Smores!!!
This was the children's idea and we turned it into a lesson!
The joy of play based learning!!!!
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| Thank you Raelyn for the supplies. |
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| Procedural writing |
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| Shared writing |
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| Yummy!!! |
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| We continue to do shared writing. We are working on spacing. |
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| We are using sight words to make sentences. |
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Non- Fiction Learning about worms:
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| A real worm! |
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| Measuring using inch worms |
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| Non-fiction writing |
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| What we know, what we want to learn and what we learned. |
We made hot chocolate. It came in handy when it was -20 outside!
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| Pour mix in cup. |
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| Teacher adds warm water. |
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| Mix it. |
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| Yummy! |
We did how to make butter- See first page of BLOG.
Then Jocelyn did it at her learning center....WOW!
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| This is how Jocelyn makes pop. |
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| Procedural Writing in Kindergarten with inventive spelling!WOW! |
What is procedural writing in kindergarten?
Procedural writing is to tell how to do something.
Through shared writing (teacher and student sharing the pen)we wrote together the steps of getting dressed for Winter. Look at our kindergarten writers! Wow- What a great job!!!
