My last few Fridays quickly turned into busy weekends. Then it was the middle of the next week and I still hadn't started my post! Join me as I finally link up with Five for Friday!
This crafty teacher began by having her three year old class watercolor on paper towels. Once those were dry, she placed the paper towel under the precut apple frames and trimmed along the edges. Next, she took those remnant paper towel pieces and put them behind small apple diecuts. The apple diecuts were attached with yarn making a mobile-like display. I thought this was a very creative use of diecuts and a colorful fall display!
Finally finished our Farm studies!
We graphed our favorite farm animals.
Created a farm book.
Made our own butter!
And, yes...it really was THAT exciting!
We don't always have a real fall season in the south. I remember more than a few Halloween evenings where you wouldn't wear your costume the whole night of trick or treating because it was too hot and sticky. This year, however, we're having a nice fall with perfectly comfortable weather. Perfect for picking a pumpkin!
Here's a couple of photos from my son's high school hockey team's Pumpkin Patch. They're selling pumpkins as a fundraiser so they can rent the ice rink each week for practice.
What do you do when your custodian asks if you 'd like a big cardboard box?
You let the kids paint it and turn it into a firetruck!
One of my students used the magnetic letters to spell my assistant's name.
He couldn't find a letter D for my name. We had to laugh when he decided to substitute the letter B because he said it almost sounded the same!
Have a wonderful fall weekend!
