Oh my, the shenanigans have already started!
Those sneaky leprechauns have left green footprints all over and have messed with a few things in our classroom! In fact, they turned all the papers for math & literacy mini-size and replaced the crayons and pencils with mini ones! Even more, they left a note on each of their traps and a necklace for each child!
We will be on the lookout ALL day for more of their suspicious leprechaun activity...
KinderWriting: How to Catch a Leprechaun
After hearing the story How to Catch a Leprechaun, the kids will write three things they would wish for if they caught one.
Those sneaky leprechauns have left green footprints all over and have messed with a few things in our classroom! In fact, they turned all the papers for math & literacy mini-size and replaced the crayons and pencils with mini ones! Even more, they left a note on each of their traps and a necklace for each child!
We will be on the lookout ALL day for more of their suspicious leprechaun activity...
KinderWriting: How to Catch a Leprechaun
After hearing the story How to Catch a Leprechaun, the kids will write three things they would wish for if they caught one.
This is the last day of this unit where we use the terminology 'and' & 'make'. The kids will be combining numbers that make 10 by using the story Ten for Me by Barbara Mariconda, a number bond board and connecting cubes.
Lucky Charms Graphing
Lucky Charms Graphing
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