Hey TEACHERS!
Check out this EASY HALLOWEEN CENTER! Students pick a pumpkin and find its match. Students review chunk words with endings like:
–at, -an, -ar, -ed, -et, -est, -ig, -ot, -ug
a day in the life of a kindergartner.... Learning how to share, be kind, tie our shoes, learn 26 letters and sounds, use nice words and be a friend, all at once!
Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Thursday, September 20, 2012
I am NEW!
Hey Teacher Friends!
My name is Kaija Purvis and I am new to the Teacher Blogging World! I just recently got WITH it and put some products on Teachers Pay Teachers. I am totally inspired and in AWE at the creativity I see in teacher blogs that I follow, and see on TpT.
No wonder you all are educators! You are smart and creative and all of your activities look SO FUN!
If you are interested, check out my FREEBIE at Teachers Pay Teachers HERE. CaNdy CoRn EstImatIoN! What child doesn't love to work with cAnDy around this time of year!
Kaija
teach2blossom.blogspot.com
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Celebrating 100s Day
Today we celebrated 100's Day. This means we have been in school for 100 days! Wahoo! I think its more of a celebration for the teacher! Our REAL Hundred's Day was like two days after Valentine's Day and I WAS NOT letting that happen! Chaos!
Anyways, I allowed the children to dress up like old people. Only a few did, but OH.MY.HILARIOUS! We had glasses, hats, argyle sweaters, rolled up pants, suspenders and for the girls, curly hair. Oh and one girl had on a "grandma-ish" dress... come to find out her GRANDMA GAVE it to her....you know, anythings goes! We counted to 100, wrote to 100, had 100 treats....marshmallows, chocolate chips, cheetos, pretzels, M&Ms, goldfish crackers, and other stuff I can't remember. I had them pick 10 of each food, making 100. They were in LOVE. Since I am not allowed to post pictures of them, here is their artwork of what they will look like in 100 years! They are dArLing! If you look carefully, some kids change ETHNICITIES when THEY grow old! I have only a few that are not caucasian...in real life, not according to their drawings :)
Anyways, I allowed the children to dress up like old people. Only a few did, but OH.MY.HILARIOUS! We had glasses, hats, argyle sweaters, rolled up pants, suspenders and for the girls, curly hair. Oh and one girl had on a "grandma-ish" dress... come to find out her GRANDMA GAVE it to her....you know, anythings goes! We counted to 100, wrote to 100, had 100 treats....marshmallows, chocolate chips, cheetos, pretzels, M&Ms, goldfish crackers, and other stuff I can't remember. I had them pick 10 of each food, making 100. They were in LOVE. Since I am not allowed to post pictures of them, here is their artwork of what they will look like in 100 years! They are dArLing! If you look carefully, some kids change ETHNICITIES when THEY grow old! I have only a few that are not caucasian...in real life, not according to their drawings :)
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