Showing posts with label holiday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holiday. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

One More Lucky Center Activity!

We ended our St. Patrick's Day week with a Lucky Charms graphing activity and a delicious green and frothy fizzy drink!  Have you ever done this with your boys and girls?  They loved this so much that I created another graph and bagged up another box of cereal so that they could do it by themselves during our 123Math Center time! 
 

I'm pretty sure that my kiddies loved the graphing just as much as they loved the snacking!  They couldn't wait to get the marshmallows organized and on the graph so that they could start munching on the cereal!


I have the kiddies put the cereal they don't eat back in the baggie it came in so that they can eat it after lunch or at home.  They can share the activity at home with their parents and tell all about the marshmallow graphing!  Charming!

 
Thanks for checking out our classroom and reading about our activities!
I appreciate you!
Kim
 

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Check Out My Teacher Store!

I've been working to create some new activities for my classroom kiddies and I thought that others might like to see what I've been working on and maybe use it too!  So, I've put some of my activities on Teachers Pay Teachers!  Check out my 100 Under Construction Freebie and my Groundhog's Day Mini Book!  I hope you like it and can use it with your Kindergarten kiddies!


                       
 
             100 Under Construction - A Math Unit       
                                                                                                            Groundhog's Day Mini Book
 
 

Saturday, November 17, 2012

Kimmie's Cooking in Kindergarten!

This week, we read the story, "Stone Soup" and talked all about the story and the idea of sharing!  All the boys and girls brought in a something to share and we put it all in the crockpot and made the most delicious veggie soup ever!  Even the most finicky eaters liked it!  We also made homemade butter to spread on bread so that we could eat it with our soup!  The kiddies had a little taste of how much work it takes to create butter from whipping cream!  Their arms were so tired from all the shaking!  It was delicious!