Introducing our new and improved morning message. Thanks to the talented Mrs. Jump for the inspiration. Phonics, sentence structure, conventions, review, and MANNERS. They get it all!
We made a circle map to organize all our new learning. And we learned a lot! The children used this and our books as a resource for their nonfiction writing.
This is how we organized our new learning for alligators. I gave each child a sticky note and they wrote one fact to share with the class. Then I read all the facts. They were able to come up and grap a sticky note to help them write their nonfiction writing.
We learned a big word, Nocturnal. I love that someone posted a fact using our big word. Such little smarties.
Don't you just love kinder invented spelling.
Here are some of the animals we have made so far. DARLING!
We made a circle map to organize all our new learning. And we learned a lot! The children used this and our books as a resource for their nonfiction writing. 
This is how we organized our new learning for alligators. I gave each child a sticky note and they wrote one fact to share with the class. Then I read all the facts. They were able to come up and grap a sticky note to help them write their nonfiction writing. 
2 comments:
Very cute! Where did you get your patterns for the animals?
The patterns are from Deanna Jump's zoo unit on TPT
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