Here's my daughter passed out on my classroom floor when she came in to "help" me clean my classroom this weekend.
September 30th our school recognized (because celebrate is not a good word for this occasion) the first annual Wear Orange Day. Next year I'll be better prepared with an actual orange shirt ( I own NOTHING orange, lol), but my kids and I made do with orange hearts on our hands and cheeks. Orange Shirt Day recognizes the survivors and victims of the Indian Residential Schools.
We have now studied 6 sight words (we're going very slowly to increase the chances my lower learners learn them), so on Friday we played Sight word concentration.
We've made several different fall trees to celebrate the new season. These ones are glue first for texture, then paint.
We made these Pirate glyphs from teachwithme when the Purple Pirate visited.
We finished our patterns unit in math, so I made our outside bulletin board into a brag board. It's bordered with our patterned friendship chain, the bottom features our pattern flowers, and above that is our pattern border we created as a class (pumpkin, heart, tree)
This is actually from early in the year. Each student glued popcorn kernels to a glue letter of their initial.
This will be a product I share soon. We are studying Family in Social Studies, and so made these adorable family trees.
These are our seasons apple trees we created for our first art project.
These are our torn paper Fall leaf trees. I had a lot of fun making my sample..
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