I hope that everyone is having a great summer. Sunshine, outdoors, and reading of course! I’d love to hear about the great books that you’re reading and other fun you’re having. Send me a comment in the comment section below, or you can always use your student email.
I hope everyone has a fantastic summer vacation! Be sure to check my blog throughout the summer for summer reading suggestions and activities!
I hope that everyone is enjoying this beautiful sunny afternoon! The sky is a beautiful blue, and the clouds are whispy and white. These are called Cirrostratus clouds and are very high in the sky. Listen to the story The Cloud Book by Tomie dePaola. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eS5uN0RuIHI .
Click on the link below to learn more about clouds. This is from the the Worldbook Encyclopedia for Kids in MEL (Michigan Electronic Library), which can be found on the class links on the right side of my blog.
https://www.worldbookonline.com/kids/home?subacct=O6106#article/ar830369
Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday are officially “no school” days. Monday is Memorial Day, the day we remember those who died in military service for our country. This weekend is also the Eid, Happy Eid and Ramadan to all who celebrate!
So were you able to identify the book characters made from Play-doh? Here are the answers I had in mind- the pigeon from Don’t let the Pigeon Stay Up Late, the caterpillar from The Very Hungry Caterpillar, a pig from Elephant and Piggy or The Three Little Pigs, a fish from The Pout-Pout Fish, and a frog from Froggy plays Soccer. Good work everyone!
This weekend we had some fun making the main characters from some of our favorite books. We used Play-doh to make the characters. Can you guess what they are? Put your answers in the comment section below and we’ll see how many you can guess. I’ll put the answers here on Thursday.
Be creative and make some of your favorite characters or scenes from books. You can use paper and pencil, crayons, markers, clay, sidewalk chalk, whatever you like. Have fun!
Sorry this is a little late for the month of May, but have fun with these activities!
Enjoy this beautiful weeknd by playing Bingo in your own yard! Using the three Bingo boards pictured here as examples, enjoy the great outdoors while developing vocabulary, reading, and observation skills. Be the first to spot five items in a row, either horizontally, vertically, or diagonally and win the game!.
Use a sheet of paper and a pencil to make your own Bingo cards or work with the ones on the screen. However you do it, have fun!
When you’re done, come inside and enjoy a story from https://www.storylineonline.net/
Sometimes we just need some time to realx and be calm. Especially during these times that can be quite challenging. Take a look at the link below and check out some ways to relax and take a break. Have a great weekend!
