numbers, addition sentences, word wall words, etc...
(Graphics by DJ Inkers. Fonts by Kevin and Amanda)
And lastly, a couple of pictures from the actual farm day! My firsties had a BuuLAST!
Wooo...that was ALOT...now on to Fancy Nancy Splendiforous Christmas and a Campus Wide Grinchmas!!!
The paper plate farm animals are too cute! I love how they turned out. I'll save this for next year. Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteYour paper plate farm animals are adorable and I love how everything in your classroom is so nicely labeled and organized. You have some great ideas for centers! So glad I found you via Pinterest! :)
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MaryLea
Very good material for teaching kids about domestic and wild animals.paper plate all the way.thanks alot for sharing
ReplyDeleteVery good material for teaching kids about domestic and wild animals.paper plate all the way.thanks alot for sharing
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