Yes folks, this post is long and loaded with pictures.
Sit back with a glass of tea or a cup of joe and enjoy.
Space ship, space ship!
Take me away!
Pattern Block Space Creations
I had the kids create these drawings the first morning of our unit. When they entered the classroom, I had the solar system hanging from the ceiling {pics below}. All I asked them to do was illustrate what they knew about our solar system. Pretty amazing drawings. I just LOVE my kids!!!
Hard at work
Inflatable Solar System from Learning Resources
Back here on Earth, we enjoyed our CUH-RAZY abnormal warm March on the playground.
Did I mention that I LOVE these kids?!?!?!
St. Patrick's Day Fun
Painting our Rainbows |
Making crepe paper clouds and rainbows |
counting..... |
.....and eating Skittles. |
Lucky the Leprechaun left us a surprise along with instructions. We had to add 8 cups of milk {he obviously shops at Kroger since on of my Littles mentioned that she gets the same 2% milk that he left}, into the dry powder. It magically turned GREEN, then we all had to take a turn shaking the mix up while we repeated this chant:
Leprechaun, Leprechaun
Shamrocks seen.
Magic powder
GREEN, GREEN, GREEN
We put the mix back into the fridge to cool, then enjoyed the treat {pistachio pudding} after lunch.
Think BIG! Eat SMART!
World's Finest Chocolate stopped at St. Pius X last week along their national tour. They talked with the kids about eating smart and staying active. When eating a chocolate bar the suggested rule is eat one part, share one part, and save the last part for another day.
HMMMMM, I don't know about you! But when it comes to eating a chocolate bar there
ARE.NO.RULES. ; )
Here are my kids getting their groove on.
Here is the world's LARGEST chocolate bar.
A TON of chocolate here before us {and during Lent for crying out loud-talk about temptation} - YIKES!
And finally...I am very proud to say that
all the marbles have been earned this year! Which means we will celebrate tomorrow with a scrumdiddlyumptious root beer float party {with toppings}. Pictures of the celebration to follow.
Have a terrific week friends!
A week and a half until spring break!
{but who's counting}
I enjoyed your post. Cute kids! I love the space blow-ups. I would love to have those.
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Beautiful pictures! I love the pictures they made with shapes!
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Tanya, The pattern block activity and the cut and paste shapes into rocket ships both look like fun! Where can I get those blow up planets? They look awesome. Renee
ReplyDeleteI am so glad that I just found your blog! I love the pictures. I am your newest follower! I would like to pass on The Lovely Blog Award to you. Please stop by my new blog to pick it up!
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