Peek at my Week-Groundhog Week!
He’s back! I sort of love the non-pressure of Groundhog’s Day!
A new month means it is time of me to swap out my monthly staples! Our writing station is up and ready for February!
I am ready for President’s Day… Knock on wood… we will not have a snow make-up day that day.
We have not seen much snow here in Missouri this year, but we are playing games like we have!
Differentiated Cubes can be found HERE.
My class never gets tired of the overhead station.
We also have our predictable sentence station ready for the month of February.
I am going to ask them to write two sentences while they are here starting next week. Time to kick it up a notch.
Our poem…
I love this book. It is pretty cute and will be in our listening station this week. Students will be sequencing the story as a response.
AND… here are a few of our math stations.
Large foam dice are found HERE. Snap Cubes are found HERE.
Spinners can be found HERE.
I will use this as one of my activities at my small group table. I anticipate it will be too challenging for many of my students, so I will add support.
Have a great week!!!
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Deedee Wills
My teaching career allowed me to experience teaching in different classroom environments and grades. My heart belongs to early childhood education. My job is to make teaching FUN, ENGAGING, and EASIER. Welcome!
Hi, I'm DeedeE.
My teaching career allowed me to experience teaching in different classroom environments and grades. My heart belongs to early childhood education. My job is to make teaching FUN, ENGAGING, and EASIER. Welcome!
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Thanks for such a visual post…love the vocabulary cards at the writing station and the overheads!
I was wondering what are some of the things you do with your content area books?
I love your I can cards! I need to add those to my buckets!
Linda
Down the Learning Road
Your week looks like lots of fun! Very engaging!
LOVE your cards with the pictures! Great way to display vocabulary words, students can create their own definitions and understand each word better! Your week looks like so much fun! 🙂
Fishing for Education
How are your dice made?
I purchased the blank dice through Amazon. They are called differentiated cubes.