I’ve finally gotten back into the swing of products and blogging- I think. It’s not been 10 days between posts and I think I know another couple posts I’ll be doing in the next few weeks. That’s remarkable for how I’ve been the last month or so. Most teachers get in their funk about this time of year (or March-ish). I’m usually coming out of my funk by then. My funk is like the end
Did you get some great stuff during the TpT sale? Traffic from the Jackpot was CRAAAAAZY! I had over 5,000 downloads on my unit. I hope you all enjoyed it! Thank you to all of you that purchased from me during the sale as well! I hope you got everything you need to push you to the end of the year! Our kindergarteners have begun studying life cycles with ladybugs and painted lady butterflies. Their
An important part of science in the primary grades is beginning to observe scientifically. Students learn to observe with more than just their eyes, and use their ears and measuring tools to record more precisely. I created these scientific observation journals to help kindergarten students record their observations during their classroom study on life cycles. Students recorded the life cycle stage, drew a picture,and wrote about what they saw. Because weather is the science unit
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