November Morning Work

I used a head-scratcher, and I think Model-Magic

and stuck it in those little pots.

There is a clear dish with beads that the

children will "lace" onto the 'branches'

Lacers from Target

 Geoboards 

Those rubber bands, I think, are for doing hair lol

Turkey Feather Colors

from HERE using Unifix/snap cubes.

November Morning Bins

 Geoboard 

Those rubber bands, I think, are for doing hair lol

Turkey Feather Colors

from HERE using Unifix cubes.

Lacers from Target

I used a head-scratcher and I think Model-Magic

and stuck it in those little pots.

There is a clear dish with beads that the

children will "lace" onto the 'branches'

All things Spring

Spring centers 

Cup stack- always a hit! 

I picked these cups up at Dollar Tree.

Geoboard challenge

Grab them here.

Playdough mats here.

Here are our pointers

rainbow tree and rainbow puff

frog and green star pointer

The frog thing is a watering can that holds our pointers :)

Leprechaun Brew from here.

Spring letter trace

rainbow patterns here

I drew a rainbow on butcher board paper. 

They will match these frogs to the colors 

on the rainbow.

Build the number here.

Raining Shapes here.

Our sensory bin.

I took strips of construction paper and wrapped packing tape around when I didn't have duct tape.

We celebrated Very Hungry Caterpillar day!!!

We did a scavenger hunt.

These "posters" came from Dollar Tree.

I think you're supposed to hang these up :)

We searched for all things red.

Then we talked about what was red- then we put them away.

We followed with orange

We rainbow wrote in small groups. Pip, IYKYK :)

We read letter of the day.

Read more HERE. 

This week's morning work:

Roll and trace from HERE.

Shamrock Color by Shape.

My students will find and put together these puzzles.

I may add dice and or tongs to this center.

Here's my updated rainbow name.

I wrote each of their names in

rainbow order with smelly markers.

Journals:

Friendship week recap and morning bins

To celebrate 2-22-22 we made matching pairs of foods. I put half the pairs up first and they had to find the matching pair.  Then in journals, we drew 4 matching pairs.

 

I think they did wonderful!!!!!!

On to the morning bins:

following the patterns was super hard for them to accomplish!

I am still working on finding who made this-

this is my example and I have no idea where the original one is and

 there is no name on it waaaaaaa :(

WOOHOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Grab yours HERE!!!!!!!!!!!

Target had a numbers one and an alphabet one...

but I need 3 for morning bins.

I put a container from Dollar Tree filled with different beads.

I used this puzzle from Dollar Tree.

I had to tape it down so it would stay put.

Here is our monthly scissor skills sheet.

They trace the line with the high lighter and then cut.

I sing, they sing, "Don't go cutting my heart"

I found these felt cupcakes at Dollar Tree.

They go perfectly with Pete the Cat.

We made concentric hearts.

I also taught them how to make hearts by making

two circles next to each other and adding a "V"

We read the rock book Love You When and then

we add these rocks to our centers.

Here was our sensory bin.

*Purple and pink rice

*cupcake liners

*measuring spoons

*heart ice cube trays

*see through hearts

*heart erasers

play dough fun

How we used purple/pink gems from Dollar Tree

for finding matching letters.