It’s been a busy week and past weekend! I can’t believe October is almost over! I didn’t get to all the things I wanted to…so owls, bats and spiders will be pushed to November. But here are a few things we’ve done this week and the previous week.
Pumpkin Life Cycle Writing
We created torn paper pumpkins and then wrote about how a pumpkin seed grows into a pumpkin. The students had a ball tearing paper for their pumpkins.
Click on the picture below if you’d like the writing paper we used.
The following ideas come right from Mrs. Carroll at The First Grade Parade. Thanks for the inspiration!
Today we described the outside of our pumpkin and completed descriptive sentences. Tomorrow we will cut open our class pumpkin and describe the inside.
Click here for your copy.
Yesterday we read I Where’s My Mummy and completed our mummy activity! Mrs. Carroll again!
Last week during Work on Writing the students completed a Pumpkin Fact paper.
Click on the picture for your copy.
Math Stations this week:
Completing Hallo-weeny Number Order
These students are completing Start With Get To. This really helps with counting from any number.
These students are completing Hallo-Weeny Number Order on the Promethean board.
Spider Spider on the Promethean board.
Shake Those Beans for Ten
Completing our Hop Along Halloween Frog skip counting (by 5s) activity.
Two weeks ago our Reading Street story was Get the Egg and last week was The Animal Park. Here are the writing sheets my students had to complete during work on writing.
Told you it was a long post. I hope you can find things you can use…I have tons more freebies so I’ll return on Thursday. Have a great day tomorrow!
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ReplyDeleteThanks a bunch for the pumpkin freebies. We are not allowed to do anything Halloween-themed at our school so I wanted to do some Pumpkin activities on Friday!
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Hi Ms. Patterson! Here's the link to the vowel pockets and cards: http://oceansoffirstgradefun.blogspot.com/2011/08/before-meets-after.html
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Ms. A
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Colleen :)
I LOVE LOVE LOVE all your creations. I follow you on facebook! I tried to download the First, Next.. Pumpkin sequence but when I click on the picture it just takes me to a login for Google Docs. HELP!! Thanks for Sharing!!!!
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ReplyDeleteLove all the pumpkin stuff. My kids really respond to these fun learning activities. I definitely printed out some for my file next year.
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