We continue to work on our Fact fluency goal. This means that we can add or subtract to 5 quickly or fluently. Today we played Dice Subtraction to help us with this goal!
Tuesday, March 29, 2016
Monday, March 21, 2016
Leadership Lunch!
Leadership lunches have started in our room! Each week I watch for students demonstrating leadership or practicing the 7 Habits! Those that are "caught" get to join me for lunch!
We are hoping for some warmer days so that we can eat outside....
Congrats to last week's leaders!
We are hoping for some warmer days so that we can eat outside....
Congrats to last week's leaders!
Saturday, March 19, 2016
St. Patrick's Day Shenanigans!
What an exciting day it was! There were Leprechaun shenanigans everywhere!!
The Leprechaun visited our traps and left us gold...while making quite a mess in our room. We found clues he left all around us. Then, we used pennies to make rainbows!! That took some teamwork and planning!
The Leprechaun took the hats we made him and shrunk them to Leprechaun size! We went on a Leprechaun hunt through the school. He left us clues to follow and we finally found edible gold cookies in our classroom! What a day!!
Click the link to enjoy some of the fun: St. Patrick's Day
The Leprechaun visited our traps and left us gold...while making quite a mess in our room. We found clues he left all around us. Then, we used pennies to make rainbows!! That took some teamwork and planning!
The Leprechaun took the hats we made him and shrunk them to Leprechaun size! We went on a Leprechaun hunt through the school. He left us clues to follow and we finally found edible gold cookies in our classroom! What a day!!
Click the link to enjoy some of the fun: St. Patrick's Day
Friday, March 4, 2016
Saturday, February 27, 2016
Sunday, February 21, 2016
Thanks AT&T Pioneers!
Thanks to a generous donation from AT&T Pioneers, we are now 1:1 with iPad technology in our room!
Thursday, February 18, 2016
Bears in a Cave
This week we learned a new game that helped us develop fact fluency. We played with 10 bears and took turns hiding some of them in the cave (aka a cup). Our partners counted rest of the bears and used their math skills to determine how many bears were in the cave. You can play this game at home, too!
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