Last week we read a great book about Red-Eyed Tree Frogs and so of course we had to make some...and chart our learning!
Our bulletin board, complete with burlap.
We recorded what we learned from the book:
We did a directed drawing, with our journal entry:
This is one of my sweeties, can you believe his mom and I graduated high school together? Such a small world....and time really does fly =)
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It was perfect for my class!
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Is there anything you would love to see created? I have been in a little funk when it comes to creating, so if you have any ideas about what I might work on in the future, leave a comment below. To make it worth your while, I will choose one person to receive two packs of their choice from my TPT shop!
We love you little Red Eyed Tree Frogs with their curly tongues! The craft is cute, but the kiddo's drawings are even better! What a fun way to read that non fiction book!
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First Grade Buddies
I start my end-of-the-year rainforest unit this week so this will be a PERFECT addition! My kiddos LOVE guided drawing and these tree-frogs are the cutest...they will love it! Thanks!
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happilyteaching.blogspot.com
I would love to see a quick and fun review of Kindergarten for the beginning of the year for my firsties. The one in our series just doesn't cut it. The red eyed tree frogs are great. There is a Jeff Corwin video when he goes to a rainforest and holds one. My kids love watching it.
ReplyDeleteHow about something with owls? Life cycle, pellets? I love owls! :O)
ReplyDeleteI love that book. I read it early in the year. My kids are always fascinated with red-eyed tree frogs and talk about them throughout the year. I love the idea of doing a directed drawing journal entry. Thanks for the idea! Your craft is cute!
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ReplyDeleteLove the frogs! Would love some daily morning practice sheets. Maybe that have some Math and LA standards in them. Something that would onyl take them about 15-20 minutes while we got settled in for the day!
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Kristi
We are reviewing base 10, 2d/3d shapes, addition & subtraction for rest of year. Those are the things my kiddos struggled with so we are going back to it. I teach Kindergarten - and for the most part we are really picking it up with the writing/reading. We have 4 more sight words left to learn! :) May finish that up in next week and a half since they are reading more fluently now. May need more fluency as well (phrasing, etc)
ReplyDeleteRebecca
ilove2teach06@yahoo.com
Thanks for sharing! Animal activities are always fun for the students!
ReplyDeleteJohn
Elementary Special Education
Owl Math?? or something to do with animals
ReplyDeleteI would love to see some hands on math activities! :)
ReplyDeleteCute frogs. Maybe some measurement or other math skills to go with them.
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imgoingfirst@gmail.com
I know what you mean, I have 14 days left, and I seem to be seriously dragging!!!!
ReplyDeleteAngela
The Daily Alphabet
I love all of your products! I would love to see some cute crafts to go along with Nursery Rhymes. A whole pack with math and literacy! I would also like a farm unit. :)
ReplyDeleteMaja
Too cute!! We love all of your crafts!!
ReplyDeleteWe are finishing the year with our ocean unit. How about some ocean creature crafts??
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Stacey White
swhite@cfc.k12.wi.us
The frogs are super cute :)
ReplyDeleteSue
theverybusykindergarten
I love the tree frogs! I think anything that has to do with math and animals would be super!
ReplyDeleteMichelle
Mjaquillard@oregoncs.org
I love all your simple crafts! Would love to see any crafts that the little ones can independently! :)
ReplyDeletesmontano9@cox.net
oh my gosh the directed drawing of the tree frogs are adorbs! Such a great craft too. Love how they are simple but still unique. =)
ReplyDeleteAndrea
andreakornfeind@gmail.com
Worms, snails, bees, and especially a unit on birds. I have been trying to find something to go along with my bird theme and there is a lot on chickens but I would love a unit on backyard birds
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