Well, I have tons of skeleton things & we were reading The Little Red Hen, to discuss characters & setting...so I thought how about healthy food/body/bones! We'd wrap up Halloween, dig deeper into the bones they explored from owl pellets, & we could make bread - TA DA everything all tied up!
So in the afternoons we set out making bone books - for the past 2 weeks we've really worked on unscrambling sentences...to recognize that sentences need: 1. A capital letter at the beginning. 2. End marks at the end. 3. Spaces between words. & 4. Pictures need labels & details!!
My Kinders are getting it - just look:
Then once all 4 sentences were unscrambled...I pulled out the Q-tips & we decorated a skeleton for the cover of our bone books:
Finally, we discussed healthy eating for our bones & sorted things that were good/bad for our bones!
And since we read The Little Red Hen all week - we made bread! It turned out GREAT, again. The children really enjoyed some of the variations to this tale:
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| Billie Armadilly makes chili, not bread. It has a fun twist at the end - a great lesson for friendship & forgiveness. |
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| Iguana's throwing a party...no one wants to help. Will they get an invitation...do they deserve one? |
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| Out of the Egg, a next generation LRH book! |
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| Who doesn't LOVE pizza! |
Hope you had a great 1st week in November - I DID. {Celebrated my birthday & a SWEET Kinder brought me a honey stick sampling...and 1 for each student! I love how thoughtful they are, don't you?!?!}
Miss Kristan King
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