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Logan Bernard was our Star of the
Week! Congratulations Logan!
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There was great excitement as we placed the
dinosaur egg in a large container of water to see what would happen. There was even more excitement as the egg
began to hatch. Visitors were asked to
come in and see what was happening. The
big fear was what if the dinosaur hatched and got out of the jar and was
running around the school when we were home this week-end?
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Digging into the sand box to discover
dinosaur related words. I believe the
most popular words were fossil, scientist, and paleontologist! When you are finished you play a dinosaur
board game.
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Fill the dinosaur shape with pattern blocks
and then record how many of each block was on your dinosaur. When you finished this job you play Dress the
dinosaur with a partner. You turn over two number cards and whoever had the
highest card put a plate on their dinosaur.
Continue until all the dinosaur plates were gone.
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Measuring dinosaur bones with links, cars, Lego,
and blocks. Record how many of each item
it took to measure the bones.
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This was the favorite work job this week. Erupting
Volcanoes!!! First add some baking soda
and then the vinegar! The excitement was
awesome!!! Before they got to this job they went clipboard cruising around the
room. There were ten dinosaur footprints with numbers and pictures on them. On
your clipboard were ten dinosaur footprints and as you discovered each
footprint you recorded the sounds you heard for each picture. Ex; number 3 had
a picture of a cat – c, ct, or cat were all correct.
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Dinosaur footprint clipboard cruising!
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During learning centre time Logan created
an magnetic house for his ninja turtle.
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Printing the words discovered in the sand
box!
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| Dress the Dinosaur Game! |
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Dinosaur floor puzzle. The class had to work together to complete
it! We have another floor dinosaur
puzzle for next week.
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The train set is always a popular
choice. The track can be put together many
different ways.
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Everyone was given a whiteboard and asked
to print the alphabet and the numbers to ten.
Many of the children continue to struggle to hold a pencil/marker
properly. I remind them to pinch and
flip. I also have given some students
pencil grips to use when using a pencil.
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Help Dinosaur find her Eggs game that was used after digging
and printing the dinosaur related words.
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