01 December 2014
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17 November 2014
Our Class Blog: Reading, Rocks and 'Rithmetic
Our Class Blog: Reading, Rocks and 'Rithmetic: What a cozy afternoon we had during our reading party! Students snuggled up with their non-fiction books and taught their partners some new ...
Our Class Blog: Number Corner
Our Class Blog: Number Corner: Number Corner is a time each day to practice counting and computation, to look at data and to find patterns. There are 5 activities that we...
Our Class Blog: Thank you Liz, our UVM intern
Our Class Blog: Thank you Liz, our UVM intern: We said thank you and good-bye to our UVM intern, Liz. We wrote thank you cards that we gave to her with either a high five or a hug. She got the kids really excited about reading. Jill talked about her sometimes.
08 November 2014
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24 January 2014
Mrs. Hazen's Kindergarten Class Blog: Sea Creature Share #11 & 12
Mrs. Hazen's Kindergarten Class Blog: Sea Creature Share #11 & 12
Jill's assignment for the Sea Creature unit was to make a poster of a Conch. She and mama did a great job of finding three facts about the Conch:
1. High spine on the back
2. Can be a snail or a shell
3. Can be used as a musical instrument.
Oma did a great job of finding some pictures of the conch that Jill used in the poster.
Here is the result!
Jill's assignment for the Sea Creature unit was to make a poster of a Conch. She and mama did a great job of finding three facts about the Conch:
1. High spine on the back
2. Can be a snail or a shell
3. Can be used as a musical instrument.
Oma did a great job of finding some pictures of the conch that Jill used in the poster.
Here is the result!
After this, the kids used iPads to do a blog post of their sea creature and learned how to spell the name of the sea creature themselves. They used posters that were in the hallway to guide them in the spelling. Here's the one Jill used to learn how to spell "conch" in her kidblog post. She typed in the title of the post "CONCH" herself!
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