Meet Sarah of The Fabulous First Grade! But now Sarah is teaching Kindergarten…the best grade EVER!
Sarah says: “Nothing is hopeless, it’s possible for every child to be successful, even your special friends 🙂 Hopefully some of my ideas and products will help put you in this mindset!”
Recently, Sarah sent me her Fall math and literacy centers! They’re so cute and fun! I’ve printed them and they’re ready for the ‘staches when we return next week! They’re seriously cute! I especially love the Pumpkin Power letter game!
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Sarah has also agreed to give one lucky winner her Fallin’ For Fall centers! And i’m throwing in my newest Common Core creation! Check out Scotty Scarecrow!
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21 comments
I love to teach my kids about bats using Norma Gentner's B-B-B-Bats big book & sing along! Then, of course, make handprint bats! 🙂
Love your Fabulous Friends Friday idea!
LeAnne
Hangin' with Mrs. Cooper
I love to teach my kids about pumpkins and apples. My overall favorite thing is making apple pie. We are schedule for next Friday! Many pictures to come!!
Christin shiftingteacherk2@gmail.com
Shifting Teacher K-2
This year I am spending two weeks learning about bats with my little monsters! We are using your bat ten frames and Target dollar spot Halloween erasers to fill in the ten frames. The kiddos are super excited! I love the Fabulous Friends Friday idea! Great fun! I'm a big fan of your blog!
So fun! We are starting a 2-week bat & owl unit next week. We are making vocabulary books for all the new terms we'll learn. I'm excited to get started!
Oh! The Loveless Cafe! I hear that it's the stuff DREAMS are made of! My all-time favorite ice cream, Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams, makes a Loveless biscuit & peach jam ice cream that is RIDICULOUS! I started a low-carb diet this week and will live vicariously through your dinner, okay? It sounds amazing!!!!
The landscaping looks awesome! You'll be SO glad when it's finished!
Have a great weekend!
Alisha
First Grade Follies
alisha@firstgradefollies.com
I love teaching about nocturnal animals. We study Bats and owls. This year we are even going to attempt to dissect owl pellets. I am super excited to see the looks on the kiddos faces. The landscaping is looking fabulous. Loved the house tour video the other day! Thanks for sharing.
~Laura
luvarbon2@sbcglobal.net
I love everything about fall leaves pumpkins and the colors. I love to read Scarecrows and do Deanna Jump's unit with my students.
Shyrayoung@yahoo.com
I love teaching about bats! We just finished the week up with bats and next we are learning about owls.
Dthomas@limacityschools.org
I started teaching about bats with your bat unit. I have never taught about bats before and now it will be a yearly event. My kiddos went crazy for bats. They want to make bat hats too! They knew so much about bats already…who knew! Thanks for all your great supports and putting in the time to make them!
keg919301@msn.com
Love your 5 for Fridays! Your backyard looks incredible! I enjoy Halloween Sensory in my classroom. Before our Halloween party we will do this, I get canned food and students are blindfolded. They put their hands in different food items such as asparagus (witch fingers), cooked spaghetti (goblin guts), kidney beans (kidneys), olives (eyeballs), etc. Then students have to guess what they're touching while they're blindfolded. They absolutely LOVE it!!! It is messy, but its fun – and learning takes place! One other Fall activity I enjoy is There Was An Old Lady Who Wasn't Afraid of Anything. I wrap this book into my scarecrow unit.
🙂 Becca
rowen967@gmail.com
I love teaching the book “The Little Old Lady Who Wasn't Afraid of Anything”! Such a great book for retelling and to get out those extra wiggles this time of year!
Carla
bcc_carla@yahoo.com
My K4 kiddos and I are into pumpkins. We paint Picasso pumpkins and visit the pumpkin farm each year. We went today and had a wonderful time.
sgaudynski@gmail.com
I've just started stalking your blog and I am in LOVE! This is my first year teaching (and in kindergarten!), so I am still discovering all of my “favorite” activities! We are going on a nature walk next week in the woods behind our school and I am super excited for that! We are going to be using our 5 senses as well as collecting leaves and acorns and doing a graphing activity 🙂
Thanks for sharing all of your wonderful ideas!
Sarah
darkowsl@miamioh.edu
I love teaching my students about bats. We do a super fun bat skeleton art project with q-tips!
-Andrea
alwayskindergarten@gmail.com
Making the paper bag pumpkins is always fun and the handprint turkey t-shirts too!
Mariann
brown.mariann@yahoo.com
One of the things we make during halloween is ghost toast. We put bread in the toaster and then use a ghost cookie cutter to cut out a ghost. The students spread cream cheese on the toast and use raisins for eyes.
Katrina
lessonplansandlollipops@gmail.com
Lesson Plans and Lollipops
We are carving pumpkins next week and roasting the pumpkins seeds! I can't wait!
Heather
hvankuiken@gmail.com
The Land of I Can
My favorite activity – your scarecrow glyph! Everything is ready to go for next week!
Stacey
stacey_lynch82@yahoo.com
I love all things pumpkin! I like to sing 5 Little Pumpkins and use different character voices for each of the pumpkins. Then we watercolor a night sky, use popsicle sticks to build a fence and decorate 5 jack-o-lanterns to put on top. I love how they all come out so different!
I love teaching nocturnal animals. higgystyx@yahoo.com
I love teaching skeletons at this time of the year. We talk about the difference between real and Halloween skeletons, and use Dr. Jean's Macarana Bones to learn the names of some of our bones.
tonyalambert13@yahoo.com