Halloween Trick-or-Treat, Popcorn Hands, and Spider Hats

Alabama/Auburn Reading Challege

Congratulations on completing your Reading Challenge!!!

Mrs. Fine's Kindergarten Class Blog

Blogging for my students is something new that I want to try.  I have created a blog page for my class.  I hope that all of my students can improve and grow in their reading and language skills by participating in a Kidblog page created just for my class.  I think that this is a great way to provide more technology for my students. I am looking for more ways to find out more about my students and this is exciting.  I hope we can use it to share what we are learning in science and math.

Happy blogging to all of my students!  See you on our blog page. 

If you would like to start your own teacher blog page for your students, please visit the Kidblog page.  They have a blog page with some great information if you would like to visit their blog page.  Karen Davison, a teacher from Vermont, offers these tips from her kindergarten students:   My students came up with the following blogging tips:

• Make sure you have a title.
• Write at least 2-3 thoughts about your idea.
• Take a picture of what you want to share and ask Mrs. D. to help you put your picture on your blog.
• Leave spaces between your words. (Use the spacebar to help you.)
• Logout. 
•  http://kidblog.org/blog/ 

 http://kidblog.org/home/

Skeleton Dance

Math PLT Sharing

 

Thanks to Morgan for sharing her poster at the math meeting. 

She did Today's Number at the top with her cricket.

It Makes Sense! Using the Hundreds Chart to Build Number Sense, Grades K-2

Counting to 120 Chart

http://mathcoachscorner.blogspot.com/2012/07/new-hundred-chart-resource.html