The children building their 5 Senses Bear |
What did I ever do without my Elmo?
The finished product! Bells on the ears, wiggle eyes, cotton ball sprayed with perfume, raffia paws and a stick of Big Red gum for the tongue! I must say this was SO much fun. |
This is our interactive writing on Rainbows. The children helped write the color words and created the rainbow with bingo dotters as we recalled our experiment. |
We discovered that when we break the light the colors fall out. This was dictated by my children after our prism investigation.
|
The children created these to take home. |
OK, I can see where you have so much up your sleeve that you would have to give a workshop! The five senses teddy bear is fantastic-so tactile. I was in Dollar Tree today and saw the bingo markers and wondered how I could use them-your rainbow would be so much fun. I'm showing this to my team tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteI love it all! You are so good at "theme" stuff!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Julies!
ReplyDeleteJulie H.- Are you all on Tt this week? I was trying to fit in my 5 senses "stuff" with Tt. I kept praying and God gave me an idea. I truly mean that. I think He looks down and says, "Poor girl. I know you'll not sleep another wink if I don't give you an idea. Here you go." :-)
I did the rainbow Brown Bear week - colors, shapes, etc. Since National Boards I've tried to "rethink" my science lessons. If you think of a way to fuse in math let me know. The math should prove the science - does that make sense?
I love these activities, especially the sensory writing chart! So cute!
ReplyDeleteThanks! We had a great time with these units.
ReplyDelete